Scarborough Health Network Foundation

Heritage Skills Development Centre (HSDC) is a non-profit organization established in 1993 to provide integration services for new immigrants, refugees, and minorities in the Greater Toronto Area. Their mission is to promote the health, social, cultural, and economic well-being of marginalized individuals, including youth, women, seniors, and their families. HSDC assists in building stronger foundations through integrative and empowerment programs. Offering a wide range of programs and services, HSDC serves as a gateway to empowerment and opportunity. From computer and digital literacy programs for all skill levels to specialized initiatives for seniors, youth, and social issues, they are committed to community empowerment and capacity building. Their events, such as Black History Month celebrations and career skills workshops, further highlight their dedication to fostering inclusivity and growth. With a focus on assisting families in need and providing a supportive environment, HSDC continues to make a positive impact by offering free programs like sewing and digital literacy training. Through their various initiatives and events, they aim to empower individuals from diverse backgrounds and create a more inclusive society. Generated from the website content

Groupe Artisanal Féminin Francophone de l’Ontario, based in Scarborough, ON, is a community organization dedicated to supporting female artisans in the Francophone community. They provide a platform for these artisans to showcase their talents and sell their handmade products, fostering creativity and entrepreneurship among women in the region. Generated from their business information

Masjid Huzaifa is a mosque in Toronto, ON that provides a space for worship and community gatherings. With a focus on spiritual growth and unity, the mosque offers regular prayer services and educational programs for individuals seeking a place of reflection and connection. Generated from their business information