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Virtual Walk-In / Single Session Counselling

Community members are invited to access our free Single Session Walk-in Counselling. 

Virtual sessions are available Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
In-person sessions are available on Thursdays at our 355 Church Street location. For more Information, go to Single Session Walk-in Counselling program page or download the flyer

If you are in crisis, please call:

Distress Centre: 416-408-HELP (4357)
Assaulted Women’s Helpline: 416-863-0511 or 1-866-863-0511
Gerstein Centre – Crisis line: 416-929-5200 
Community Information and Toronto Community Crisis 211 or go to 211Toronto.ca


Workshops and groups by program

Counselling | Families in Transition | Options – Children | Violence against Women | David Kelley Services | Seniors and Caregivers Support Services | Seniors Community Connections | Healthy Families, Healthy Communities


Workshops and groups offered by Counselling Service

Emotional self-regulation

A six-week group for individuals interested in learning strategies to reduce anxiety and distress. Every week a new technique will be introduced and practiced to help you with reducing your anxiety and having more self-regulation. Participants will discover they are not alone in their distress and that others struggle with similar issues, share information and learn from each other, and experience a safe place within which to practice new skills.

Members will not be allowed in the group if they skip the first two session  since the material and practice of it is build up on each session.

Date: Thursdays, April 10 to May 17, 2025
Time: 10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Location: virtual on Zoom
Fee: Sliding scale based on income and family size, to ensure that persons with all income levels can access our programs.
Registration: Prescreening required at registration time.
Please call Family Service Toronto, Service Access Unit 416.595.9618

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Weekly Meditation Group (virtual)

This weekly webinar is an invitation to engage in a guided mindfulness practice.  Each week, a counsellor will lead participants through a meditation and provide information about a weekly topic, such as mindfulness, coping strategies, or understanding emotion.

Date(s): Every Monday
Time:
1 – 1:30 p.m.
How:
Offered via Zoom
Cost
Free
Registration information:
To register or for more information contact Family Service Toronto Service Access Unit 416.595.9618 or email: [email protected]

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Nervous System Reset

In this virtual, weekly sessions series you’ll engage in body-based grounding techniques, practice trauma-informed yoga, and learn how these practices help improve emotional and physical well-being.

This program is open to anyone who wants to manage strong emotions like anxiety, depression, or trauma responses.

Date(s): to be announced
How: Offered via Zoom
Cost: Free
Registration information: To register, contact the Service Access Unit.
Phone: 416-595-9618
Email: [email protected]


Workshops and groups offered by Families in Transition Program

Co-parenting: Embracing the Ebbs and Flows (virtual)

Psycho-educational and interactive single session workshops for parents wanting to develop an understanding of healthy co-parenting strategies and the different types of co-parenting; and learn skills on how to engage in a healthy co-parenting relationship to support the well-being of their children

Dates and time
2025:
Tuesday, January 14 | 12 – 2 p.m.
Tuesday, March 25 | 11-1pm
Wednesday May 7 |11-1pm

Fee: Sliding scale based on income and family size, to ensure that persons with all income levels can access our programs.
How: Offered via Zoom
Registration: Pre-registration is required.
Please register by calling our Service Access Unit: 416-595- 9618
Co-parents will not be attending at the same workshop.

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Parenting 101:
Supporting Children Through Separation and Divorce (virtual)

A psycho-educational and interactive workshop for parents who want to develop an understanding of children’s developmental stages and their corresponding experiences of separation and divorce; and learn skills to support their own well-being and their children who may be experiencing challenges.

Dates & Time
February 25 | 10 a.m. – 12 a.m.
April 16 | 12 a.m. – 14 p.m.

Fee: Sliding scale based on income and family size, to ensure that persons with all income levels can access our programs.
How: Offered via Zoom
Registration: Pre-registration is required.
Please register by calling our Service Access Unit: 416-595- 9618
Co-parents will not be attending at the same workshop.

Blending Families (virtual) 

A one-time, 2-hour psycho-educational workshop for parents and their partners wanting to ease the transition of introducing a new romantic partner to their children. The workshop will cover common challenges, learning to manage different parenting styles and navigating the co-parenting relationship, while staying connected to your new partner and children. 

