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Christie Ossington Neighbourhood Centre (CONC) is a multifaceted agency located in West Downtown Toronto, established in 1993 to support vulnerable community members through innovative services. Serving children, youth, adults, and seniors living in poverty, CONC offers a range of programs aimed at fostering community engagement and wellness. With offerings that include shelters, transitional housing, food access, and various community programs, CONC actively addresses issues like homelessness, income security, and mental health. By building from the community for the community, CONC has become a vital resource, providing over 19,000 nutritious meals monthly and partnering with numerous organizations to enhance local services and support. Generated from the website

The Children's Storefront, established in 1975, has been a cornerstone for families in Toronto, providing a nurturing environment where parents, caregivers, and children come together to support each other and build a strong sense of community. As the first child-parent centre in Ontario, it has paved the way for numerous free programs, ensuring accessibility for all families with young children. Operating as a not-for-profit entity, The Children's Storefront offers wholesome, low-cost meals through its Community Kitchen and hosts various activities such as potluck brunches and cooking workshops. Committed to remaining a resource for families, the organization thrives on a volunteer-driven approach and the generosity of its supporters. Generated from the website

Korean Information and Social Services in Toronto, ON offers a range of support services to the Korean community in the area. They focus on providing information, resources, and assistance to individuals seeking help with various social and cultural issues. Generated from their business information