List Programs by Name
After School Newcomer Hub @ Centennial Library
578 Finch Avenue West
Youth in grades 7-10 can join the After School Newcomer Hub for free homework help in math, science, English, French, and other subjects as needed. Life, leadership, employment, and other skills building workshops are also featured. Laptops are available for assignments and research, and electronic gaming and other fun activities can be enjoyed. Contact the coordinator at 416-395-5792 or afterschool@torontopubliclibrary.ca
Agincourt Community Services Association
4155 Sheppard Ave East
Homework Club is a drop-in program for children 6-12. No parents or caregivers are required. Children receive homework help from volunteers. Snack and activities are provided. Big Kids Reading Circle is a registered program for children 4-6 with parents or caregiver. Program focuses on reading/story time. Includes circle time, snack, reading, arts and craft. Children have opportunity to borrow a book at this program.
Albion Neighbourhood Services - Albion Boys and Girls Club
2687 Kipling Avenue, Suite 15
As a result of dealing with several OFIB schools in the community, we developed and implemented various programs that meet the needs of different learning styles. Within our Homework Club our staff assure that students receive assistance with their homework and challenges in various disciplines. Further we have developed a literacy program to assist children that have difficulties with reading and writing.
Alexandra Park Community Centre
105 Grange Court
The Alexandra Park Community Centre provides a range of services for residents of the Sonny Atkinson Housing Co-op and from the surrounding community. Programs for children include an After 4 program for school-age children, including a once a week homework club. The program for pre-school and kindergarten children includes a literacy program once a week for 4-6 year olds. Tutors are from Frontier College.
Beyond the Lyrics Youth Resource Centre Inc.
The Market Place, Suite 2A
We provide homework supports to participants living in Crescent Town and the surrounding areas in grades 2-5 on Mondays and Thursdays from 4:30-7 p.m. Reading supports will be provided on Monday and assistance with math will be provided on Thursdays.
Blacksmith Public School
45 Blacksmith Cres.
This is an after school homework club, the kids work on homework and on English skills. Once they are done they spend some time playing board games or reading with the volunteers.
Boys and Girls Club of East Scarborough
100 Galloway Road
Boys and Girls Club of West Scarborough
313 Pharmacy Ave
The Boys and Girls Club of West Scarborough and Area provides recreational programs for children and youth in our community between the ages of 6 – 24. We are investing in their futures and strive to create positive environments from which these children and youth can grow and reach their potential. The Club works to develop citizenship and leadership skills among all its members. We offer opportunities to learn life skills and aid in the development of social skills, all while having fun and participating in recreational programs. By exposing our children and youth to enrichment activities we help to broaden their horizons and encourage cooperation.
Cabbagetown Youth Centre Inc.
2 Lancaster Avenue
The After-Four is for children in grades 1-6. Each day children receive a healthy snack, homework support and rotate through a variety of different activities, such as basketball, soccer, floor hockey, dance, drama, active games and cooperative games. The Performing Arts Program has various classes in dance, drama and vocals, throughout the week and on weekends.
Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture
194 Jarvis St., Suite 205
The homework club is offered on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 4-5:30 p.m. The homework club is attended by those who were displaced by war, persecution or torture from their country of origin and family members of survivors. Children enjoy a snack and computer lab, while getting support from our trained volunteers. The centre also offers educational summer programs.
Cecil Community Centre
58 Cecil Street
The Cecil Homework Help Program aims at assisting children ages 6-12 with general homework, math, reading, etc. Youth, adult volunteers, and staff provide support year round. Program runs every Monday, 6-7:30 p.m. Also there is a Sunday Children's Program from 12:30-4:30 p.m. that provides structured activities, crafts, and reading.
Centre for Information and Community Services
2330 Midland Ave.
The program includes English learning, homework assistance, games, competitions, social skill training and outdoor activities. Weekday from 4:00 to 6:00 in the afternoon and weekend from 10:00 to 12:00 in the morning.
Children's Aid Society of Toronto
30 Isabella St., Suite 5th floor
Our program is run through our volunteer services department. Volunteers attend the family home and provide tutoring once per week for 2-3 hours at a time. This program is only available to children whose families are currently involved with the Children's Aid Society of Toronto.
