Moss Park Community Information Fair - March 6

I'm excited to invite you all to the Moss Park Community Information Fair on Thursday, March 6 at the John Innes Community Recreation Centre. If you're seeking job prospects, housing assistance, health services, or community programs, this fair will provide you with necessary connections.

Organized in collaboration with the Neighbourhood Information Post, this event is a chance to interact with local organizations, learn about various services and explore programs available to you and your loved ones. More than 30 organizations are attending, providing a wealth of information which includes:

This fair is a wonderful opportunity to ask questions, interact with service providers and gain insights about what our community has to offer. Register Now! Please spread the word, bring along a friend and come together to connect with your neighbours.

What: Moss Park Community Information Fair
When: March 6, 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Where: John Innes Community Recreation Centre (150 Sherbourne Street)

For any queries or additional details, please call 416-924-2543 ext 0, e-mail [email protected] or visit www.nipost.org.

Organizations that have signed up this far.

  1.  The 519 Community Centre
  2. Wanasah
  3. George Brown College
  4. Toronto Fire Services
  5. The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda - Downtown East Community Church
  6. City of Toronto's Small Business Enterprise Centre
  7. Street Health
  8. Building Roots
  9. Sherbourne Health 
  10. The Neighbourhood Organization
  11. The Neighbourhood Group Community Services (TNGCS)
  12. City of Toronto Social Development, Finance & Administration (SDFA)
  13. Not Far From The Tree
  14. Alterna Savings
  15. Neighbourhood Legal Services
  16. City of Toronto: Community Crisis Response Programand Community Violence Wellness & Recovery Project
  17. Toronto Community Benefits Network
  18. Neighbourhood Information Post: Toronto Rent Bank and Energy Assistance Programs
  19. Neighbourhood Information Post: Voluntary Housing Trusteeship
  20. Visions of Science
  21. Peacebuilders
  22. Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre
  23. CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals
  24. Soulpepper Theatre
  25. Jessie's - The June Callwood Centre for Young Women
  26. Native Women's Resource Centre of Toronto
  27. YWCA
  28. ACCES Employment
  29. Moss Park Coalition
  30. YMCAGTA
  31. Career Foundation

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