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Adventist
Counselling Centre provides help for families in crisis. 150
Bentworth Ave. Call (416) 780-1690.
African Canadian Heritage Association is continuing its weekly
heritage program for students age three to 16 years at 627 Queens
Quay West at Bathurst. For more info. call (416) 208-3149.
African Community Health Services provides health promotion
and confidential PHA services for continental Africans at 790 Bay
St. Call (416) 591-7600.
Africans in Partnership Against AIDS, Educational & Support
Network for Continental Africans in Canada. 14 College St. Ste.
401, Toronto M5T 1K2, (416) 924-5256.
African Women Resource & Information Centre, 203 Sackville
Green, Ste. 6, (416) 214-4823.
Afrocentric Homeschoolers Association provides advocacy,
support and educational counselling for
Black parents and students. Monthly meeting are held. Call (705)
742-4746 or visit the website, www.geocities.com/blackhomeschool.
Applegrove Community Complex, 60 Woodfield Rd. Parent/child
drop-in, seniors' square and line dance, teen drop-in and ESL classes.
(416) 461-8143.
Ballet Creole offers contemporary African/Caribbean dance
classes. (416) 960-0350.
Beat the Street learning centre for homeless and street-involved
youth and adults. Call Jayne at 979-3361.
The Bickford Centre, 777 Bloor St. W. Adult non-credit ESL with
computer support and Literacy and
Basic Skills. To register go to Rm. 214 at the Centre or call (416)
393-0528.
Black Action Defence Committee, Community Mediation Program,
944A St. Clair Ave. W. Call (416) 656-2232.
Black Business and Professional Association, 675 King St.
W. Ste. 203. Call (416) 504-4097.
Black Coalition of AIDS Prevention, provides support for
people living with AIDS, HIV positive and their families. 110 Spadina
Ave., Ste. 207, Toronto M5K 2K4, (416) 977-9955.
Black Craft Builders is a non-profit organization for people
who create handmade crafts. Open to craftspeople anywhere, but is
primarily for African-Canadians. See www.geocities.com/blackcrafters.
Black Enterprise Network, 1183 Finch Ave. W., Suite 502,
offers Access to Self-Employment Training (ASET) workshops for people
15 to 29 years who want to start their own businesses. For more
info. call Sandy (416) 739-7222.
Black Inmates & Friends Assembly offers culturally appropriate
counselling, intervention and support services to Black and Caribbean
inmates and their families. 2518 Eglinton Ave. W. Call (416) 652-3131,
fax (416) 652-5381.
Black Scholar Academy provides math and language instructions
for children. Call (416) 503-0045.
Black Secretariat assists community groups in building group
strong organizational structures. Provides networking, meeting space,
typesetting and layout. Call (416) 924-1104.
Bloor Information and Lifeskills Centre provides free information
and lifeskills programs. 672 Dupont St., Ste. 314, (416) 531-4613.
Brampton Multicultural Community Center offers settlement
services for new immigrants, help with education, computer courses,
employment, housing and more. Call (905) 790-8482.
CAN:BAIA - Canadian Artists: Black Artists in Action. Call
(416) 703 9040.
Canadian African Newcomers Service, 21 Vaughan Rd., Unit
114. Call (416) 658-8030.
Canadian Multilingual Literacy Centre offers FREE English
language instruction to immigrants and convention refugees, specializing
in teaching those who have less than a grade 9 education.
Childcare and help with TTC. Call (416) 538-4232.
Career Opportunities Program offered by the Caribbean Association
of Peel in partnership with HRDC helps you gain and establish realistic
career goals and develop a plan of action. Call (905) 451-9710 in
Brampton or (905) 890-2676 in Mississauga.
Caribbean & African Chamber of Commerce of Ontario Inc.,
705 Progress Rd., Scarborough. Call (416) 396-4666.
Caribbean Association of Peel offers training programs. Call
(905) 890-2676.
Community Information Centre of Metropolitan Toronto is a
non-profit agency providing "one-stop shopping" to all
social, community and government services in Metro Toronto. 425
Adelaide St. W. 2nd Floor. Call 397-INFO (4636).
Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO) (www.cleo.on.ca.) community
legal clinic produces clear language material on social assistance,
landlord and tenant law, refugee and immigration law, for people
with low incomes. (416) 408-4420 or E-mail cleo@web.net.
Community Unity Alliance is an umbrella organization for new
community and cultural groups that helps them to become self-sustaining.
Offers office space, 4900 Sheppard East. (416) 395-6475.
Coping in Tough Times offers a free personal money management
counselling program. Call (416) 266-4596.
Daylight Family Ministries offers a divorce recovery and
support group. 100 Rexdale Blvd., Ste. 303. (416) 744-2727.
Delta Child Care Network, 95 Eddystone Ave., 2nd Fl., Downsview
offers free, ongoing job search training workshops including job
placements. Call Balbir or Paula at (416) 747-1172.
Guyana Ex-Soldiers Association (Canada) 3362 Mulcaster Rd.,
Mississauga. Call (905) 569-0315.
Harriet Tubman Organization offers tutoring, games, heritage
classes, drama and crafts. Call (416) 496-2044.
Immigrant Women's Job Placement Centre, 2221 Yonge St. #201.
Call (416) 488-4571.
Intercede offers free and confidential services to newcomers,
caregivers and domestic workers including those from the Caribbean,
South America and Africa. 234 Eglinton Ave. E., Ste. 205. Call (416)
483-4554.
Jamaican Canadian Association offers free and confidential
services to newcomers and immigrants of Afro-Caribbean heritage.
Need help with sponsorship, housing or education? Call (416) 740-1558
or (416) 746-5772.
Jane-Finch Community & Family Centre offers a variety
of programs in various community locations. 4400 Jane St., Ste.
108. Call (416) 663-2733.
Jane-Finch Concerned Citizen's Organization offers information
and referral services, academic, cultural and recreational activities
to youth and adults. Call (416) 635-9816.
Jones Ave. Adult Centre, 540 Jones Ave. Free literacy and
basic skills classes. Call Donald at (416) 393-9645.
Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC). No fee
for this program. Deaf or hard-of-hearing students welcome. English
Testing Centres in: Mississauga (905) 270-6000; Brampton (905) 791-6700;
Malton (905) 677-0007; Oakville, Burlington, Halton Hills, Milton
(905) 875-3851.
Lawrence Heights Community Health Centre, 12 Flemington Rd.
offers a range of primary and community services and supports. Also
supports the work of volunteers and students. Call (416) 787-1661.
The LEAP program of the YWCA of Greater Toronto assists women
to re-enter the work force through Career Assessment, Academic Upgrading,
GED and Introduction to Computers, among others. All programs are
free. 3090 Kingston Rd. Ste. 402, Scarborough. Call (416) 269-0090.
Learn amateur radio, 201-1085 Bellamy Rd. (416) 438-9500.
Malvern Family Resource Centre, 1321 Neilson Rd., Scarborough.
Call (416) 281-1376.
M-Powered Kidz North York at the Lakeshore Pentecostal Church
provides free Christian support and services for youths and families
including counselling, literacy, numeracy, sports, and music. Call
416-255-8809.
Muslim Community Services in Brampton offers a number of social
and community services, including mentoring, crisis intervention,
referrals, and workshops, for families and groups. Call (905) 790-1910.
North York Community House Newcomer Services offer FREE English
classes for adults. Childcare is free and TTC tokens are provided.
1200 Lawrence Ave. W. and other locations. Call (416) 784- 0920.
North York Women's Centre provides programs, services and
resources in the North York community. Call (416) 781-0479 to gain
support from other women and to learn what programs and services
are available.
Ontario Black History Society, is registered non-profit organization
working to profit and promote the contributions of Black people
and their history in Canada through education and research. 10 Adelaide
St. E., Ste. 202. Call (416) 867-9420.
Organization of Black Tradesmen and Tradeswomen of Ontario
can help you develop your skills. 22 College St., Ste. 104. Call
(416) 921-5120.
Parkdale Intercultural Association offers FREE classes to adults.
English as a second language.
Persons who have Canadian citizenship, student visa holders
may also register. 1257 Queen St. W. Call (416) 536-4420.