Christie Ossington Neighbourhood Centre - The Nook Children's Program
854 Bloor St. West
The Nook engages children ages 6-12 in experiential education programs focusing on all the Arts, Literacy, and Recreation. We also are committed to exploring issues of social justice, community development, and critical thinking in children and early youth. We do this through programs such as our Cooking Club, Pedal Pushers Bike Share, Yoga Studio, Community Theatre Production, Music Studio, Parent Room and Workshops, Suspension Help Program, and much more.
City of Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation - After-School Recreation Care (ARC)
2000 McNicoll Avenue
ARC programs begin in September and end in June. They are offered Monday to Friday, from school dismissal to 6 p.m. ARC programs a variety of activities such as outdoor play, games, drama, sports, arts and crafts. The program schedule allows children time to eat snacks they have brought to the program. One experienced leader is responsible for a group of 10 children. ARC programs welcome families to join their children for planned special activities. Program staff will advise you when special events are taking place!
City Of Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation - Falstaff C. C. After School Program
50 Falstaff Ave
Please feel free to speak to any of our staff if you have any questions with regards to the After School Program. Also please feel free to come in and visit the Falstaff Community Centre to find out what other exciting programs are offered for all ages. The participants of the After School Program start off each day with 1 hour for snack time/homework The Community Centre will provide the snack for the children Monday -Friday. It is a long day for your children, as you know, and this will allow them to be concentrating on the activities planned and not how hungry they are.
Davenport-Perth Neighbourhood Centre
1900 Davenport Rd.
After school programs focus on providing academic support, social and life skills building, youth communty kitchen, art activities and youth volunteer opportunities. Wize-Up: a homework club for youth 10-12 provides assistance, academic skills building activities and tutorial support. The Space: a homework resource space for high school-aged youth is created where they can access computers, reference materials and a quiet study space and individual assistance from staff on an as-needed basis.
Dovercourt Boys and Girls Club
180 Westmoreland Ave.
We provide programs for ages 5-17 between 4:00-5:30 p.m. and 6:30-8:30 p.m. and ages 13-17 years from 4:00-5:30 p.m. and 6:30-9:00 p.m. in our swimming, leaders program, homework help, recreational departments, arts and crafts and special events. For further information please call us at 416-536-4102.
Downsview Youth Covenant
2259 Jane Street
We provide after school programming Monday to Friday 4-6 p.m. for children ages 6-12 and skill development for youth ages 13-24.
Family Day Care Services - Flemingdon Park School Age and Family Centre
150 Grenoble Drive
We are funded by Family Day and United Way. The program is for children over four and under seven. We do homework and specified activities with the children to enhance learning.
Filipino Centre, Toronto
597 Parliament St., Suite 103
Filipino Centre, Toronto offers a free homework and reading program to school age children. The purpose of the program is to build the student's self confidence and self-esteem. Volunteers are from the universities in Toronto; the majority of them (if not all) are members of the Filipino University Student Association.
Flemingdon Neighbourhood Services
10 Gateway Boulevard, Suite 104
Jr. Key Club Reading Circle - tailored to children ages 6-10 who want to increase their literacy and social skills. Tutor Me Please - tailored to students in grades 6-8 who need additional support in core subjects such as math, English, French, science, history, and geography. One-on-one tutoring - please contact us for more information.
Gerrard K Club Program - Literacy for Life (L4L)
101 Spruce St.
L4L provides children with the opportunity to improve their literacy skills, through a variety of reading, writing and oral activities. Each child is expected to read something while in attendance at the program.
Harbourfront Community Centre
627 Queens Quay West
The Homework Club is offered in a group setting with support from children workers. The children are able to work on homework, read, or receive additional academic support from the staff and volunteers.
Heritage Skills Development Centre (HSDC)
400 McCowan Road, Suite Ground Flr
The program is designed to give at-risk youth the instruction to bring the skills and confidence they need in school.
Inspired Harmony Project
177 Stephen Dr., Suite 110
Inspired Harmony Project aims at getting children to tell their own stories.
