TDIN works to increase the capacity of Toronto's drop-ins to serve their participants through training, communication, coordination, advocacy and engagement with other member agencies, related service providers and government.
City council has voted in favour of increasing emergency services
City
council
has
voted
in
favour
of
increasing
emergency
services
for
Torontos
...
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The Stitching our own Social Safety Net
The
Stitching
our
own
Social
Safety
Net
campaign
is
extending
its
deadline
...
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Committee of Council unanimous vote to open shelter beds
The
City
of
Toronto
should
open
up
172
emergency
beds
to
relieve
...
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Toronto Drop-In Network 2012-2013 Fall/Winter Members Brochure
TThe
Toronto
Drop-In
Network
2012-2013
Fall/Winter
Members
Brochure
lists
the
services
provided
...
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Connecting Communities Tenant School - Settlement worker training
May 6 - Jun 17
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Free
professional
development
opportunity
for
Settlement
Workers
around
housing
and
tenancy
issues.
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Church of the Holy Trinity
The Church of the Holy Trinity is a community of people who express Christian faith through lives of integrity, justice, and compassion. We foster lay leadership, include the doubter and marginalized, and challenge oppression wherever it may be found. Mission Statement, 2010
The Church of the Holy Trinity is an accessible, active, vibrant, justice-seeking, queer-positive community in the heart of downtown Toronto.