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St. Clair / Silverthorn Public Library


 


Up-Coming Events at the Library:

Teens, did you know that the Toronto Public Library has a website just for you? Log on to RAMP at http://ramp.torontopubliclibrary.ca for information on school stuff, having fun in the T.dot, job and volunteer opp’s, and staying safe and healthy.
While you’re on the site, remember to check out other teens’ artwork and writing in the art forums. And don’t forget the discussion groups where you can chat with other teens. Don’t miss out on RAMP – the one-stop shop for teen information in the city!

Tots/Pre-school: Drop-in Program For ages 18 months to 5 years Friday mornings 10:15 - 11:00 a.m. No pre-registration is required. Please note:Maximum attendance for the programs in the story room is 34. Admittance is first come, first serve.

Homework Club: Volunteer tutors help students with their homework. If you would like to volunteer as a tutor please apply at the library. It's fun and rewarding. If you have a child who needs help, come in or call the library. Tuesdays from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Location
1748 St. Clair Avenue West
416 - 393 - 7709
www.tpl.toronto.on.ca
The Church of St. Mark and Calvary    
 

We would like to welcome you to St. Mark and Calvary (Anglican)
Church, 21 Blackthorn Avenue, just north of St. Clair between Caledonia and
Keele.

We gather for worship on Sunday at 10:30am and on other special days
throughout the year. Please feel free to join us. We also gather for
social occasions- suppers, coffee hours, and fundraisers which help us
reach out to others. Call the church at (416) 656-1144 or e mail us at st.markandcalvary@bellnet.ca for details.

We share our space with other non-profit community organizations.

If you are a non-profit group interested in renting office or meeting room
space (we have rental office space as cheap as $250.00 a month) call the church at (416) 656-1144 or e mail us at st.markandcalvary@bellnet.ca . The church hall can also be rented for special occasions.

Since we are a registered charity, we issue income tax receipts for all
donations. Having said that, we would like to meet all those who support
our ministry and celebrate what has been given.Our church is wheelchair accessible and has a free parking space for those gathered to praise God or simply to use church space.

Activities

St. Olaves's Bazaar
Sat. > Nov. 18th 10am - 2 pm. One again we will have a table at this very
successful event. Contact St. Mark and Calvary church for details

Victorian Christmas Tea Pary
Sat. Dec 9, 2 pm - 4 pm at St. Mark and Calvary church.
Contact St. Mark and Calvary church for details .

Girl Guides
Girl Guides is now at St. Mark and Calvary church .
Contact www.girlguides.ca or 416-487-5281 for details

Many thanks to the PCP for their generous donation. Three families enjoyed a Christmas that they would not of had without the help of the PCP . TTC tickets can now be provided for those in need who have transportation problems.

Location
21 Blackthorn Avenue ( just north of St. Clair, 2 blocks west of Caledonia)
416-656-1144

DAVENPORT- PERTH Neighbourhood Centre


 

  

Upcoming Events:

Reading Circle:
Thursdays, 4:00 - 5:15 p.m.
Reading Circle: Do you want your children's literacy to improve? Sign up and join our reading circle every Thursday. Pelham Park Recreation room. This program is best suited for children in grades 1 - 6.
For more information, call Rev. Irene Ty, Davenport-Perth Community Church and Ministry. 416-656-1606.

DAVENPORT-PERTH Neighbourhood Centre is a multi-service agency located in the west end of Toronto. DPNC encourages people to work together and take action to improve the political, social, economic, spiritual and cultural life of the whole community. Working in partnership with other community and City-wide organizations, they provide people in the community with support and a wide range of flexible, responsive and barrier-free services to help them effectively manage the issues, concerns, or problems that arise in the community.

Some of the services and programs that are available at DPNC include health services, settlement services for newcomers, immigrants and refugees, literacy services for adults, early years programs for families with children aged 0-6, children and youth programs, adult services (housing, mental health support, dealing with addictions, etc.) and seniors services.

They also have an on-site Employment Resource Centre where anyone can access computers, internet, fax machines, and phones; staff are also available to assist with resume writing, and supporting people to job search and career plan. You can reach DPNC at (416) 656-8025 to get more information.
City of Toronto Parks and Recreation
 

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The Earlscourt Youth Centre is open Monday through Sunday 6:15 pm - 9:45 pm for youth between the ages of 13-24 years of age and is located at 1200 Lansdowne Ave. (between St.Clair Ave. W and Davenport Rd.).

We run a drop in program with free access to pool tables, T.V. and music. We also run a Thursday night Hip Hop and Break Dancing program and Friday night Free styling program beginning at 7:00 pm.

Hip Hop Culture Nights at the Earlscourt Youth Centre
 Every Thursday Night: Free Hip Hop Dance Nights/Classes, 7pm at the Earlscourt Youth Centre. These events are all FREE FREE FREE. So feel FREE to send this e-mail out to people who are interested.

For more information contact Ward 17 Youth Outreach Worker Valeria Spezzano: 416-392-0036 or vspezza@toronto.ca

JJP Programs

People can register by one of the following methods.

1. Touch Tone Registration (TTR) Call 416-338- 0000 and follow the voice
prompts.

2. Telephone Assisted - 7 AM - 7 PM (initial registration days). Call
416-338-4FUN (4386) and speak to a customer service representative. Hours
are 8:30 am - 4:30 pm after initial registration.

3. In person - Register in person at Joseph J. Piccininni - 7 am - 7 pm

For more information on Parks and Recreation registration,
please call 416-392-0036.

Location
1369 St. Clair Avenue West
416-392-0036
www.toronto.ca/parks/index.htm


 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 









 

 

 

 

 
The Stop Community Food Centre


 

The Stop is a community food centre that provides programs and advocacy to support people with their food and social needs. The Stop is committed to building healthier communities through food access programming such as: community dining, kitchens and gardens, nutrition and support for pregnant women and a food bank. We believe that food is a basic human right. We focus on the ways food can bring people together to break down social isolation and improve their quality of life.

OUR MISSION:
The Stop Community Food Centre is a non-profit organization committed to:
- meeting the needs of low-income people by providing access to healthy, nutritious food;
- implementing services and programs that support the ability of individuals and groups to address the problems of food access and insecurity;
- participating in initiatives that seek to address the causes of - and solutions to - hunger.

The Stop Community Food Centre Charitable # 1191-92763-RR0001

Location
1884 Davenport St.
Mailing address: P.O.Box 69, Stn. E., Toronto, ON. M6H 4E1
Ph # 416/652-7867
Fax # 416/652-2294
www.thestop.org
E-mail: nadien@thestop.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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