Islington United Church - Helping Hands Committee
5005 Dundas Street West
Weekly homework club for children Grade 1 - Grade 8. Helping with English, Math, French and other school curriculum.
Jamaican Canadian Association
995 Arrow Road, Suite Main Entra
The SMTP (Saturday Morning Tutorial Program) is a weekly program that runs from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The program focuses on supporting English language and mathematics skills. Although it is primarily driven by homework assistance, it is supplemented by special workshops and educational field trips. It is also complemented by the exposure to various cultural activities.
Jewish Family and Child Service of Greater Toronto
4600 Bathurst St., Suite 6th floor
To provide several students, grades 4-12, with homework help. We provide Kosher Pizza, juice and carrots for dinner. Volunteer tutors assist children/youth with homework as well as engage them in educational activities and games, when homework is completed. Holiday Programming incorporated around Jewish holidays.
Lawrence Heights Inter-Organizational Network (LHION)
700 Lawrence Ave. West, Suite 492
With the support of the Lawrence Heights Inter-Organizational Network (LHION) a large variety of community homework clubs provide opportunities for youth residents, grades 1 - 12, to improve their reading, writing and thinking skills. Parents can also gain confidence and knowledge about literacy issues, and better help their children become successful with learning.
Learning Enrichment Foundation
116 Industry Street
The Learning Enrichment Foundation operates 16 B/A programs. Our goal is to increase self-esteem and self-confidence. As the children help and offer ideas to the program, the children have the opportunity to engage in club approach projects, science/cooking experiments, arts and crafts, board games and gross motor activities. Parent participation/involvement is welcome.
Macaulay Child Development Centre
2010 Eglinton Ave West, Suite 400
Our homework clubs provide safe, secure settings for children who might otherwise be unsupervised after school. We offer a nutritious snack, access to academic support, opportunities to develop positive friendships and social skills to protect against bullying. Information is provided to parents and linkages made to schools. In addition, we offer leadership opportunities for community youth.
Malvern After School Intergenerational Program
10 Sewells Road
We provide a safe place to do homework and learn attitudes of success, and three school teachers to maintain curriculum goals.
North West Scarborough Youth Centre - YouthLink
Toronto Public Library-Bridlewood Mall2900 Warden Avenue
Our friendly and knowledgeable volunteers help youth in grades 7-12 with their homework in math, science, English, French and social sciences. We also provide valuable assistance with writing and proof-reading essays and reports. Snacks provided.
North York Community House
700 Lawrence Ave. West, Suite 226
The program is structured, providing ample time for homework help with the assistance of trained staff and several volunteer tutors, followed by an activity time where children participate in arts and crafts, drama, music and other activities that enhance academic and social skills, and encourage and build leadership, problem solving, and communication skills that they need to become future advocates and leaders in their community as they grow. A snack is provided daily at the start of the program.
On Your Mark Tutoring Program - Working Women Community Centre
533A Gladstone Avenue
The On Your Mark Tutoring and Mentoring Program is an effort to support and improve the academic performance of students who are of Portuguese and Spanish speaking descentin grades 1 to 12. The program welcomes close to 300 students every school year, with close to 150 volunteer tutors and Site Supervisors at 9 school locations from Monday to Saturday. Tutoring sessions are organized around the needs of the individual student. Apart from academics, the program encourages discussion and relationship building between tutor and student.
Ralph Thornton Centre
765 Queen Street East, Suite 3rd Floor
The Centre provides a comprehensive after-school program for grade 1 to 12 children and youth everyday from Monday to Friday, 4-5:30 p.m. It includes a mentor program for Chinese immigrants, homework club, snack program and drop-in activities in art, music, sports, food and recreation. Staff and volunteers work together to implement the program.
Reading Circle
1100 Finch Ave EToronto Ontario
Winter term Reading circle from Jan 15 - March 5, 2011, with one-on-one reading help, games, storytime, book prizes and snacks. Program is free
Regent Park Community Health Centre
465 Dundas St. East, Suite
The Newcomer Homework Club provides homework, literacy and study support for children from newcomer families living in the Regent Park community. An adult ESL and literacy program is also offered at the same location and time for parents and other adults in the community. Learners are registered by the RPCHC. The program takes place at the Duke of York Elementary School. Volunteer tutors are from Frontier College and the Ve'ahavta Jewish Humanitarian and Relief Committee.
