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Permanent residence for Caregivers (Updates on Applications)

11/15/2020

 

Home Child Care Provider Pilot and Home Support Worker Pilot

Government of Canada:
​"We’ve received at least 2,750 applications under the Home Child Care Provider pilot. Because of this
  • the pilot is closed to new applications for 2020
  • we’ll return any other applications we received and refund the fees
The pilot will reopen on January 1, 2021.
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We’re not close to reaching the cap for the Home Support Worker Pilot. You can still apply under this pilot. We’ll update this page if and when we close that pilot to new applications for 2020.
For now, you don’t need to contact us about an application you submitted in 2020 under either pilot. We’re still in the process of opening applications now that our offices are open again.

If we accept your application into processing for 2020, we’ll send you a notification letter. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it may take longer than usual for you to get the letter."

Behind Closed Doors

11/2/2020

 

EXPOSING MIGRANT CARE WORKER EXPLOITATION DURING COVID- 19

​As many regions continue into the second wave of the pandemic, the conditions outlined in this report are reoccurring or worsening right now. The cumulative and cascading crises of COVID-19 demand an immediate response through policy changes that will ensure rights and protections for migrant care workers. The most crucial of these changes is full and permanent immigration status for all migrant care workers in Canada now, and full and permanent immigration status for all migrant care workers that arrive in the future. This will give migrants the ability to protect themselves against labour exploitation, ensure access to emergency income supports and universal healthcare, and reunite families. A fair society is only possible with equal rights for all, and equal rights for all are only possible if everyone in the country has the same immigration status. Further recommendations are outlined at the end of this report.

Table of Contents:

Who we are
Acknowledgements
Contact
SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION
Stolen Hope: COVID-19 and the Cascade of Crises Experienced by Migrant Care Workers
Summary of Findings
SECTION 2: CANADIAN LAWS THAT CREATE MIGRANT CARE WORKER EXPLOITATION
Care Worker Immigration Programs in Summary
SECTION 3: EXPOSING THE EXPLOITATION OF MIGRANT CARE WORKERS DURING COVID-19
CHAPTER 1: STOLEN LABOUR: WORK AND INCOME DURING COVID-19
  • Labour intensification
  • Unpaid wages
  • Difficulty enforcing rights
  • Lost work and limited access to income supports
  • Difficulty finding work during COVID-19
CHAPTER 2: STOLEN HOPE: DELAYS IN PERMANENT RESIDENCY AND APPLICATION PROCESSING
  • Fear of not finishing 24 month work requirement
  • Difficulty meeting language and educational requirements
  • Difficulties and delays in permit processing
CHAPTER 3: FREEDOM DENIED
  • Control over housing and movement
  • Barred from public transportation
CHAPTER 4: UNSTABLE HOUSING IN A PANDEMIC
CHAPTER 5: STOLEN TIME: FAMILY SEPARATION AND IMPACT ON CHILDREN
CHAPTER 6: STOLEN HEALTH: HEALTH IMPACTS AND ACCESS TO SERVICES
  • Lack of sick leave
  • Difficulty accessing medical care
SECTION 4: RECOMMENDATIONS
The Change Migrant Care Workers Need Right Now!
  • Full and Permanent Immigration Status for All & Landed Status Now
  • Interim Measures to Ensure Rights for Migrant Care Workers
  • Real access to PR: Reinstate the Interim Pathway with modifications
  • Open Work Permits for Migrant Care Workers
  • Labour Rights and Income Support
  • Healthcare for All
  • Ensure Family Unity
  • Housing
  • Federal Workers Program (FWP) – Care Worker Stream
Click here to read the Survey Report: BEHIND CLOSED DOORS

Care workers calling on the Federal government for FULL and PERMANENT immigration #StatusForAll!

