Community Centres in Downtown, Toronto, ON

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Results from the 'Community Centres' category in Downtown, Toronto

Native Child & Family Svc

Closed now

30 College St, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5G 1K2

(416) 969-8510

lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Native Child & Family Services Of Toronto

Wellesley Community Ctr

Closed now

495 Sherbourne St, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M4X 1K7

(416) 392-0227

Amusement and recreation, Community center, Amusement and Recreation Services

Church of the Holy Trinity

Closed now

10 Trinity Square, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5G 1B1

(416) 598-4521

Holy Trinity is a unique church whose community is characterized by informality, where both traditional and contemporary worship are available. It is a church of inclusivity, both in language and comprehensive lay participation. We are a community of artists, activists, theologians, cooks, writers, students, queer and straight, lay people and clerics. We are part of the Diocese of Toronto in Anglican Church of Canada and celebrate its tradition. At the same time we are unafraid to challenge what we believe to be wrong. We are involved in and develop work in many areas from music to homelessness, lunch to refugees. Caring is given and received in an atmosphere which links traditional faith to today’s issues. At the 10:30am Sunday service, people gather around the altar where concerns, joys and sorrows are spoken and the eucharist is shared around the circle. At 2:00pm on Sundays there is a Spanish language service which is the weekly gathering of San Esteban, a worship community who joined with us in 2007. For more detailed information, you may be interested in our 2007 parish profile .

Cabbagetown Community Arts

Closed now

422 Parliament St, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 3A2

(416) 925-7222

lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Cabbagetown Community Arts

Toronto John Innes Community Centre

Closed now

150 Sherbourne St, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 2R6

(416) 392-6779

One Core NE, Community Service & Charitable Organizations, One Core West, Community Services & Organizations, North, Recreation center, Organismes de bienfaisance & communautaires, Community Pools, Municipal Government, Family & Community, Amusement & Recreation, Amusement and Recreation Services, One Core, One Core Ctr, Famille et communauté, Services communautaires et Organisations, Amusement and recreation

All Saints Community Centre-Church

Closed now

315 Dundas Street East, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 2A2

416.368.7768

All Saints Church-Community Centre is committed to providing a safe and nurturing environment while enhancing the well-being of homeless and street-involved individuals from a harm reduction and human-rights based approach. All Saints provides friendship, social opportunities, group and individual creative expression opportunities, case management, counselling, advocacy, and sanctuary. These services are provided with respect, compassion, and without prejudice to all who seek them.We place people, their goals and needs, at the centre of everything we do, and strive to create a place that is welcoming, supportive, and accessible.

Scadding Court Community Centre

Closed now

707 Dundas Street West, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5T 2W6

(416) 392-0335

Founded in March 1975, Scadding Court Community Centre is located at the corner of Dundas and Bathurst streets and adjacent to the Atkinson Cooperative Housing Complex (formerly Alexandra Park social housing). Our programs target under-serviced, culturally diverse groups such as low-income families, at-risk children and youth, newcomers, people living with disabilities, seniors and the un/underemployed. Between 500 and 600 people visit the Centre each day to participate in programs and services, or just to socialize. Scadding Court's mandate is: To support and foster the well being of individuals, families, and community groups by providing and encouraging both local and international opportunities for recreation, education, athletics, community participation and inclusive social interaction. Our programming streams include: Social Recreation and Wellness Support for Children, Youth and Families Child and Youth Programs Food Security and Urban Agriculture Community and Social Development Anti-Racism and Community-Building Programming and Support for People Living with Disabilities and Seniors Newcomer Services All of our work benefits from partnerships with neighbouring schools, community organizations and institutions committed to improving the health and well being of the community. Our History SCCC Facts Our Strategic Plan SCCC Membership Re-development Jobs Volunteer Partners and Supporters SCCC in the news.

Scadding Court Community Centre is highly regarded by its attendees for its clean facilities, friendly and supportive staff, and various engaging programs. The centre has a long-standing positive impact on attendees, with many expressing appreciation for the facilitators like Michael Truong who inspire and teach valuable skills. Programs such as Flavors of Diversity Drama Interact, Swim, and social have been well received, providing opportunities for community engagement and personal growth for attendees. The sewing program is another popular offering, enabling attendees to learn a new skill.

Seas Centre

Closed now

4168 Finch Ave E, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M1S 3V1

(416) 362-1375

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Ebbis Hall

Closed now

180 sherbourne st., Toronto, M5A 2R7

(416) 368-3600

College & University, Student housing center, Real estate, Community center

Ebbis Hall is a student accommodation with a mix of experiences. While some customers praise the clean and well-maintained building, friendly and student-oriented atmosphere, and quick response from the property manager, others express concerns about security issues, unstable management, and lack of transparency in lease agreements. Some reviewers mention the Victorian charm and convenient location as positives. The overall sentiment seems to be positive with customers forming friendships and enjoying the community.

Toronto Centre of Learning & Development

Closed now

540 Dundas Street East, Toronto, M5A 2B3

(647) 493-2462

Non-profit organization, Community Organization, Community center, Nonprofit Organization

The New Common

Open now

225 Wellesley St E, Unit 4B, Toronto, M4X 1X8

(437) 889-9783

Community center

Temple Vortex Wellness and Community Center

518 Yonge Street, 3 rd floor 3A, Toronto, M4Y 1X9

(416) 835-4198

Event Space, Community Organization, Alternative & Holistic Health Service, Event venue, Community center

Metro Central Ymca

Closed now

20 GROSVENOR STREET, BAY CLOVERHILL, Toronto, M4Y 2V5

(416) 975-9622

The YMCA in Canada is dedicated to the growth of all persons in spirit, mind and body, and to their sense of responsibility to each other and to the global community.