Date and time:  To be announced
Fee: Sliding scale based on income and family size, to ensure that persons with all income levels can access our programs.
How: Offered via Zoom
Registration: Pre-registration is required for all attendees. Co-parents will not be attending the same workshop. Please attend with your new romantic partner (if possible).
Please register by calling our Service Access Unit: 416-595- 9618
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THE WAVE – A Family in Transition Children’s Group (in-person)

This is a group for kids born 2013-2015 to discuss and understand family changes like separation or divorce. Through creative activities, they’ll explore their feelings and experiences. The group format will allow participants to be witnessed and to witness others, and create a safe space for sharing, normalization, and validation of experiences to build resilience.

Date(s): To be announced
Location: 355 Church Street
Cost: Sliding scale based on income and family size, to ensure that persons with all income levels can access our programs.
Registration information:
Forms will need to be completed by all parents/guardians with decision making in order to register.
Pre-group screening is required with the requesting parent and child on Zoom
To begin the registration process please call Service Access Unit: 416.595.9618


Workshops and groups offered by Options – Children

Developmental Disabilities Resource Workshop

Have you ever wanted to know more about developmental disabilities such as Autism? Are you interested in how to navigate the service system or strategies to support a loved one or friend? Come join us for an information session on Developmental Disabilities, Autism, and strategies for navigating the service sector across the lifespan and supporting a loved one. This workshop is suitable for families with a newly diagnosed loved one, and community members who are interested in learning more about developmental disabilities and the sector.

Dates: January 28 and February 25
Time: 11 a.m.
Location: Zoom
Registration: To register fill out the form for the preferred date:
Registration for January 28
Registration for February 25

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Camps Registration Workshop (virtual)

Ever wonder what you need to register your child for camp? Not sure what camps are out there? Come join us for an information session on camps and respite registration. This single-session workshop is suitable for caregivers of children 4 -18 who would like to have a better understanding of the what’s, when, and how’s of registering for camp

Date & time:

January 30, 2025: 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
February 27, 2025: 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
March 27, 2025: 11 a.m. – 1230 p.m.
Where: Virtual on Zoom
Fee: Free
Registration link: Please register for one of the available sessions:

January 30: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HcwIsES4Tka1Us1DM3t_iw
February 27:  https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lp3-vMJ7QXqD-D1JWGLHEw
March 27: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_h2Hm9E_2SSi5dPbtiEe7Ig

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Financial Supports Workshop (virtual)

Come learn about provincial and charitable funding that you and your child may be eligible for. Receive a resource package with links and steps for completing the applications. This workshop is suitable for caregivers of children birth to 18 who would like to have a better understanding of funding for children with special needs.

Date: January 21  and February 18, 2025
Time: 11 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Where: Virtual on Zoom
Fee: Free
Registration link: Please register for one of the two sessions.

January 21: https://zoom.us/webinar/ register/ WN_b8XEZKMsQzWiGcW_iVBW6 w
February 18: https://zoom.us/webinar/ register/ WN_MhPSAVFMTR2RctNOJpb7xw

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1:1 Service Coordination Consultation

This 60 minute, 1:1 consultation is designed to provide caregivers who have children and/or youth with a disability between the ages of 0-18 years of age, with an opportunity to gain information about FST’s children’s programs and Toronto region to assist with supportive needs of their loved one

When: Third Thursday of each month, beginning January 23, 2025
Location: Virtual, on Teams Registration
One hour times slots between 9-5 to be booked using the registration link.

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Workshops and groups offered by the Violence against Women Program

Empowerment through Financial Literacy
Learn about finances and increase your financial literacy

A 4-part series for women-identified survivors of trauma offered by Family Service Toronto – Violence Against Women Program and the Canadian Foundation of Economic Education.  This webinar is suitable for those who are interested in understanding and gaining economic education knowledge.

Living a Financially Healthy Life: Feb. 19, 2025 | 1-2:30pm
How to Manage Debt & Credit: Mar 19, 2025 | 1-2:30pm
Retirement Planning and Financial Concerns for Older Adults and Seniors: Apr.16, 2025 | 1-2:30pm Empowering Their Tomorrow: Helping Parents Support the Next Generation: May 21, 2025 | 1-2:30pm

How: Offered via Zoom
Cost: Free
Registration information: To register, contact the Service Access Unit.
Phone: 416-595-9618
Email: [email protected]

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Workshops and groups offered by David Kelley Services Program

Wellness Group

A free, 16-session, psychotherapy group for self-identified male (18 +) survivors of sexual abuse who seek support to deal with the impact of unwanted sexual experiences, whether recent or from years ago.

