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Toronto Aboriginal Support Services Council (TASSC)

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Toronto Aboriginal Support Services Council (TASSC) Toronto Aboriginal Support Services Council (TASSC) initiates, amplifies and champions policy, advocacy, research, community engagement and collaboration within the Indigenous social services sector in Toronto. TASSC’s membership includes 25 Indigenous-led organizations that make up a majority of the designated social services providers for Indigenous people living in Toronto, including […]

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Toronto Aboriginal Support Services Council (TASSC) Toronto Aboriginal Support Services Council (TASSC) initiates, amplifies and champions policy, advocacy, research, community engagement and collaboration within the Indigenous social services sector in Toronto. TASSC’s membership includes 25 Indigenous-led organizations that make up a majority of the designated social services providers for Indigenous people living in Toronto, including

Native Earth Performing Arts (NEPA)

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Native Earth Performing Arts (NEPA) Founded in 1982, NEPA is Canada’s oldest professional Indigenous theatre company. NEPA provides a platform for both traditional and contemporary Indigenous themes, sharing First Nations cultural values with all peoples.   Through theatre, dance, multi-disciplinary art, new script development, and apprenticeships, NEPA fosters a community of artistic visions. In 1989,

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Native Earth Performing Arts (NEPA) Founded in 1982, NEPA is Canada’s oldest professional Indigenous theatre company. NEPA provides a platform for both traditional and contemporary Indigenous themes, sharing First Nations cultural values with all peoples.   Through theatre, dance, multi-disciplinary art, new script development, and apprenticeships, NEPA fosters a community of artistic visions. In 1989,

Native Canadian Centre of Toronto

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Native Canadian Centre of Toronto Since 1962 the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto has been a key meeting place for all people, of all nations, from across Canada and all over the world.  As Toronto’s oldest Indigenous organization and one of the original Friendship Centres, the NCCT provides social, recreational, cultural and spiritual services for

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Native Canadian Centre of Toronto Since 1962 the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto has been a key meeting place for all people, of all nations, from across Canada and all over the world.  As Toronto’s oldest Indigenous organization and one of the original Friendship Centres, the NCCT provides social, recreational, cultural and spiritual services for

Urban Indigenous Education Centre

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Urban Indigenous Education Centre The Urban Indigenous Education Centre aims to enhance Indigenous student wellbeing and achievement, and ensure Indigenous education for all educators and students in the TDSB. Opportunities are created for learning from and with Indigenous communities through partnerships and professional learning, infusing Indigenous perspectives across the curriculum for all students, as well

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Urban Indigenous Education Centre The Urban Indigenous Education Centre aims to enhance Indigenous student wellbeing and achievement, and ensure Indigenous education for all educators and students in the TDSB. Opportunities are created for learning from and with Indigenous communities through partnerships and professional learning, infusing Indigenous perspectives across the curriculum for all students, as well

Miziwe Biik

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Miziwe Biik For over 30 years, Miziwe Biik has been meeting the training and employment needs of Indigenous people living in Toronto. The organization helps Indigenous people complete their high school diploma, apply for postsecondary school and search for jobs. In 2024 Miziwe Biik proudly opened their new training facility in the Canary District, in

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Miziwe Biik For over 30 years, Miziwe Biik has been meeting the training and employment needs of Indigenous people living in Toronto. The organization helps Indigenous people complete their high school diploma, apply for postsecondary school and search for jobs. In 2024 Miziwe Biik proudly opened their new training facility in the Canary District, in

Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre

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Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre (Council Fire) serves the community in the downtown core of Toronto with a commitment to their health, safety and wellbeing. They encourage and enhance the spiritual and personal growth of First Nations people by providing counselling, material assistance and other direct services. For

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Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre (Council Fire) serves the community in the downtown core of Toronto with a commitment to their health, safety and wellbeing. They encourage and enhance the spiritual and personal growth of First Nations people by providing counselling, material assistance and other direct services. For

Association for Native Development in the Performing and Visual Arts (ANDPVA)

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Association for Native Development in the Performing and Visual Arts (ANDPVA) ANDPVA creates healing through the arts by offering safe spaces and initiatives that support the wellbeing of Indigenous communities. The organization focuses on supporting and preserving traditional knowledge, advancing cultural identities, and showcasing evolving cultural expressions. In ANDPVA’s early days in the 70s, the

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Association for Native Development in the Performing and Visual Arts (ANDPVA) ANDPVA creates healing through the arts by offering safe spaces and initiatives that support the wellbeing of Indigenous communities. The organization focuses on supporting and preserving traditional knowledge, advancing cultural identities, and showcasing evolving cultural expressions. In ANDPVA’s early days in the 70s, the

ImagineNATIVE

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imagineNATIVE imagineNATIVE showcases, promotes and celebrates national and international Indigenous filmmakers and media artists through various curated programs and community screenings, including the world’s largest Indigenous film festival, imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival. They are committed to creating a greater understanding of Indigenous peoples and cultures through the presentation of contemporary Indigenous-made media art.

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imagineNATIVE imagineNATIVE showcases, promotes and celebrates national and international Indigenous filmmakers and media artists through various curated programs and community screenings, including the world’s largest Indigenous film festival, imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival. They are committed to creating a greater understanding of Indigenous peoples and cultures through the presentation of contemporary Indigenous-made media art.

Wigwamen

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Wigwamen Established in 1972, Wigwamen owns and operates more than 875 units in 137 locations across Toronto—making them Ontario’s largest urban Indigenous housing provider. Beyond providing deeply affordable housing, Wigwamen believes in creating supportive communities where Indigenous families, seniors, and single individuals can thrive and grow. Staff support tenants through all stages of life: from

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Wigwamen Established in 1972, Wigwamen owns and operates more than 875 units in 137 locations across Toronto—making them Ontario’s largest urban Indigenous housing provider. Beyond providing deeply affordable housing, Wigwamen believes in creating supportive communities where Indigenous families, seniors, and single individuals can thrive and grow. Staff support tenants through all stages of life: from

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