Non-profit Organizations in Parkdale-High Park, Toronto, ON

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Results from the 'Non-profit Organizations' category in Parkdale-High Park, Toronto

Canadian Academy Of Recording Arts & Sciences

Closed now

219 Dufferin St, Suite 203C, ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT, Toronto, M6K 3J1

(416) 485-3135

Nonprofit Organization, Association, Non-profit organization, Membership Organizations

Shevchenko Museum

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1604 Bloor Street West, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M6P 1A7

(416) 534-8662

Museum, Art museum, Tours et Excursions, museums, Non-profit organization, Museums & Art Galleries, Nonprofit Organization, Art Galleries and Botanical and Zoologic, Voyages et Logement, Musées

Parkdale Intercultural Association PIA

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1365 Queen Street West;, Toronto, M6K 1M1

416-536-1783

Parkdale Intercultural Association is a multicultural, multiservice community-based agency that supports the full settlement of immigrants and refugees in the Canadian society, and in the development of a healthy, diverse community in Parkdale.

The Dream Team

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1678 Bloor Street West, Toronto, M6P 1A9

(416) 516-1422

“To work for more quality, supportive housing, for those experiencing mental health and addiction issues, and to reduce the barriers in their lives resulting from poverty and stigma; and to do so through public education, research, advocacy and example, utilizing and capitalizing on members’ personal experience.”

WoodGreen Employment Services (Formerly JobStart)

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219 Dufferin St. #1C, Toronto, M6K 3J1

(416) 231-2295

Just prior to 1980 Dr. Shawn Scherer, a psychologist, together with the help of University of Toronto Faculty, began to formally assess youth oriented programs and research literature in order to determine how best to serve this group. In 1980 a group of community professionals was convened from the Board of Education, Children's Aid Society etc. This group founded the agency in response to the difficulties they encountered in trying to help youth become gainfully employed and contributing members of society.