Parkdale Project Read - Literacy Program. Want to help an
adult learn to read and write? Call (416) 531-6308.
Rexdale MicroSkills provides free full-time training for
women trying to start their own business. 1
Vulcan Street (416) 247-7181, Ext. 229, or call Kim Koh at (416)
247-1660.
Rexdale Women's Centre offers programs for Black and Caribbean
Women, 8 Taber Rd. 2nd floor, Etobicoke. Call (416) 745-0062.
Rubena Willis
Counselling Centre for Assaulted Women,
Ajax. Call (905) 428-6635. Fax (905) 428-6636.
St. Clair
West Services for Seniors offers
a range of services including Meals on Wheels, home help and day
programs. (416) 787-2114.
Sattalite
Music School offers classes in guitar, keyboard, horns and drumset
for reggae, jazz, RnB, Hip Hop from highly accomplished and classically
trained musicians. (416) 375-2557.
Scarborough
Youth Tutorial Program tutors students from Jr. Kindergarten
to grade 12 at West Hill Collegiate in Scarborough. Call Paul at
905-420-3667.
The Sickle
Cell Association of Ontario
provides education, counseling and advocacy for people who have
sickle cell disease. 3199 Bathurst St., Suite 202, Toronto, On.
M5A 2B2 or call (416) 789-2855.
South Asian
Family Support Services
provides information and referrals regarding employment training,
interpretations and many other services. 1200 Markham Rd. (416)
431-4847.
"Sunday's
Drum Circle" is the theme for an Open Drum Jam, Sundays
from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m., at the South African Centre, 276 Augusta
Avenue. Also traditional and modern rhythms and music techniques
with professional drummers. (Fee courses) Call (416) 966-4059.
Toronto District
School Board gives free literacy classes for adults, Monday
to Friday, 24 Mountjoy Avenue, Room 232. (416) 393-1995.
Toronto Rape
Crisis Centre offers FREE and confidential counselling services
to women/children who have been sexually assaulted, and victims
of adult or child abuse/incest survivors. Call (416) 597-1171. 24
hour CRISIS LINE (416) 597-8808. TDD (416) 597-1214.
Tropicana
Community Services Organization provides culturally specific
tutoring, counselling and other services. Call (416) 439-9009.
United Achievers
Community Services
works with youth from African and Caribbean backgrounds and offers
FREE/confidential services. Support counselling, referral to services/resources,
advocacy, educational and information sessions on wife assault.
Call (905) 455-6789.
Voice to
I.M.P.A.C.T., a Christian organization for everyone, assists
in family unity, parenting, youth empowerment, Christian networking,
civil rights, family law awareness and supports those involved with
the Children's Aid Society and/or judicial system. Call (416) 654-1724,
24 hrs.
West Toronto
Community Legal Services provides free information and legal
assistance to the public. 672 Dupont St., Ste 315, (416) 531-7376.
Women's Health
in Women's Hands located at 2 Carlton St. Ste. 500, offers medical,
counselling and advocacy services for Caribbean, African, Latin
American and South Asian women. Call (416) 593-7655.
Women's Rights
Action Coalition of Durham (WRAC) provides culturally sensitive
supportive counselling and services to abused women and their children,
including public education. Services are free and confidential.
(905) 427-7849.
York Community
Services provide free health care, legal advice and counselling.
1651 Keele St. Call (416) 653-5400.
Youth Clinical
Services Inc. has medical/counselling services for addictions,
pregnancy, birth control and sexually transmitted diseases. 800
Oakdale Rd.. Call (416) 752-2514.
Youth Assisting
Youth is a delinquency prevention program which matches youth
volunteers with youth who have social, behavioral or adjustment
problems. Call (416) 923-1919.
YWCA of Greater
Toronto offers Employment Focus, a free five-week career-planning
program for women.(416) 961-8100.
YWCA Choices
for Living, Life Skills/Support/Counselling groups for women
experiencing depression, anxiety of emotional difficulties. Groups
run at Driftwood Community Centre. Groups run at Driftwood Community
Centre. Call (416) 961-8100 ext. 332 or 361.
YWCA LEAP
Program
offers work preparation modules for women. For more info. call (416)
269-0090.
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