Supporting Refugee Well-Being: For most newcomers and refugees, adjusting to a new environment, dealing with past trauma and navigating daily life can take a toll on mental health as well as physical health.
A settlement worker will provide newcomers with support and assistance to navigate resources.
A settlement worker will provide newcomers with support and assistance to navigate resources.
A settlement worker will provide newcomers with support and assistance to navigate resources.
A settlement worker will provide a range of services for newcomers related to immigration, housing and education.
A Settlement worker offers complimentary individualized support to Newcomers. They offer assistance to clients with immigration/citizenship, social services, health care, tax benefits, community programs, housing, employment readiness, applications and education/language.
Booth # 21
Monday, All day
Join us for the Building Bridges: A Workshop for Parents of Children with Disabilities, an informative session designed to empower parents and caregivers with practical tools and knowledge. This IIF workshop include presenters Toronto Public Health, PF&R, and TESS, offering valuable insights into navigating services and supports in your community.
Parenting is one of the most rewarding journeys, but it can also feel overwhelming, and unpredictable. If you’re looking to connect with other parents join us at a Parent Support Group facilitated by Jeannette Markle, Choice Theory Certified and President of Association of Parent Support Groups of Ontario (APSGO)
The Black Fathers Town Hall, led by S-Quire Johnson of the Fatherhood Initiative, is a dedicated support group that offers a safe, inclusive, and empowering space for Black fathers to connect, share lived experiences, and engage in meaningful conversations that impact their families and futures.
The Healthy Eating Workshops are designed for parents and caregivers of children birth to 6 years. Workshops are led by Community Nutrition Educators and offered in many languages to Indigenous and multicultural communities. Interactive discussions and activities help participants to provide healthy foods to their young children.
Parenting is one of the most rewarding journeys, but it can also feel overwhelming, and unpredictable. If you’re looking to connect with other parents join us at a Parent Support Group facilitated by Jeannette Markle, Choice Theory Certified and President of Association of Parent Support Groups of Ontario (APSGO)
Through the portal you can:
- Learn about the services provided in our Access & Resource Centres
- Register for upcoming workshops, events, services and community information fairs hosted by TESS, City divisions and community partners
- Search for events and services relevant to your needs
- Provide feedback about the portal
To see upcoming events and available services, select the Workshops tab where you can also filter by category and location.