Who can participate?
Self-identified males, inclusive of 2SGBTQ+ individuals, who are sexual abuse survivors, and

  • are willing to commit and consistently participate in the full 16-session cycle,
  • are willing to engage in experiential and self-reflection activities during and  in-between sessions
  • have done some work on emotional regulation strategies
  • who had individual therapy (or are still engaged in individual therapy).

Date: every Wednesday, from Feb. 19 to May 28, 2025
Time: 2.00 – 4:30 p.m.
Fee: free
Registration information: Pre-screenin, 30 min, required.
Contact Family Service Toronto Service Access Unit 416.595.9618, [email protected]

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2STNB+ Connect Peer Support Group (virtual)

2STNB+ Connect Peer Support Group is now offered by DKS services and it replaces 2STNB Peer Support Group, previously offered by Queer and Connected.
This virtual peer support group assists youth across the gender identity spectrum to meet and connect with others in their community, explore their identities, and make friends.

Dates: Ongoing; Bi-weekly, Wednesdays: Sep 4 & 18; Oct. 2, 16 & 30; Nov. 12 & 26…
Time: 7:00 – 9:00p.m.
Location: virtually on Zoom (a link will be provided to all participants in advance of workshops)
Cost: Free
Registration/information:  The group is open to 2STNB+ youth 16-29 in Toronto and the GTA
Register with Keith at [email protected]
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Emotional Skills Group (virtual)

This is an online skills group offering 2SLGBTQ+ clients a space to learn and practice the emotional skills needed for managing stress, regulating emotions and having healthier relationships. Each session centers a core emotional skill, with sessions building and integrating upon one another. Groups are limited to maximum 10 participants.

Date(s): to be announced
Time: 1-2:30pm
Fee: Sliding scale based on income and family size, to ensure that persons with all income levels can access our programs.
Registration information: Pre-screening required. Contact Family Service Toronto Service Access Unit 416.595.9618 or email: [email protected]
Eligibility: Participants have to be eligible for services through DKS; interested in learning tools to cope with emotional dysregulation; and able to commit to attending 5/8 sessions.

Art in Trans*ition Peer Support Group (virtual)

Art in Trans*ition is an arts-based peer support group at David Kelley Services (DKS). This 5-session virtual group will use art making to reflect on our own gender transitions – social, emotional, medical and physical. We will explore a variety of themes through writing, drawing, poetry, zines, comics and more. For and by 2STNB+ people, this group is inclusive of everyone on a journey of gender transition, whatever transition means to them. Participants of all art-making experience and abilities are welcome (even if that is none!).
Required art supplies: Journal; pen and pencil; phone camera.
More options: Scissors, tape and glue; collage scarps; paint and brushes; markers; crayons; your art medium of choice.

When: Spring 2025: biweekly, Wednesdays, March 5, 19; April 2, 16, 30;
Time: 7 – 9 p.m. 
Location: virtually on Zoom (a link will be provided to all participants in advance of workshops)
Cost: Free
Registration/information:  Open to youth aged 16-29 in Toronto and the GTA
Register with Keith at [email protected]
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Bienestar

Terapia grupal en español que ofrece apoyo para abordar el impacto los efectos acumulativos en la salud mental de la inmigración, la orientación sexual, el género, la raza y los desafíos de salud.

Este grupo semanal gratuito apoya a personas de habla hispana que viven con VIH y se identifican como gays, bisexuales u otros hombres que tienen sexo con hombres (GBMSM), enfocándose en lograr la regulación emocional, la autogestión y la resiliencia.

Fechas y hora (en 2025): Todos los miércoles, desde el 19 de febrero hasta el 25 de junio
De 10 a. m. a 12 p. m.
Ubicación: 355 Church Street, Toronto
INFORMACIÓN DE REGISTRO: Se requiere una preevaluación de 30 minutos. Comuníquese con la Unidad de Acceso al Family Services Toronto al 416.595.9618 | [email protected]

Bienestar is a Spanish-speaking group therapy providing support to navigate the cumulative mental health effects of immigration, sexual orientation, gender, race, and health challenges. This free, weekly group supports Spanish Speaking individuals living with HIV who self-identify as gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (GBMSM), and focuses on achieving emotional regulation, self-management, and resilience.

Dates: Weekly, every Wednesday, from Feb 19 to June 25, 2025
Time: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Location: at 355 Church Street.
Registration: Pre-screening, 30 minutes required. Call Family Service Toronto Service Access Unit at 416.595.9618 or email: [email protected]

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Workshops offered by Seniors and Caregivers Support Services Program

El Camino a Casa

El Camino a Casa es un programa semanal para personas mayores de habla hispana que desean hablar sobre la experiencia de emigrar a Canadá. En un espacio seguro y confidencial, los participantes tienen la oportunidad de compartir sus experiencias como inmigrantes y el impacto que la inmigración ha tenido en sus vidas. El programa fomenta la comprensión y el crecimiento personal.

