A representative supports job seekers to explore their career goals and pursue long-term and meaningful employment.

A settlement counsellor will assist newcomers who need help applying for social and government services.

Service Canada Representative will provide support for Employment Insurance, Canada Pension Plan (including Disability), Old Age Security, Guaranteed Income Supplement, Canada Child Benefits, Canada Learning Bond, Canada Dental Plan as well as process Social Insurance Numbers on site. Support on Youth, Newcomer and Indigenous Services are also available

This is a drop-in service, first come first served

A representative supports job seekers to explore their career goals and pursue long-term and meaningful employment.

A legal worker will provide confidential free legal assistance to low-income residents in the community. This is an OPTIONAL service only and NOT mandatory to attend.

A legal worker will provide confidential free legal assistance to low-income residents in the community. This is an OPTIONAL service only and NOT mandatory to attend.

A representative supports job seekers to explore their career goals and pursue long-term and meaningful employment.

This workshop is designed for persons who immigrated to Canada within the last 5 years and graduated from a post-secondary program of study prior to coming to Canada.

This in-person session provides an overview of the Ontario Works program administered by Toronto Employment and Social Services. Learn more about financial benefits, social supports, and referrals to employment services that may be available to you.

The Fathers Group is a supportive workshop series designed to connect fathers in the community, promote positive parenting strategies, and provide a space for open discussion. Sessions will cover a range of topics including communication, child development, co-parenting, self-care, and community resources. The first session will be a Q&A to establish participant needs and guide the direction of the series.

The University of Toronto’s Temerty Faculty of Medicine, Office of Access and Outreach, in partnership with Toronto Employment & Social Services, invites Grade 10–11 students from underrepresented (i.e. Black, Indigenous, Filipino, Latin American), or socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds, to a virtual information session on the Summer Mentorship and STEAM Design Programs.