Non-profit Organizations à Grange Park, Toronto, ON
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160 Queen Street West, GRANGE PARK, Toronto, M5H 3H3
(416) 597-0227
ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION, ARTS, Nonprofit Organization, Museums & Art Galleries, Musées, Art Galleries and Botanical and Zoologic, Voyages et Logement, Tours et Excursions, Campbell House Museum, Non-profit organization, Museums, MUSEUM 
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196 BEVERLEY ST, GRANGE PARK, Toronto, M5T 1Z1
(416) 977-3655
den Community Homes is committed to providing a safe environment of acceptance, hope and encouragement to adults experiencing mental health difficulties and addictions. Our aim is to promote wellness and meet the evolving needs of those who use our quality services. 
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375 University Ave #800, GRANGE PARK, Toronto, M5G 2K8
(416) 961-8558
The College of Early Childhood Educators regulates Ontario’s early childhood educators in the public interest. Early childhood educators (ECEs) work in a variety of settings including, but not limited to: infant, toddler and preschool (including child care and nursery school) programs; before- and after- school programs, kindergartens and primary grade classrooms; special education and intervention programs; Ontario Early Years Centres; Head Start programs, family supports; home child care programs; parent/child/caregiver drop-in programs, paediatric playrooms and health care settings. 
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25 Cecil Street, GRANGE PARK, Toronto, M5T 1N1
(416) 599-9096
Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts is a multi-disciplinary arts festival that celebrates working class culture. Founded in 1986 by the Labour Arts Media Committee of the Toronto and York Region Labour Council, Mayworks is Canada’s largest and oldest labour arts festival. The Festival was built on the premise that workers and artists share a common struggle for decent wages, healthy working conditions and a living culture. Our Goals Our goal are to promote the interests of cultural workers and trade unionists, and to bring working-class culture from the margins of cultural activity onto centre stage. Our Objectives Mayworks’ artistic vision is specifically guided by our equity policy that recognizes the systemic discrimination and injustices faced by equity-seeking groups, and designates women, First Nations people, people of colour and queer-identified people as being disadvantaged in our society. To that end, our artistic vision actively seeks to allow for representation of these designated groups both as audiences and artists, and in the type of programming we do. We are also guided by a desire to provide programming that will engage new, non-arts audiences, and that will challenge euro-centric notions of art. Furthermore, Mayworks artistic vision is to showcase high caliber art and artists that are politically and socially engaged and that would otherwise not have a venue for their work. Our Timeline and Events The Festival takes place every year in early May. We also program pre-festival events such as fundraisers throughout the year. Beyond the Festival, Mayworks also provides cultural services supporting arts programming to other organizations in effort to promote the interests of cultural and other workers year-round. 
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26 Soho Street, Unit 345, GRANGE PARK, Toronto, M5T 1Z7
(416) 341-9948
College & University, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization