Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre
Toronto, ON, Canada
About
Founded in 1972, Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre is a community organisation based in Toronto, Canada working on community development, children & youth, elderly care +1 more.
Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre is a registered charity and City of Toronto agency in the Riverdale area of Toronto, Canada, operating from a City-owned building at 86 Blake Street. It is a Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada (BGC) site and a member of the Association of Community Centres network. The centre provides programmes and services for people of all ages, including family resource and parenting programmes, children's and youth activities, seniors' social and recreational services in English and Chinese, food access initiatives, income tax return help for low-income families, and information and referral services. Its stated mission is to provide safe, supportive services and spaces that help community members develop confidence and life skills, build positive relationships and overcome barriers. Its core values are equity, belonging, respect, encouragement and support, and working together. Programmes are run in partnership with federal, provincial and local agencies, and rely on donations, grants and fees alongside City funding.
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Family Resource Program
Children & Youth
Activities and parenting support that promote family well-being, including social contact for parents and caregivers, child development information, and early childhood play for children aged 0 to 6.
Seniors Program
Elderly care
Social, recreational and support services for English and Chinese speaking seniors, including outings, friendly visiting, information and referral, and case work.
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Food security services for local residents, including community gardening and food access support.
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BGC Canada, Toronto Public Health, Toronto District School Board, Daily Bread Food Bank, Community Food Centres Canada, United Way Toronto & York Region, Public Health Agency of Canada, Centennial College, George Brown College
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