Greater Toronto

Eva's Place is the first youth shelter in North York, Toronto, dedicated to providing a range of support services aimed at preventing and reducing youth homelessness for individuals ages 16 to 24. The organization offers emergency shelter, transitional housing, and employment training, ensuring that youth have access to essential resources for their well-being and future success. With additional facilities such as Eva's Satellite and Eva's Phoenix, the initiative responds to the diverse needs of young people, including longer-term housing options and skills training. Eva's Place is committed to fostering a supportive environment for youth in crisis, emphasizing harm reduction and empowerment through various programs and services. Generated from the website

The North York Norman Ingram YMCA Before and After School Program offers high-quality licensed care for children aged 6 to 12 in a stimulating environment designed to foster learning and growth. With a curriculum focused on children's developmental needs, the program promotes independence and strong leadership skills through engaging indoor and outdoor activities. Qualified early childhood educators facilitate play experiences that help children build foundational skills while forming positive relationships with peers. The program emphasizes flexibility and affordability, ensuring that children's time before and after school is as constructive and creative as their time in the classroom. Generated from the website

The Harriet Tubman Community Organization in Toronto, ON is a non-profit dedicated to providing support and resources to marginalized communities. Through various programs and initiatives, the organization aims to empower individuals and promote social justice within the community. Generated from their business information