The Forest Program serves youth ages 10 to 18 with a dual diagnosis and is part of the service array available through the Guiding Partnerships and Solutions (GPS) Program.
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The Ontario Works program helps people in temporary financial need find sustainable employment and achieve self-reliance through the provision of effective, integrated employment services and financial assistance.
Assistance includes:
Provides job and volunteer opportunities for people in Hamilton who have a lived experience of mental illness.
Opportunities are available in the following work environments:
Churches in Hamilton that have Reformed in their name, offering worship services throughout the week. Contact for information about the specific types of theology and worship at each location.
Offers children camp activities with a science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) theme, where participants learn from qualified STEM experts from across Canada.
Provides information and access to assistance for older adults with age related cognitive impairments and responsive behaviours that impact their daily functioning and/or the ability to maintain relationships.
Offers a range of services that support effective communication for the Deaf and hard of hearing community.
Services include:
A free digital literacy program that is offered to newcomers and members of Black and marginalized communities to learn beginner and intermediate computer skills.
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Provides children from ages 5 to 10 years old with the opportunity to develop reading strategies including: phonemic awareness, levelled reading, shared reading, and targeted interactive writing exercises.
Holds monthly meetings promoting the study, appreciation, and conservation of wild plants and animals, featuring guest speakers talking about a variety of nature-related topics.