Toronto 211 – Information for newcomers over the phone

April 16, 2010 | Janice | Comments (1)

Here you are in Toronto, ready to start your new life — do you have important questions to ask

You can phone 211 — just dial those three numbers, any time, any day, and you will be talking to a person who can help you find answers.

Here are some examples of the information you may need:

  • where and how to get  English as a Second Language training
  • someone in your family is going through a health crisis – where can you get help?
  • you are looking for a church, temple or mosque in your area
  • is there an agency or community group where someone speaks your language?
  • you are an internationally trained professional and you aren't sure how to get your credentials assessed

Toronto 211 has information on more than 20,000 community, social, health and government services!  Try the website , too.  You will see the amazing number of groups for helping newcomers, including those for specific language and cultural groups.  If you like, you can also ask questions by email.

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  1. An information session on Child Care Careers will be held at Albert Campbell Branch, 496 Birchmount Road on Tuesday April 22, 2010. For more information or to register call the Branch at: 416-396-8890; or Library Settlement Worker at 416-906-3898.

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