Understand your relationship with money, learn about the importance of budgeting, tips for savings and investment for your children’s education. To register, contact Anita Fortuno at afortuno@accessalliance.ca; 416-324-0927 ext. 3119
A safer space for two-spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex immigrants and refugees to meet weekly, discuss diverse topics and have fun! We will have workshops, social events, field trips, movie nights and more. Join in-person OR virtually via Zoom! For more information contact Pallavi Suresan at psuresan@accessalliance.ca or call 416-693-8677, ext. 4220
Join us and learn healthy, tasty, and cost friendly recipes for youth. Learn new skills in the kitchen and increase your knowledge in food preparation WHO: Newcomer Youth (17-19) To register, contact Justin at jmensah@accessalliance.ca or the youth team at youth@accessalliance.ca
Seniors share their experiences, and learn from each other to design crafts, to make jewelries, to do knitting, and to paint potteries based on their interests. Email Shaheda at sazami@accessalliance.ca to register.
Practice and improve your conversational English in a friendly group setting. Participants will be engaged in asking questions and involved in conversation on topics of interest. For more information, contact youth@accessalliance.ca
The life skills and employment support program is designed to give young adults (18-24) the knowledge and tools they need to live independently and make informed decisions about life in Canada Participants are encouraged to attend all sessions: manage your money, learn to cook, employment support & your legal rights at work. For more information, […]
Increase your knowledge about life in Canada through hands-on workshops and field trips! Gain a greater sense of belonging in your community and make new friends along the way. For more information, contact youth@accessalliance.ca
Homework club for newcomer high school youth aged 13-17. For more information, email youth@accessalliance.ca
This free weekly lunch program provides a home-cooked, healthy and nutritious meal. This is an opportunity for newcomers to connect with others in the community while reducing social isolation and trying food from diverse cultures. Registration is not required. This is a drop-in program.
For newcomer youth in high school, practice and improve your conversational English in a friendly and encouraging group setting. Participants will be engaged in asking questions and involved in conversation on topics of interest. For more information, contact youth@accessalliance.ca