10/31/2020

 

Behind Closed Doors: Exposing Migrant Care Worker Exploitation During COVID-19

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Migrant care workers across Canada released a report and this video on Oct 28 to share stories of abuse and their call for change.
These are Care Workers like you speaking out about their experiences! As Care Worker Leader Mariyah says,
"Let’s come out with care workers so we can have a strong voice to push the government for our rights to getting our immigration status and bringing our families! "
Watch, read and take action when we launch: www.MigrantRights.ca/BehindClosedDoors.

JOIN US FOR A DAY OF ACTION FOR STATUS FOR ALL ON NOVEMBER 1st:  https://www.facebook.com/events/1025481547913684

ADD YOUR VOICE: www.StatusforAll.ca

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Authored by Caregivers Action Centre (CAC), Vancouver Committee for Domestic Worker and Caregiver Rights (VCDWCR), Caregiver Connection Education and Support Organization (CCESO), and Migrant Workers Alliance for Change (MWAC), the report is endorsed by Alberta Careworkers Association, PINAY Quebec, Migrante Canada, Migrante Alberta, and Association for the Rights of Household and Farm Workers (ADDPD/ARHW). A joint project of the Landed Status Now Working Group of Migrant Rights Network.
Watch Video Here

UPDATES on CERB

10/23/2020

 

​ Answers to your questions on paying back the Canada Emergency Response Benefit

The Canada Emergency Response Benefit, or CERB, was the financial support to employed and self-employed Canadians who were directly affected by COVID-19. The CRA has set the CERB benefit period between March 15 and September 26. Your benefit ends when you have received 28 weeks of benefits or on October 3, 2020, whichever comes first. For those who applied through the Canada Revenue Agency, the last four-week period for the CERB was August 30, 2020 through September 26, 2020. 

If you are one of the recipients of this benefit, and you are not sure if you need to return or repay the CERB you received, here's what to do next.
Click Here: Return or Repay a Payment
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FREE Online Workshop for Migrant Workers

10/16/2020

 

Know Your Rights at Work!

CCESO held a FREE online workshop last October 11, 2020. Some of the questions asked by our fellow Care workers are listed below, and were answered by our hosts.
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Workshop Questions
 
EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS
  1. I am still working for my employer, but because of the crisis, I am now working long hours and I am not being paid overtime or for all of the hours I’m working. I am very lucky to still have my job, but I’m scared if I tell my employer about my rights, I will be laid off. What can I do? 
  2. My employer is threatening me that if I leave the house to buy groceries or go for a walk, I will be fired. I have been locked up in their house for months. What are my rights in this situation? Why can my employer leave the house, but I can’t? 
  3. I want to leave my employer because I am working long hours with only 1 day off. My employer is very demanding and sometimes even the children are verbally abusive. I have been in this job since Sept 2019 and my work permit will expire on Aug 2021. My health is deteriorating but I'm afraid to resign. What should I do?
  4. If my employer is mistreating me, what should I do? (i.e. document everything!)
    1. Explain the different areas of abuse (i.e. financial, 
  5. Do I have access to sick days or emergency leave? 
  6. My employer fired me during COVID-19, what are my rights?
  7. Is it legal for the employer to pay our overtime hours with rest days/hours instead of money? What should we do if they are demanding this?
  8. I work for a close relative  and she said that our contract is only on paper so she does not pay me regularly. Is this legal? I want to leave because they treat me like a maid
  1.  My employer was away for two weeks and I was left alone in the house. They say that was already considered my vacation because I was not doing child care for the children. Am I still entitled for a vacation pay if I want to go away?
INCOME SUPPORTS 
  1. Can I get income support if I am laid off due to COVID-19? (i.e. new Canada Response Benefit). What income support can I access now that CERB is over? 
  2. My employer reduced my salary, but not my hours of work. They forced me to collect CERB even though I am still working full-time hours for them. Is this right?
MINIMUM WAGE
  1. If I am receiving minimum wage, should my wages go up after October 1st?

What is the Anti-Terror Bill?

6/24/2020

 
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What is the Anti-Terror Bill?

Caregiver Connections Education & Support Organization (CCESO) invites you to a free webinar on Saturday, June 27, 2020 at 8:00 PM EST (5:00 PM PST).

