COMMUNITY SERVICES | Working with Scarborough residents to build strong and healthy communities
4139 Sheppard Ave East
Toronto, Ontario, M1S 1T1
Tel: 416-299-9872
Email: kpriyanka@agincourtcommunityservices.com
This program is a free parenting program facilitated by two trained Public Health Nurses and/or community partners. Topics include: child growth and dev elopment, child health and safety, ways to cope as a parent, how to problem solv e and understand a child's behavior, and community resources.
Register online at tphbookings.ca or at 4162999872.
This workshop will focus on the importance of oral hygiene, healthy eating and nutrition on dental health. It will also pprovide information on the importance of healthy teeth and their relationship/effect on healthy eating, good nutrition, and on growth and development.
This workshop will focus on the importance of discipline and teaching a child how to behave appropriately.
This workshop will focus on the importance of discipline and teaching a child how to behave appropriately.
This workshop will focus on the importance of discipline and teaching a child how to behave appropriately.
This workshop will focus on the importance of oral hygiene, healthy eating and nutrition on dental health. It will also pprovide information on the importance of healthy teeth and their relationship/effect on healthy eating, good nutrition, and on growth and development.
This program is a registered free six-week healthy cooking program run by Diabetes Canada. Families will learn to cook simple delicious meals, learn to read nutrition labels, and tour the local grocery store.
Please register at 4139 Sheppard Ave East by April 3rd, 2018. Limited space available and some restrictions applied.
This workshop will focus on and provide parents an d caregivers an increased knowledge and understanding of resiliency and why it is important, tips on how to promote resiliency, as well as an opportunity to share and discuss with other parents & caregivers. Please register at the DP Hub location.
There are many reasons why children experience stress. This program will help you learn effective ways to support your children in dealing with stress. The program is facilitated by a Toronto Public Health Nurse. It is a free program, please register at the Child and Family Centre.
This workshop will focus on the early stages of reading skills in children. Parents/ caregivers will be provided with ideas of activities that they can use at home to foster the interest in reading.
