The Youth Justice Committee involves trained community members who meet with victims, young people aged 12-17 accused of minor, non-violent offences, and their parents, to negotiate an appropriate way for the young person to make amends for their
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Offers adults with developmental disabilities the opportunity to learn various employment skills. These include:
A 12 week program to teach construction skill to youth-at-risk. The program provides renovation and construction services to local charities, non-profit groups, and neighbourhood associations.
Skilled and compassionate VON professionals provide information, education, and emotional support to family caregivers. Caregiver Support groups are available virtually and in-person.
This program helps people aged 16 and older with a developmental disability who are looking for adult developmental services in the following ways:
Offers both traditional and contemporary approaches to Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, including on-site training and consultations.
The Provincial Youth Outreach Worker program (YOW) helps marginalized and at-risk youth and families better navigate and connect with services in their communities to improve youth outcomes.
A division of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce. Applies to all members with any and all employees under the age of 40.
Citizens working to ensure the Burlington Canal limestone lighthouse and light keeper's cottage are celebrated and preserved for future generations. In addition to holding General Meetings, they participate in a variety of community events and cel
Offers a variety of classes and programs to preserve and share Japanese culture and community in Hamilton.
Classes and programs include: