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Services à la famille de Toronto / Family Service Toronto - Adresse, activités et membres

Adresse :

355 Church Street
Toronto, ON  M5B 0B2
Canada

Numéro de téléphone : 416-595-9230  Poste 238

• Coordonnées dans les versions précédentes

  • 355 Church Street
    Toronto, ON  M5B 0B2
    Canada
    
    Numéro de téléphone : 416-595-9230  Poste 238
    
    Numéro de fax : 416-595-0242  
    
    
  • 128A Sterling Road
    Toronto, ON  M6R 2B7
    Canada
    
    Numéro de téléphone : 416-595-9230  Poste 238
    
    Numéro de fax : 416-595-0242  
    
    
  • 355 Church St
    Toronto, ON  M5B 1Z8
    Canada
    
    Numéro de téléphone : 416-595-9230  Poste 238
    
    Numéro de fax : 416-595-0242  
    
    

Description des activités de l'organisation :
A) Types of services of our organization: 1. Counselling Program provides Individual, group, LGBTQ+ counselling, mental health supports, and community support services for families and individuals during stressful times in their lives; 2. Family Violence Program provides safety planning and support, personal and group counselling, public education and criminal justice advocacy regarding domestic violence with women, same sex violence victims; elder abuse victims, child witnesses of family violence, sexual abuse survivors & for male batters. 3. Community Engagement Program provides community development by convening and public education to improve social inclusion for newcomers, ethno-racial groups and young families. 4. Social Action Program researches and advocates for public policies to improve the lives of vulnerable groups, especially on issues experienced by the agency's service users. The National and Ontario Campaign 2000 against Child Poverty is a priority issue. 5. Options and Passport Program works with adults and families with an individual with an intellectual disability to promote community inclusion. Multilingual. 6. PassportONE Program is the consolidated payment entity for Passport funding for the Province of Ontario, processing claims and administering payments to Passport clients. Multi-lingual services delivered from Family Service Toronto (FST) offices/ co-locations in the inner suburbs and downtown.

• Descriptions des activités de l'organisation dans les versions précédentes :

  • A) Types of services of our organization: 1.Changing Lives Program provides personal and group counselling, mental health supports, and community support services for families and individuals during stressful times in their lives. The community counselling program is delivered from Family Service Toronto (FST) offices/ co-locations in the inner suburbs and downtown. 2. Family Violence Program provides safety planning and support, personal and group counselling, public education and criminal justice advocacy regarding domestic violence with women, same sex violence victims; elder abuse victims, child witnesses of family violence, sexual abuse survivors & for male batters. Multi-lingual. 3. Community Engagement Program provides community development by convening and public education to improve social inclusion for newcomers, ethno-racial groups and young families. 5 4. Social Action Program researches and advocates for public policies to improve the lives of vulnerable groups, especially on issues experienced by the agency's service users. The National and Ontario Campaign 2000 against Child Poverty is a priority issue. 5. Options and Passport Program works with adults and families with an individual with an intellectual disability to promote community inclusion. Multilingual. 6. PassportONE Program is the consolidated payment entity for Passport funding for the Province of Ontario, processing claims and administering payments to Passport clients.
  • A) Types of services of our organization: 1.Changing Lives Program provides personal & group counselling, family life education and community support services for families and individuals during stressful times in their lives. The Community Counselling program is delivered from Family Service Toronto (FST) offices/ co-locations in the inner suburbs & downtown. 2. Family Violence Program provides safety planning and support, personal & group counselling, public education and criminal justice advocacy regarding domestic violence with women, same sex violence victims; elder abuse victims, child witnesses of family violence, sexual abuse survivors & for male batters. Multi-lingual. 3. Community Development Program provides community development by convening and public education to improve social inclusion for newcomers, ethno-racial groups and young families. 5 4. Social Action Program researches and advocates for public policies to improve the lives of vulnerable groups, especially on issues experienced by the agency's service users. The National & Ontario Campaign 2000 against Child Poverty is a priority issue. 5. Options and Passport Program works with adults and families with an individual with an intellectual disability to promote community inclusion. Multilingual. 6. PassportONE Program is the consolidated payment entity for Passport funding for the Province of Ontario, processing claims and administering payments to Passport clients.
  • A) Types of services of our organization: 1.Changing Lives Program Unit provides personal & group counselling, family life education and community support services for families and individuals during stressful times in their lives. The Community Counselling program is delivered from Family Service Toronto (FST) offices/ co-locations in the inner suburbs & downtown. 2. Family Violence Program Unit provides safety planning and support, personal & group counselling, public education and criminal justice advocacy regarding domestic violence with women, same sex violence victims; elder abuse victims, child witnesses of family violence, sexual abuse survivors & for male batters. Multi-lingual. 3. Community & Neighbourhood Development Program Unit provides community development, housing supports, convening and public education to improve social inclusion for newcomers, ethno-racial groups and young families. 5 4. Social Reform Program Unit researches and advocates for public policies to improve the lives of vulnerable groups, especially on issues experienced by the agency's service users. The National & Ontario Campaign 2000 against Child Poverty is a priority issue. 5. Options and Passport Program works with adults and families with an individual with an intellectual disability to promote community inclusion. Multilingual.
  • A) Types of services of our organization: 1.Changing Lives Program Unit provides personal & group counselling, family life education and community support services for families and individuals during stressful times in their lives. The Community Counselling program is delivered from Family Service Toronto (FST) offices/ co-locations in the inner suburbs & downtown. 2. Family Violence Program Unit provides safety planning and support, personal & group counselling, public education and criminal justice advocacy regarding domestic violence with women, same sex violence victims; elder abuse victims, child witnesses of family violence, sexual abuse survivors & for male batters. Multi-lingual. 3. Community & Neighbourhood Development Program Unit provides community development, housing supports, convening and public education to improve social inclusion for newcomers, ethno-racial groups and young families. 5 4. Social Reform Program Unit researches and advocates for public policies to improve the lives of vulnerable groups, especially on issues experienced by the agency's service users. The National & Ontario Campaign 2000 against Child Poverty is a priority issue. 5. Options Program Unit works with adults and families with an individual with an intellectual disability to promote community inclusion. Multilingual. 6. Learn$ave is a five year Canada wide research project of Individual Development Accounts to help low income people save for education, small business or other learning opportunities. Community partners are St. Stephens, St. Christopher House and Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA).
  • A) Types of services of our organization: 1.Changing Lives Program Unit provides personal & group counselling, family life education and community support services for families and individuals during stressful times in their lives. The Community Counselling program is delivered from FSA offices/ co-locations in the inner suburbs & downtown. 2. Family Violence Program Unit provides safety planning and support, personal & group counselling, public education and criminal justice advocacy regarding domestic violence with women, same sex violence victims; elder abuse victims, child witnesses of family violence, sexual abuse survivors & for male batters. Multi-lingual. 3. Community & Neighbourhood Development Program Unit provides community development, housing supports, convening and public education to improve social inclusion for newcomers, ethno-racial groups and young families. 5 4. Social Reform Program Unit researches and advocates for public policies to improve the lives of vulnerable groups, especially on issues experienced by the agency's service users. The National & Ontario Campaign 2000 against Child Poverty is a priority issue. 5. Options Program Unit works with adults and families with an individual with an intellectual disability to promote community inclusion. Multilingual. 6. Learn$ave is a five year Canada wide research project of Individual Development Accounts to help low income people save for education, small business or other learning opportunities. Community partners are St. Stephens, St. Christopher House and YWCA, funded by HRDC. E. Subject-matters: Areas of concern

