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What's New
Visit FST's new centennial site
Be sure to visit Family Service Toronto’s new 100-for-100 centennial site and blog that will keep you informed about our approaching centennial.
In 2014, Family Service Toronto will celebrate 100 years as one of the city’s vital social service organizations. Since 1914, we’ve been helping families and individuals face challenges and make positive changes in their lives.
We hope you will visit our new site and engage with us as we reach out to our growing online community. Consider supporting our ongoing work with a gift of $100 or more and join in dialogue with us as we prepare to celebrate 100 years of life-changing work.
David Kelly Services receives Pride Award 2011
FST is proud to announce that David Kelley LGBTQ & HIV/AIDS Services has received this year's Pride Award, which is one of five Access, Equity and Human Rights Awards presented annually to individuals and organizations. The award was presented Dec. 8 in a ceremony at Toronto City Hall.
Community Stakeholder Feedback Report is now online!
Family Service Toronto is developing its next strategic plan that will guide its direction from 2013 through 2016. As part of the process, we heard from clients, participants and advisory committee members via interviews and focus groups about what they consider to be Toronto's strengths and its challenges. We also asked them what they value about FST and how FST can serve people even better. This report summarizes the feedback and can be used and shared among individuals and organizations as a community resource.
FST Programs and Services
- Counselling Services
- Connecting Families - Parenting Program
- David Kelley Services - counselling for LGBTQ community and people living with HIV/AIDS
- Families in Transition – help for separating, divorcing and remarrying families
- Seniors and Caregivers Support Services
- Pat's Place - Abused Older Person's Program
- Violence Against Women – help for women in abusive relationships
- Next Steps/Partner Abuse Response Program
- Campaign 2000 – provincial and national anti-poverty coalitions
- Options - a program for people labeled with intellectual disabilities
- Passport Initiative - community participation supports for young adults who have a developmental disability
- Community and Neighbourhood Development Projects
- Growing Up Healthy Downtown - GUHD - a program for families with young children
- Social Reform
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