Regent Park Learning Centre, Dixon Hall
417 Gerrard Street East, Suite 2nd Floor
We provide homework support and offer access to computers in our on-site lab.
San Romanoway Revitalization Association
10 San Romanoway, Suite Ground Flo
The San Romanoway Revitalization Association believes in safe, supervised and supported programs for children and youth after school. Research has shown that many unsupervised children and youth engage in anti-social activities and behaviors between the hours of 3-7 p.m. By providing homework supports, mentoring activities and other pro-social recreational activities for our children and youth after school, all forms of anti-social behaviors including aggression, bullying and violence will decrease. It is our view, that well-organized, supervised and supported after-school programs enhances the positive life choices of our young people.
School Readiness
2721 Jane StreetUnit 14
A program for children ages 3-6 years. To gain readiness for school. this program provides various educational activities to help prepare them for transition in entering kindergarten.
SNAP Program
50 Euston Avenue
St. Leonard’s Society of Toronto (SLST) is a non-religious, non-profit agency dedicated to ensuring a safer community by providing programs and services to help people become responsible community members. The primary focus of SLST is to deliver evidence-based programs that assist persons in conflict with the law and at-risk children and youth in effecting positive life changes. The Stop Now and Plan (SNAP)® Program is designed for boys and girls between the ages of 6-11 who are engaging in aggressive and anti-social behaviour and/or come into contact with the police. The program helps children and parents regulate angry feelings by getting them to stop, think, and plan positive alternatives before they act impulsively.
St John's Academy
155 Broadview Ave.
St John's Academy offers a free individualized tutoring program in English and math to students from low income families in the South Riverdale area.
St. Christopher House
248 Ossington Ave.
The after school home work club is a small group home work support program for children 10-12 years of age. The youth tutoring program works with youth 13-18 that are experiencing difficulties at school. The children are matched with a volunteer tutor who assists them with a variety of educational subjects, the focus being primarily reading and math. This program was developed in response to recurring concerns expressed by parents, program staff and local teachers. This program is free of charge, giving access to parents who could not otherwise afford this type of assistance for their children. Tutors are recruited from the local community and receive supervision and training from the Youth worker and After School Program Staff.
St. Felix Centre
25 Augusta Ave.
The Afterschool Program consists of 50 children and 5 volunteers a day. Children from ages 6 through 12 from the neighbourhood visit us 5 days a week for homework, reading time and engaging activities. Children receive assistance finishing homework, specifically reading and writing. But it's not just work. We make sure every session has at least a portion of time devoted to games and fun projects to keep their young minds fresh and active.
St. Leonard's Society of Toronto
50 Euston Ave., Suite Main Floor
The STEP Program offers a safe and stimulating environment, whereby youth can build upon their social skills, increase self-esteem, develop leisure skills and a vision for their future. The STEP Program and its individual components are offered to the community as a free service in an effort to remove barriers and provide youth with an equal opportunity for success.
Stonegate Community Health Centre
150 Berry Road
Are you having trouble with your homework? If so, drop by Homework Buddies. This after school program is for children in grades 1 - 8. We also provide a snack, so that you can concentrate on your homework and not on your hungry tummy. See you Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4:00-5:30 p.m.
Toronto Public Library - Leading to Reading
Some, but not all, libraries across the city
Leading To Reading is a reading practice and homework help program for children, grades 1-6, who are having difficulty with reading or homework. The same volunteer-student pair meets at a scheduled weekly one-hour session to engage in reading, learning and related activities.
Toronto Public Library Agincourt Branch- Leading to Reading
155 Bonis Ave
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Albert Campbell Branch- Leading to Reading
496 Birchmount Road
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Albion Branch-Leading to Reading
1515 Albion Road
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Annette Street Branch- Leading to Reading
145 Annette Street
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Bloor/Gladstone Branch-Leading to Reading
1101 Bloor Street West,
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Cedarbrae Branch- Leading to Reading Program
545 Markham Rd
Children (Grades 1-6 as of Sept. 2011) requiring help with reading, homework and study skills receive individualized help for one hour per week. Free program. Registration required.
