Program assists people with disabilities in finding sustainable, competitive employment or to helping to realize self-employment. A person does not need to be in receipt of ODSP in order to be eligible for Employment Supports.
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Provides a range of services to support newcomers get settled in Canada. Settlement counsellors assist newcomer families with the following:
Offers local quilters a means to share their knowledge. Guild members also donate their time to make cuddle quilts for children in need. Quilts have also been given to seniors homes, Dr. Bob Kemp hospice, Mission Services, and Angela’s Place.
Provides victims with the information they need to have an effective voice in the federal correctional system, making sure they are treated with compassion, fairness, and respect.
Services include:
A training program allowing campers to gain real-life experience in music, coming together to explore creativity, musical skills, and have fun. Camps are broken down into four tracks based on technique focus:
Provides expert poison advice over the phone 24 hours a day, offering help with poison emergencies and with questions about poisoning.
Available assistance for:
The Rent Ready program provides financial support for utility and rent costs to people in Hamilton who have a low income or who receive support through Ontario Works or the Ontario Disability Support Program.
A non-profit, parent run, co-operative nursery school for children 2 through 5 years old. Children may enroll for 1 to 4 sessions per week and may join the program at any time during the school year, space permitting.
A weekly check-in program for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth in Hamilton. Speqtrum staff check in with participants once a week to chat, listen, provide support, and offer resources in the community.
Provides lawyers who volunteer their time to make wills for people who cannot afford to pay for these services. Can assist people with disabilities, people with terminal illnesses, single parents, and low-income adults.