Native Child & Family Services of Toronto

Kinoomooshig is an EarlyON program offered at the Malvern Aboriginal Child and Family Centre every Tuesday in April. Take a look at what they have planned for each week and see the bottom of the flyer for registration details. @malvernaboriginalcfc

Come visit us at SCFLC (156 Galloway Road) for Culture Night every Tuesday in March. All are welcome and dinner is provided each evening. See flyer for details. @scflc_house_of_giizhik

By weaving natural elements and soft colours into our NCFST Hubs, we hold a small sense of the land within our urban environment.

Join us at the 30 College EarlyON throughout the month and learn through play in a welcoming, engaging environment rooted in Indigenous culture and teachings. The 30 College EarlyON is open to Indigenous families with children ages 0-6. @30college_earlyON

Looking for something fun to do in March? School-aged children and youth are welcome at the Malvern Hub to connect with peers and youth workers. See the calendar for details and who to contact if you have any questions. @malvernaboriginalcfc

Join us this March at our Mount Dennis Aboriginal EarlyON! Families with children 0-6 years old are welcome to connect, learn, and share in a supportive community space. @mtdennishub @mountdennisaboriginalcfc

Indigenous (FNIM) community members are invited to receive support with applying for a Status Card or navigating an application already in progress. See flyer for details.

Indigenous community members of all ages are invited to a hand drum workshop, facilitated by Tanya MacMillan, at our Galloway location. See flyer for details. Space is limited. @scflc_house_of_giizhik

Beginning in April, Indigenous community members ages 18+ are welcome to join the Bekaadendang team for a program centered on healthy relationships. All genders are welcome. Please see the flyer for details and registration. @bekaadendang

Indigenous (FNIM) community members are invited to receive support with applying for ID at our Scarborough Child and Family Life Centre (156 Galloway Road) location on March 26. See flyer for details. @scflc_house_of_giizhik

Indigenous community members are invited to gather with us on April 13 for an important conversation with the Family Information Liaison Unit (FILU) from the Toronto Police Service. This is an opportunity to learn, ask questions, and connect in a supportive space.

Indigenous community members (ages 55+) and their caregivers are invited to Zhawenim, every Monday in March. Each week will offer a different activity, guest speaker, or workshop. See flyer for details and registration. @malvernaboriginalcfc

Stop by 30 College every Friday (excluding holidays and special event days) for our drop-in community brunch. This program will continue through 2026. See the flyer for details and contact information if you have any questions. @30college_earlyON @nativechild_earlyyears

Little hands, big ideas! Join the Mount Dennis Aboriginal EarlyON every Friday in March for a program where children 0–6 can enjoy arts, crafts, and creative play alongside family and friends. @mtdennishub @mountdennisaboriginalcfc

Come explore the MFI (Martin Family Initiative) Toolbox Cards every Thursday at the Mount Dennis EarlyON. Whether this is your first time learning about them or you’re excited to share your knowledge with others, everyone is welcome to join the conversation.

The mobile ID van is coming to the Mount Dennis Aboriginal Child and Family Centre on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. See flyer for details! For more information or to register, please contact them directly at CultureMtDennis@nativechild.org @mtdennishub

Looking for something fun to do in March? School-aged children and youth are welcome at our Scarborough Child and Family Life Centre to connect with peers and youth workers. See the calendar for details and who to contact if you have any questions. @scflc_house_of_giizhik

Community members of all ages are invited to our Mount Dennis Hub (1290 Weston Road) this month to connect with one another and create lasting memories. See calendar to stay up to date on what is happening each day. @mtdennishub @mountdennisaboriginalcfc

Pin the tail on the Donkey, but make it Indigenous. Taking a well known game and making it our own with Amik [Beaver] in Aboriginal Head Start.

Toronto Public Health Nurse, Cassandra Churm, is coming to the Mount Dennis Hub to do a workshop with EarlyON families. For more information, please connect with the staff listed at the bottom of the flyer. @mtdennishub @mountdennisaboriginalcfc