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

The Partners for Access and Identification (PAID) program helps people who are homeless apply for identification

Monday, 10am -12pm

Booth #19

Walk-in, Client must register at Front counter and be added to the sign-in sheet. Clients will be called on first come, first serve basis. 

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.

Agency assists clients to obtain primary identification.

A representative will provide basic skills education, upgrading, job search and related services to individuals preparing for employment, training, or further education.