El Camino A Casa /The Road Home is weekly program for Spanish-speaking seniors who want to speak about the experience of immigrating to Canada. In a safe and confidential space, participants have the opportunity to share experiences as immigrants and the impact immigration had on their lives. The program promotes understanding and personal growth.

Dates: Weekly, every Thursday starting with February 13, 2025
Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Location: virtual on Zoom
Registration: Call Family Service Toronto Service Access Unit at 416.595.9618 or email: [email protected]

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Still With It: Safety & Belonging for 2SLGBTQIA+ Seniors (in-person)

This 12-session series creates a safe social space for 2SLGBTQIA+ seniors to learn about and discuss concerns related to elder abuse and building community. Peer co-facilitated by 2SLGBTQIA+ seniors, this program will address two significant concerns: raising elder abuse awareness (including financial abuse) and the need for social participation and inclusion.

This group will provide a space for 2SLGBTQIA+ seniors to connect with others, build community, and receive mutual support.
Eligibility: 55+, identifies as part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

Date: Fridays, 12 sessions starting Sept 13, 2024
Time: 1:30 – 4 p.m.
Location: 355 Church Street, Toronto
Cost: Free
Registration: Pre-screening is required. Call to register: 416.595.9618

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Need a Boost (virtual)

Join our discussion group for women 60+. Learn to restore your self-confidence and build support in your life.

  • Increase your social network
  • Practice communication skills
  • Rediscover interests and abilities
  • Share memories

Date:  Second and fourth Monday afternoon each month
Time: 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Location: Zoom
Cost: Free
Registration: please call Service Access Unit at  416-595-9618.

Failure to Launch (virtual)

A virtual group for parents 55+ of adult children who have been unable to secure their independence due to:

  • Chronic Illness
  • Mental Health
  • Addictions

Come out and meet other parents who are dealing with similar issues. Learn how to protect yourself against abuse while supporting your adult child in gaining independence.

  • Understand your role in continuing the cycle of dependence
  • Learn how to set limits and boundaries
  • Become aware of the impact of guilt and shame
  • Learn to cope with loss and change and moving forward

Date: Fourth Thursday each month
Time: 1:30 – 3 p.m.Learn about finances and increase your financial literacy
Location: Zoom
Cost: Free
Registration: please call Service Access Unit at  416-595-9618.

Gaining Strength, Sharing Stories (virtual)

A virtual group for women 60+
Sharing our stories, we discover we are not alone.

  • Tell your story in a safe and supportive environment
  • Ease isolation by connecting with others
  • Learn strategies for emotional safety and self-care
  • Focus on creating and maintaining healthy relationships.

When: Second Wednesday each month;
Time: 1:30 – 3:00 p.m.
Location: Zoom
Cost: Free
Registration: Please call Family Service Toronto’s Service Access Unit at 416-595-961

Caring for the Caregiver (virtual)

This 10-session group is offered by FST’s Seniors and Caregivers Support Service (SCSS) counsellors. Are you caring for or concerned about a senior (55+)? Maybe a parent, spouse, partner, relative or friend? This closed group explores various topics related to aging and caregiving over a 11-week cycle. Each session will have an educational component as well as opportunities for participants to exchange ideas, offer support, and share experiences. Participants have the opportunity to bring their own topics for discussion or request counsellors provide focused guidance for specific issues. The group is limited to 10 participants.

When: To be announced
Time: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Location:
Offered via Zoom
Cost
Free
Eligibility: Eligible for services with SCSS, in a caregiving role for someone age 55+
Registration information: Pre-screening, 30 min, required.
To pre-register contact the Family Service Toronto Service Access Unit at 416.595.9618 or email: [email protected]

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Seniors Chat Group (virtual)

A discussion group for anyone aged 55 and over offered by Seniors and Caregivers Support Service counsellors.

Bring some coffee or tea and join FST counsellors for a weekly drop-in chat. We will discuss a variety of topics with the goal of building connection and support with one another.

