Program that supports urban Indigenous youth to gain education, experience, and skills to improve employability and/or achieve and maintain meaningful employment.
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Provides financial assistance and other benefits to eligible people with disabilities who are in financial need. Supports offered include:
A stay in school program to assist First Nation, Métis, and Inuit students with their elementary and secondary education. Aims to empower Indigenous students to help them achieve their personal, social, and educational goals.
12-session support group empowers parents to develop crucial parenting skills while honoring their cultural backgrounds and traditions. Through reflection, learning, and collaboration, participants address cross-cultural parenting challenges and g
Serves street-involved youth ages 16-21 in Hamilton, meeting youth at various residential and non-residential programs within Good Shepherd Youth Services and the Street Youth Planning Collaborative (SYPC).
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Offers sector-specific bridging programs that will support highly skilled internationally trained immigrants (ITIs) integrate into the Canadian workforce.
Provides an opportunity for non-custodial parents and their children to be together in a supervised environment. Qualified staff and volunteers who are sensitive to children's needs help promote healthy interactions between parent and child.
An immigration and newcomer program designed for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth who are newcomers to Hamilton.
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Comprehensive foot care program that focuses on the assessment and treatment of feet and the prevention of further diabetic foot complications like ulcers and amputations in people living with diabetes. All foot care is done by a team of registere
Offers child care for children ages 18 months to 5 years. Hot lunch and morning and afternoon snack are provided