Children’s Programs:

After School Essentials (ASE): Our innovative afterschool program engages children aged 6-12 through sports, arts, nutrition, and academics. We provide a safe, fun, and supportive environment where children build positive relationships, develop leadership skills, and learn about anti-bullying and safety. ASE offers structured after-school activities, enhancing students’ attitudes towards learning and school community involvement. Currently available in the Toronto District School Board and Durham District School Board.

Camps: Our Summer and March Break Camps create a nurturing environment for children to express themselves, build self-confidence, and form friendships. We offer a wide range of activities, including field trips, sports, arts, and team-building, following a child-centered and right-to-play philosophy.

Youth Programs:

Pro–ject You(th)! (Youth Arts): An arts-based program for youth aged 13-24, fostering self-awareness, creative expression, and communication skills through media arts. Participants gain technical skills in video production, scriptwriting, and photo editing, empowering them as future problem solvers and leaders.

Youth Justice: Supporting youth aged 12-17 throughout the justice system, from pre-custody to reintegration. Services include Extra Judicial Sanctions (EJS), Community Service Order (CSO), and Friends In Toronto Youth Group, focused on creating positive change within the community.

Youth Leadership: Empowering young adults to become leaders in their communities.

Adult Programs:

Sisters In Solidarity (S.I.S): A network group uniting women to share experiences, knowledge, and skills. Monthly activities, events, and training empower women to overcome challenges and create change in their lives and communities. S.I.S Talk conference showcases inspirational women from various backgrounds.

P.I.E – Parents Involved In Education: Workshops and discussions equip parents and guardians with tools to enhance their involvement, understanding, and self-advocacy in their children’s education.

Community Building: Breaking the cycle of poverty through training in financial literacy, behavior modification, anti-oppression, and parenting support.

As a result of our work, participants:

  • Discover and expand their creativity
  • Connect with their sense of purpose
  • Develop leadership skills
  • Learn ways to become active in their communities
  • Speak out about issues that matter to them