Learning assessment for people who have challenges with learning. Designed to identify skills levels in reading, writing, math, and digital technology, along with strengths and challenge areas related to language processing.
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Offers primary health care services to people living in Hamilton who face barriers to traditional health programs. Providing healthcare to a diverse group of people is possible with a multi-disciplinary team approach, including:
Provides free in-home support for mothers with babies under 6 months of age to cope with the challenges of having a newborn, and/or for women who are at risk of postpartum depression.
Offers family mediation where a neutral third party, called a mediator, assists the disputing parties to reach an informed and voluntary agreement on issues such as how to separate, parenting plans, and child and spousal support.
Provides free legal services to people living with mental health and substance use concerns which cause barriers to accessing traditional legal services. These free legal clinics are offered throughout the Hamilton community.
Offers employment services to people with disabilities.
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A stay-in-school program designed to reduce poverty and its effects by lowering the dropout rate among high school students from economically disadvantaged communities, and increase their participation in post-secondary programs.
Offers day camps throughout the summer for children ages 4-14. Activities include martial arts, games, and crafts.
Choices is an interactive program with an aim to provide youth with practical skills that will assist them in making better choices at home, school, and with their peers. Offered once weekly in hour long sessions, over eight weeks.
The Central South-Western Francophone Immigration Network is a regional project that supports the integration of Francophone Immigrants.