About Us

In 1990, North York Community House (‘NYCH’) came into existence as a result of a sizable donation from an anonymous benefactor.  Over the course of 21 years, this single act of generosity grew into an organization dedicated to assisting newcomers to Toronto in settling and integrating into their community, and to building strong neighbourhoods. When NYCH’s doors first opened, it operated out of a tiny Bathurst Street storefront with a staff of two. As the community changed, NYCH kept pace. In the intervening years, NYCH has grown, moving into several locations and expanding its services.  Today, a staff of over 100 conducts services in 50 locations to over 25,000 individuals annually. A few things at NYCH have remained unchanged, things like our commitment to working with individuals in an effort to strengthen communities. Imagine, all this from a single, anonymous donation.

For over 21 years now, NYCH has been supporting families and new Canadians. We are a living part of the community, and we use our experience and strong relationships with local residents to ensure our services meet their changing needs. We also look for exciting new ways to work with community members to achieve their goals.

Our Vision

A strong community where all belong and thrive.

Our Mission

To support our diverse community to achieve its goals, and to enhance the strength and resilience of our neighbourhoods.

Board of Directors 2012-13

Maureen Anglin, Secretary
Adela Colhon, Director
Lidia Ferreira, Director
Eduardo Garay, Director
Linda Karlinksy, Director
Fahreen Kurji, Director
David Kenyon, Director
Irfaan Manji, Director
Kristie Wright, President
Sandy Silva, Treasurer
Shaneeza Nazseer, Director
Shelley Zuckerman, Executive Director

 

Download NYCH’s Annual Report, 2011 – PDF          Annual Report, 2012 – PDF

 

 

Current Employment Opportunities at NYCH:

Skills Innovation Developer position – PDFApplication Deadline: Tuesday, March 26, 2013

 

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