Date(s): First and third Wednesday of each month
2025: Jan. 8* and 22* (Please note the change of dates for Jan. 2025 due to Jan. 1 being a Stat holiday), Feb. 5 and 19, Mar. 5 and 19, April 2 and 16, May 7 and 21, June 4 and 18
Time: 3:00 – 4:30 p.m.
How:
Offered via Zoom or phone
Cost
Free
Registration information: To register contact the Family Service Toronto Service Access Unit at 416.595.9618 or email: [email protected]

Workshops offered by Seniors Community Connections Program

Groups for the Latino-Hispanic Community/Spanish-Speaking Seniors Programs

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Chat & Socialize (Chatear y Socializar)

Every Wednesday, older adults in the Latino Hispanic community meet in person or via Zoom to socialize. And once a month to watch a movie and share a pizza at Sterling Road. Coordinators: Evelyn & Rodrigo
Where & When:128 Sterling Rd, 2nd floor Office 202 | 11 AM to 1:30 PM
Information: 416.216.8460

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Board Games (Juegos de mesa)

On the second Monday of each month, Latino-Hispanic seniors meet to play board games, games to sharpen the mind, or engage in light and entertaining exercises. Coordinators: Evelyn & Rodrigo
Participants meet to laugh, have fun and a good time.
Where & When: 355 Church St. | 11 AM to 1:30 PM
Information: 416.216.8460

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Technology practice (Práctica de tecnología)

Every Friday, come with your iPad, iPhone, computer or other device you use to practice and find answers to questions that arise while using new technologies. Coordinator Rodrigo
Where & When: Birkdale Community Centre, 1299 Ellesmere Rd., Scarborough | 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Information: 416.216.8460

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In Contact – Podcast for Spanish Seniors (virtual)

A brief review of what is relevant at the local level with an indication of available services that help overcome the challenges in “Times of Coronavirus”. The program is offered by Seniors Community Connections (SCC)

Audience: Latino Hispano Community
Facilitator: Rodrigo Briones, SCC Coordinator, Lation Hispano Community Facilitator
Date(s): Once a week
Time: Link to podcast always available
CostFree
Registration: Contact number for more information: Rodrigo 416.755.5565 ext. 438


Workshops offered by Healthy Families, Healthy Communities program

Healthy Relationships: A Group for Self-Identifying Women Who Speak Spanish

In these educational conversations, we’ll explore how to build and maintain healthy, meaningful relationships. These 1.5-hour sessions are for women-identified individuals seeking to strengthen connections and reduce conflict. Together, we’ll share and discuss strategies to foster respect, trust, and effective communication. We will discuss:

  • Effective Communication Skills
  • Building Trust through Conversation
  • Setting Healthy Boundaries
  • Handling Conflict with Respect
  • Promoting Respectful Relationships

Descripción del grupo
Únete a nuestras conversaciones educativas virtuales de 1.5 horas en español, donde podrás hablar abiertamente y aprender a crear y mantener relaciones sanas, respetuosas y positivas.

Temas:
· Comunicación efectiva
· Construcción de confianza
· Establecer límites saludables
· Manejo de conflictos con respeto

Date & Time/ Fechas:
January 14, 2025 | 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM – Healthy Communication in Relationships/Comunicación saludable en las relaciones
February 11, 2025 | 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM – Empowering yourself: Setting boundaries in your relationships/Empoderarse: establecer límites en sus relaciones
Location: Virtual
Eligibility/Ubicación:
Women-identified individuals | Age 16+ | Spanish-speaking/Personas identificadas como mujeres | Mayores de 16 años | Personas de habla hispana

Cost/Costo: Free / Gratis
Registration information/ Inscripción: Pre-registration is required. To register or for more information, please call Family Service Toronto’s Service Access Unit at 416-595-9618.
Inscripción previa obligatoria. Para más información, llame al 416-595-9618.

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Empowering Yourself: Setting Boundaries in Your Relationships (the group is currently full, registration is closed)

In this one-time session, we will explore the importance of setting healthy boundaries to empower yourself in relationships. This group is a 1.5-hour educational conversation for those looking to talk and learn about boundaries in relationships, build confidence in expressing their needs, protect their emotional well-being, and to build fulfilling relationships.

Topics:

  • The importance of boundaries in healthy relationships
  • How to identify and communicate your needs effectively
  • Strategies for saying “no” without guilt
  • Handling challenges to your boundaries
  • Building confidence and self-respect

Date & Time: January 21,, 2025 | 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Location: Virtual/Zoom
Cost: Free
Registration: closed

Arriving Together: 2SLGBTQI+ Newcomer Peer Support Group

Arriving Together is a peer support group created in collaboration with Family Service Toronto and Rainbow Railroad for 2SLGBTQI+ newcomers (18+) to Canada. The group offers a warm and supportive environment where peers can meet, connect through shared experiences, and grow community.
What to Expect:
• Community-Building: Meet other 2SLGBTQI+ newcomers and participate in meaningful conversations and activities.
• Co-Creation: Briefly connect with the facilitator before the program begins to ask questions and share your hopes for the group.
• Meaningful Exchange: Enjoy and learn from each other’s experiences, ideas, food, music, and stories.
• Resources: Access information regarding settlement, employment, healthcare, and other resources specific to 2SLGBTQI+ newcomers.

Date & Time: This is a closed group that will meet once a week for 2 hours, for a total of six weeks.
Location: In-person at 355 Church Street.
Registration: Interested attendees will be asked to complete a survey regarding their availability, and to briefly connect with the group facilitator before the program begins. For more information and registration contact:
Toni Pavić (she/her)
Family Service Toronto
[email protected]
Nicoy Davis (they/he)
Rainbow Railroad
[email protected]

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2SLGBTQ+ Worker’s Rights

Did you know that when your contract ends at a job, or when you lose a job through no fault of your own, you may qualify for Employment Insurance  – a Canadian financial support program – until you find new work? Or, when you are released from a job, you may be eligible for termination pay?

This workshop is part of the Arriving Together Program, a peer and settlement support group for 2SLGBTQ+ newcomers to Canada. This workshop will be facilitated in collaboration with Parkdale Community Legal Services. Attendees will be provided TTC passes and snacks upon attendance.

Date & Time: January 28, 6 – 8 p.m
Location: 401 Richmond St. West, room 360
Cost: Free
Registration: No pre-registration necessary, but RSVPs are appreciated.
Toni Pavić (she/her)
[email protected]

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2SLGBTQ+ Family and Partner Reunification Information Session for Newcomers

Are you interested in learning more or asking questions about options for bringing family members and partners to Canada as a newcomer?

This session is part of the Arriving Together Program, a peer and settlement support group for 2SLGBTQ+ newcomers to Canada. This workshop will be facilitated in collaboration with Downtown Legal Services. Attendees will be provided TTC passes and snacks upon attendance. No pre-registration necessary, but RSVPs are appreciated. 

Date & Time: January 28, 6 – 8 p.m
Location: 401 Richmond St. West, room 360
Cost: Free
Registration: No pre-registration necessary, but RSVPs are appreciated.
Toni Pavić (she/her)
[email protected]

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Smartphone Basic Class

Classes are offered by the LabourEducation Centre for Arabic – speaking women who want to feel more confident using their smartphone. Participants will build their English language skills and knowledge about:

  • English digital technology terminology
  • Safety and Security
  • How to avoid fraud & hacking.
  • Online job searching & application.
  • Saving files on your phone

Translation will be available. Participants need to bring their smartphone.

Dates:  To be announced
Time: 10:30 a.m. -12:00p.m.
Location: The Hub, 2nd floor; 1527 Victoria Park Ave. TTC – Presto card available.
Registration: To sign up connect with:
Nada:  416.755.5565 x 343; [email protected]
Nariman: 416.755.5565 x 402; [email protected]

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Women’s Resilience: A Nigerian Perspective (virtual)

A Virtual Group Meeting to enhance women resiliency. Issues on self care and compassion, coping strategies, self-growth and lots more are discussed collectively. Program offered by the Violence against Women Program Facilitator (Nigerian Community)

Date(s): Every Tuesday
Time: 12 – 2 p.m.
How: Conference phone call
CostFree
Registration information: Contact Blessing by email [email protected]
Contact number for more information: 647 510 4371

Chitchat Group (In-person; Arabic Speaking  Women’s Support Group)
الدردشات نسائية عربية

Chitchat is a free group for Arabic-speaking women offered by Family Service Toronto – Healthy Families, Healthy Communities program in partnership with Arab Community Centre. The group offers an opportunity for women to meet, share and learn from each other, improve the quality of their family life, build skills for safe and healthy relationships, and gain awareness of resources.

Date(s): Biweekly, Thursdays
Time:
10:30 a.m – 1 p.m.
How:
Victoria Park Hub, 1527 Victoria Park Ave., 2nd floor,
CostFree
Registration:
Call Nariman Shabo, Counsellor, English and Arabic Speaking  at 416-755-5565 Ext 402 or Email: [email protected]

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