Shared Vision
Through the Trustee Hub, neighbourhood organizations gain essential support and expertise to improve their communities
As Toronto continues to grow, so does the income gap. Caught in that gap are underserved populations in the city, like youth, newcomers and people who live in racialized communities. Grassroots organizations spring to life to help people like these who are in danger of falling through the cracks, much like how the Trustee Hub came to be. Leveraging mentorship, as well as fundraising and administrative resources of The Neighbourhood Group Community Services, the Hub empowers these grassroots groups to tackle the pressing issues within their communities. Together, we strive to improve the lives of people in our neighbourhoods, and strengthen the communities themselves.
Trustee Spotlight: Mental Health Matters
Mental Health Matters truly follows its mandate to improve the mental health and well-being of marginalized youth in Regent Park. Led by youth for youth, this initiative offers free mental health services that help young people cope with the traumas and issues they face growing up in the city. By working with Mental Health Matters, youth better understand their behaviour, learn strategies to help them cope, and increase their sense of self-worth, all while reducing stigma and fostering community resilience.
Trusteed Organizations
291 George Street Tenant Community Group
4GetAboutIt Youth Collective
Activity Days at Susan
Afghan Youth Engagement and Development Initiative (AYEDI)
Aki Wiidookaagewin
All Saints Church Community Centre
All Stars Community Outreach, Mornelle Mothers Group
Alliance For Equality of Blind Canadians
Antibes Youth Council
BAM (Books, Arts, Music)
Bike Brigade
Birchmount Park Collegiate Institute Youth
Black Women In Motion (BWIM)
Blessed Home
Bootcamps for Change
Butterfly
Central Youth Group of Scarborough (CYGS)
Change-Makers Foundation
CHE (Community Healing Event)
Chester Lea: Re-rewriting our Stories
Chop Love Cafe
Community Shoreham Leaders
Concerned Tenants of Empringham, Community support and engagement
Corktown Residents and Business Association
Crescent Community Service
DearFutureMe
Direct Your Life
Earth Angels
East End Elite
Emotionart
Equitable Action for Change
EthioCan Bridge The Gap
Etobicoke York Safety Network
Explore T.O
Families of Danzing Community
Friends of Cornell Park
Friends of Flemingdon
Game Changers
Girl Impact
Goodsort
H.O.P.E.
Haitians of Toronto
Healing for Scarborough
Healing Markham and Lawrence
Homefront community services
Hope & Hustle Heights
Hope Community Services
Iball Canada
Inkspire R/U
International Coalition for Human Rights in the Philippines
Kenworth Group
Kids Fun Fest
Lawrence Heights Parents Association
Lights Out Basketball Academy
Literacy Heights
Malakai Lafond-Wright and Aaliyah Wright, Knowledge & Fitness Program
Malvern Rise Up
Mental Health Matters
Mobile Arts
Moms on a Mission
Moss Park Women's Group
Mothers of Peace
Myles Unlimited
O'Connor Hawks Youth
Organization
Outsider Genre
Own your Impact
Power of Love
RCAD Initiative
Rebuilding our Youth Retreat
Regent park Youth Council
Rexdale Youths, Youth Healing Retreat
Sassy Moms
Scarborough Anti-Violence Mentorship Brotherhood Association
Seamoss in the City
Serenity 2.0
Show Me the Money
Sister Circle
Skidadu Skwaad Safety Series
Smile for Sache
South Asian Advisory Group
Sports Program
SRHR Hubs
St. James Resident Council
Stay Golden
Stick To The Code
Stitching It Together
Substance Abuse & Mental Health
Taylor-Massey & Oakridge Community Response Team (TMOCRT)
Team L.E.A.D
TFCA - Wexford/Maryvale Community
The Helping Hand Foundation
The Key of Sight
The Peoples Youth Film Program
The South Asian Yard
Toronto Prep Wellness Initiative
Ubuntu TO
Victoria Park Anti-Violence Ambassadors
Vision Key
Wanasah
Westhill safety Network
Woburn Black Student Association
Young Male Leadership Group
Youth Innovation Program
Youth Mental Health & Fitness
Youth United
Youth United St Jamestown
Youth4Youth
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