Abode Community Service Centre
Foodbank
Operates a weekly food bank to combat food insecurity, providing culturally considerate food and personal hygiene products to over 300 beneficiaries.
Residents of Humber River Black Creek with postal codes M3N, M9M, M9L, M3J, and M3L can access food services through foodsupport.ca.
Every Tuesday
Location: 30 Driftwood Ct (TCHC Building) North York, ON
To register,
Call 416-302-4958
Faaji for seniors in person program
The Faaji program promotes the mental and physical well-being of older adults through activities like dancing, drumming, and social connection. These activities help reduce stress, anxiety, and depression while boosting the immune system and supporting emotional healing. Faaji also provides nutritious meals, take-home food bags, and health workshops on diabetes, chronic pain, and foot care.
To register,
Call 416-302-4958
Youth Development
This program empowers young people through leadership activities, life skills training, and career exploration. It focuses on building their confidence, helping them make positive decisions, and giving them access to educational and job opportunities. Summer programs are offered to encourage teamwork, socializing, and overall well-being. Peer group sessions are also available to help reduce stress and build self-esteem.
To register,
Call 416-302-4958
Peer Support Sessions
This program offers mental health support for newcomers and refugees who have experienced trauma. Through group sessions and one-on-one counseling, participants can share their experiences and find support in a safe, welcoming environment. The program is designed to improve self-esteem, emotional health, and overall well-being. It also includes wraparound services to help navigate social services and access community resources. The benefits include reduced stress, improved mood, and a lower risk of dementia.
Online Support
To register,
Call 416-302-4958
After-School Program
The After-School Program provides a safe and supportive space for children and youth outside of regular school hours. The program focuses on academic success, creativity, social skills, and community building. For children ages 6 to 12, it focuses on foundational skills and social development. For youth ages 13 to 18, the program emphasizes leadership, career exploration, and identity building. It also helps connect families with community resources.
Jane and Sheppard
To register,
Call 416-302-4958