Toronto Public Library Davenport Branch-Leading to Reading
1246 Shaw Street
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Dawes Road Branch-Leading to Reading
416 Dawes Road
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Downsview Branch-Leading to Reading
2793 Keele Street
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Dufferin/St. Clair Branch- Leading to Reading
1625 Dufferin Street
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Eatonville Branch-Leading to Reading
430 Burnhamthorpe Road
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Evelyn Gregory Branch-Leading to Reading
120 Trowell Ave.
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Fairview Branch- Leading to Reading
35 Fairview Mall Dr
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Flemingdon Park Branch - Leading to Reading
29 St. Dennis Dr
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Gerrard/Ashdale Branch-Leading to Reading
1432 Gerrard Street East
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Highland Creek Branch- Leading to Reading
3550 Ellesmere Road
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Humber Summit Branch -Leading to Reading
2990 Islington Ave
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Humberwood Branch -Leading to Reaing
850 Humberwood Blvd
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Jane/Dundas Branch-Leading to Reading
620 Jane Street
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Jane/Sheppard Branch -Leading to Reading
1906 Sheppard Ave West
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Malvern Branch- Leading to Reading
30 Sewells Road
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Maria A. Shchuka Branch - Leading to Reading
1745 Eglinton Avenue
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Mimico Centennial Branch- Leading to Reading
47 Station Road
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Morningside Branch -Leading to Reading
4279 Lawrence Ave. East
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Mount Dennis Branch- Leading to Reading
1123 Weston Road
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library New Toronto Branch-Leading to Reading
110 Eleventh Street
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Pape/Danforth Branch - Leading to Reading
701 Pape Ave
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Parkdale Branch -Leading to Reading
1303 Queen Street West
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Parliament Street Branch- Leading to Reading
269 Gerrard Street East
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Perth/Dupont Branch - Leading to Reading
1589 Dupont Street
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Richview Branch -Leading to Reading
1806 Islington Ave
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Sanderson Branch - Leading to Reading
327 Bathurst Street
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library St. Clair/Silverthorn Branch -Leading to Reading
1748 St. Clair Ave. West
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library St. James Town Branch -Leading to Reading
495 Sherbourne Street
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Thorncliffe Branch -Leading to Reading
48 Thorncliffe Park Dr
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Weston Branch- Leading to Reading
2 King Street
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library Woodview Park Branch - Leading to Reading
16 Bradstock Road
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Toronto Public Library York Woods Branch- Leading to Reading
1785 Finch Ave. West
Leading To Reading is a free program for children who are reading below their grade level or need help with their homework. Children are encouraged to learn and practice their skills in a fun environment. It is open to children in Grades 1 to 6 who can communicate in English.
Tropicana Community Services
670 Progress Ave., Suite 14
Tropicana’s Saturday Morning Tutorial Program is designed to assist students from Kindergarten to grade 12 who are experiencing difficulty in mathematics and language arts. Our volunteers work with them to improve their grades and instill a sense of self-worth. They teach them the tools for success: positive thinking, goal setting, study skills, effort and determination. Time: 10 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
University Settlement
23 Grange Road
We offer escort service from three nearby feeder schools, namely Orde P.S., Ogden P.S., and Lord Lansdowne P.S., after school. A snack will be provided and then children can enroll into programs such as English/math class; swimming (levels from 1 to 10); sports such as basketball, soccer, badminton, dodgeball or floor hockey; cooking club, art class, games club, science team etc.
Urban Promise Toronto
215 Morrish Rd, Suite 106
We provide a safe place for children/youth after school and help in homework and life skills.
Warden Woods Community Centre
74 Firvalley Court
After-school program for children 6-12 years of age. Homework help and recreational activities.
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If there is an error, we apologize and ask you to contact Robyn Stanwick at rstanwick@frontiercollege.ca so that we may correct the listing.
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