A free drop-in program where newcomer seniors can meet, play board games and have a cup of tea or coffee with snacks while mingling with others in the community. To learn more and register, contact seniors@accessalliance.ca
This class will use bodyweight exercises and light bands to engage in a low-impact body workout. Focus on muscular endurance, balance, coordination, and fall prevention. Registration is required for all in-person seniors’ fitness classes. Registration is required for all in-person seniors’ fitness classes. For further information contact seniors@accessalliance.ca
This class explores using light bands and alternative fitness styles like yoga and qi gong to engage in a low-impact body workout. It will increase your cardiovascular and muscular endurance. Registration is required. To learn more and to register, please contact seniors@accessalliance.ca
Newcomers and other seniors share experiences and learn from each other while designing crafts, making jewelry, knitting, and painting pottery. To learn more and register, contact seniors@accessalliance.ca
Understand your relationship with money, and learn the importance of budgeting, saving and investing in your child’s education
Socialize and connect with fellow newcomer seniors while playing bingo. To learn more and register, contact seniors@accessalliance.ca
The program offers 2SLGBTQI+ newcomers who are eligible to work in Canada weekly employment-focused workshops, designed to: Improve essential life skills, networking, and job searching; Prepare for job or post-secondary education applications; Educate on workers' rights and workplace health and safety, addressing the precarious work conditions many have experienced; Enhance understanding of the Canadian labour […]
Join us for our March Break Field Trips! This is for newcomer youths age 13-17. It is free! TTC tokens and lunch are also provided! Registration is Required. To Register, please DM here or email us at youth@accessalliance.ca Where are we going? Monday, March 10, 2025 Sky Zone (45 Esandar Drive, Toronto) […]
Create a happy and healthy new year for yourself! We’ll learn together with a registered dietitian, social worker and Expressive Arts health promoter to plan for better physical and mental health. Join us for conversation, art making, and much discovery.
Nesting Grounds are weekly community arts workshops to support the mental well being of newcomer community members of all ages. It brings arts and mental health practice together to promote sustainable techniques for mental well being. Everyone is welcomed! To register, please click here.