Membres ou types de membres de l'organisation. :
According to Family Service Toronto by-laws, a member of FST is defined as someone who has expressed an interest in FST and completed an annual application for membership. There is no membership fee.

• Membres ou types de membres de l'organisation dans les versions précédentes :

  • According to Family Service Toronto by-laws, a member of FST is defined as someone who has ¿expressed an interest in FST, completed an application for membership and paid any prescribed fees.
  • According to FSA's by-laws, a member of FSA is defined as someone who has ¿expressed an interest in FSA, completed an application for membership and paid any prescribed fees.¿

Date de la fin du dernier exercice financier complet : 2024-03-31

Liste du financement public

Institution gouvernementale	Financement reçu au cours du dernier exercice financier	Financement attendu pendant l'exercice financier en cours
Agence de la santé publique du Canada (ASPC)	110 546,00 $	Oui
City of Toronto	170 239,00 $	Oui
Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines (CRSH)	7 123,00 $	Non
Emploi et Développement social Canada (EDSC)	284 406,00 $	Non
Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada (IRCC)	372 759,00 $	Oui
Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility	95 928,00 $	Oui
Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services	508 546 786,00 $	Oui
Ministry of Health-AIDS Bureau	174 320,00 $	Oui
Ministry of the Attorney General	494 935,00 $	Oui
Office of Women's Social and Economic Opportunity	73 534,00 $	Non
Ontario Health	714 066,00 $	Oui

• Financement public dans les versions précédentes

  Liste du financement public

  Date de la fin du dernier exercice financier complet	Institution gouvernementale	Financement reçu au cours du dernier exercice financier	Financement attendu pendant l'exercice financier en cours
  2024-03-31	City of Toronto	145 795,00 $	Oui
  2024-03-31	City of Toronto	210 698,00 $	Oui
  2024-03-31	Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines (CRSH)	6 144,00 $	Non
  2024-03-31	Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines (CRSH)	10 148,00 $	Non
  2024-03-31	Emploi et Développement social Canada (EDSC)	332 490,00 $	Non
  2024-03-31	Emploi et Développement social Canada (EDSC)	370 613,00 $	Oui
  2024-03-31	Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada (IRCC)	351 288,00 $	Oui
  2024-03-31	Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services	454 076 220,00 $	Oui
  2024-03-31	Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services	544 438 436,00 $	Oui
  2024-03-31	Ministry of Senior Affairs	98 328,00 $	Oui
  2024-03-31	Ministry of Senior Affairs	102 055,00 $	Oui
  2024-03-31	Ministry of Status of Women	58 933,00 $	Non
  2024-03-31	Ministry of Status of Women	70 032,00 $	Non
  2024-03-31	Ministry of the Attorney General	417 145,00 $	Oui
  2024-03-31	Ministry of the Attorney General	492 153,00 $	Oui
  2024-03-31	Ontario Health	671 890,00 $	Oui
  2024-03-31	Ontario Health	923 117,00 $	Oui
  2023-03-31	Agence de la santé publique du Canada (ASPC)	110 546,00 $	Oui
  2023-03-31	City of Toronto	210 698,00 $	Oui
  2023-03-31	Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines (CRSH)	6 144,00 $	Oui
  2023-03-31	Emploi et Développement social Canada (EDSC)	370 613,00 $	Oui
  2023-03-31	Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada (IRCC)	351 288,00 $	Oui
  2023-03-31	Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services	454 076 220,00 $	Oui
  2023-03-31	Ministry of Senior Affairs	98 328,00 $	Oui
  2023-03-31	Ministry of Status of Women	58 933,00 $	Non
  2023-03-31	Ministry of the Attorney General	417 145,00 $	Oui
  2023-03-31	Ontario Health	671 890,00 $	Oui