The Character Development program encourages youth to develop their character and leadership skills while learning a sense of personal responsibility through peer mentorship and community service.
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Community museum showcasing how Canadian history and geography has unfolded in the Dundas Valley.
Offers a variety of exhibits and educational programs.
Provides work experience and training for at-risk youth in the Hamilton community. Youth cook and participate in clean-up in the Living Rock industrial kitchen.
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.
This program helps people aged 16 and older with a developmental disability who are looking for adult developmental services in the following ways:
Provides free snacks and light meals to youth ages 13 to 25.
Offers outreach services that provide rehabilitation to people with acquired brain injuries who live in the community. Services include:
Community food bank located in Carlisle United Church.
Food drop off sites include:
Provides substance use and mental health services for teenagers, young adults, and their families or caregivers.