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South Asian Women's Centre - Toronto

800 Lansdowne Ave Unit 1
Toronto, ON
M6H 4K3
Toronto, ON
M6H 4K3

416-537-2276

Fax: 416-537-9472

Mon-Fri 9 am-4 pm
Last updated: Apr 15, 2024: Suggest an edit
Application
Call for appointment or drop in to fill out application form with copies of all relevant documents
Eligibility - Population(s) Served
Focus on South Asian women and their families; services extended to Portuguese and Spanish -speaking families; no client is turned away regardless of their race, language or ethnicity
Fees
None
Contacts
Kripa Sekhar - Executive Director
416-537-2276 ext 2220 * ksekhar@sawc.org
416-537-2276 ext 2220 * ksekhar@sawc.org
Languages
English ; Arabic ; Bengali ; Farsi ; Hindi ; Portuguese ; Punjabi ; Sinhalese ; Spanish ; Tamil ; Tibetan ; Urdu
Accessibility Note
Wheelchair accessible automatic main entrance - ramp to door ; Barrier-free washroom including door and stall ; Street parking
Description of Services:
Women-led organization providing support to South Asian and racialized women in the language of the client's choice
Violence Against Women Program: counselling and referral for assaulted women, social assistance, crisis intervention, immigration assistance
Violence Against Women Program: counselling and referral for assaulted women, social assistance, crisis intervention, immigration assistance
- health education and promotion
- multicultural wellness support groups
- life skills support group; sewing collective
- seniors group for all South Asian women
- youth group for girls, homework club for children
- first language literacy instruction
- job search workshops, employment assistance and counselling
- legal clinic -- advice on family law, immigration, custody, child support, abuse, legal education workshops
- settlement services, information and referral, translation and interpretation, advocacy, group activities
- Housing Connections (see separate entry) Community Partner -- assistance with housing search and application process
- year-round income tax clinic for individuals and families with low incomes
- food bank, member of the Daily Bread Food; emergency food including South Asian dry goods provided to those in need on alternate Tuesdays; call ahead for details
- volunteer opportunities
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Last updated: Apr 15, 2024: Suggest an edit
