Learning
Impact on Toronto:
“Education is broader than numeracy and literacy — it is about acquiring a set of tools that allow us to bounce back from crisis. Without skills, the cycles of poverty and isolation cannot be overcome.”— Shelina Karmali, Executive Director, (PEACH) Promoting Education and Community Health
Why it matters:
The more opportunities we have to learn throughout our lives, the more innovative, productive and adaptable we are. Successful communities offer residents abundant, affordable, and flexible opportunities to learn in formal school settings, at work, or online.• The high-school drop-out rate in the Region has dropped by 92 per cent since 1990.
• The 2010 post-secondary completion rate in the Toronto Region is 56.1 per cent higher than in 1990.
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Agincourt Community Services AssociationAgincourt Community Services Association (ACSA) is a non-profit, multi-service agency in the heart of Agincourt, addressing needs and empowering children, youth, newcomers and under-served communities to build a brighter future for all. ACSA provides a broad range of services to the local community and the greater... |
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AmadeuszAmadeusz is committed to assisting incarcerated young people. Through education, it is our aim to promote and support positive change in the lives and communities of these young people. |
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Applegrove Community ComplexApplegrove Community Complex is a neighbourhood partnership fostering community through social and informative programs for individuals and families. For 30 years, Applegrove has emphasized the strengths and contributions of community residents by involving them in identifying and resolving problems faced by their... |
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Art City in St. James TownSt. James Town is a dynamic, diverse community with a need for additional social engagement. By providing art-based experiences and learning opportunities for young people, regardless of their skill and experience, we create opportunites for and facilitate community engagement. Art City in St. James Town is committed to... |
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Art Gallery of OntarioWe bring art and people together and boldly declare Art Matters. |
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Art StartsArt Starts uses the arts as a vehicle to encourage social change in Toronto's underserved neighbourhoods. We bring together professional artists and communities to work in and across all artistic disciplines. We ask. We listen. We create. Together. |
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Arthritis Research FoundationTo beat arthritis and autoimmune diseases. |
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ArtReach TorontoMission: ArtReach Toronto's mission is to support local arts initiatives that engage excluded youth. This is carried out through the provision of resources, mentorship, tools and skill-building opportunities for young artists, youth leaders and youth-led groups and organizations in Toronto. |
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Arts for Children and YouthOur mission is to ally with high priority communities and empower marginalized children and youth by engaging them in hands-on, community and school based arts education programs that respect existing cultural and community activity, resulting in participatory action and social awareness. |
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Ashoka CanadaAshoka strives to shape a global, entrepreneurial, competitive citizen sector: one that allows social entrepreneurs to thrive and enables the world’s citizens to think and act as changemakers. Changemakers are individuals who effectively and quickly respond to the world’s most pressing challenges. Ashoka is committed to... |
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