The title of the "Anti-Terror Bill" alone does not tell us what it really means. This is why we made an effort to invite the prominent Filipino Human Rights lawyer, educator, and advocate, Atty. Jose Manuel "Chel" Icasiano Diokno, J.D. to discuss it with us.

He serves as chairman of the Free Legal Assistance Group (FLAG) and the founding dean of the De La Salle University College of Law. He also served as special counsel of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee.

We are hoping that you would join us in our attempt to understand thoroughly the underlying effects and consequences of this fundamental issue in the lives of our friends and family back home.

To RSVP: please contact Marlyn or Juli

Care Work Stories

6/3/2020

 
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CARE WORK STORIES: DIGITAL EDITION
SUNDAY JUNE 21, 2020
2:00 PM - 3:15 PM EST


A discussion with Filipino Care Workers and allies to explore their long history fighting for (and winning) human rights in Canada. Register online at https://rb.gy/nsujtc

Migrant Care Workers are more than the "care" they provide to children, the elderly and our most vulnerable family members. Their stories are complex and as varied as the people who live them - past and present.

Kwentong Bayan Collective hosts a discussion with Filipino Care Workers and allies to explore their long history fighting for (and winning) human rights in Canada. We will learn about the recent movement that boldly calls for "Full Immigration Status for All".

We will meet artists who support migrant communities to tell their stories. And listen to the personal stories of Migrant Care Workers whose labour is currently keeping communities safe during COVID-19.


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Migrant Rights Network - June 14, 2020

5/31/2020

 
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On June 14th join the Migrant Rights Network as they launch a campaign by over 40 migrant-led and allied organizations for full immigration status for all: www.MigrantRights.ca/June2020

Join a massive digital and social media gathering of migrants, poor and working class people, and allies. The global COVID-19 pandemic has proven that migrants are essential to our communities, but are exploited and excluded. Together, migrants from across Canada will raise our voice for healthcare, decent work, family unity and equal rights for all.

Actions will take place all day on social media and in the streets, learn more and get involved: https://migrantrights.ca/june2020

Digital Literacy for Migrant Workers

2/26/2020

 
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  • IntersectTO - a BIPOC tech community is partnering with Caregiver Connections, Education and Support Organization (CCESO) and Parkdale Project Read to offer a free Digital Literacy Drop-in session for Migrant Care Workers / Caregivers.

  • DATE: Sunday March 15, 2020
  • Registration: 12:00-12:30 PM
  • Drop-in Sessions: 12:30 - 4:00 PM

  • LOCATION: Parkdale Project Read, 1209 King St. West (Southeast corner of Dufferin & King) in between the Subway restaurant and Eye Care centre.

  • ABOUT THE EVENT:
  • Volunteers from IntersectTO will provide free tech support and answer questions. Please bring your devices!


Migrant Care Workers/Caregivers have expressed interest in learning about:

* Smartphones - apps, changing settings, security issues and other troubleshooting issues

* How to write resume on Word or alternative free doc programs

* Staying safe online and on social media

* Setting up basic websites and designing flyers

* Using collaborative applications

* Connecting Bluetooth devices

* Uploading media to the cloud like photos or contact information

* How to locate your phone if it gets lost

* Laptop support - updating your OS, accessing VPN, anti-virus support
We’ll cover these topics and more!

This free event is designed for the Migrant Care Workers / Caregiver community. Registration is required. For more information, contact CCESO.

ACCESS INFO: Parkdale Project Read is accessible to people using wheelchairs, scooters, and other mobility devices. Front door equipped with access ramp and power-assist button. No stairs. Gender-inclusive and accessible bathroom is equipped with assist bar. Please come scent/fragrance free.

Light Refreshments provided. On-site child minding support available.

Practise Page

1/1/2020

 

Human Rights & Leadership Program 2019

9/1/2019

 
Caregiver Connections, Education & Support Organization (CCESO) presents:
Human Rights and Leadership Program 2019

A FREE full-day education program for current and past Caregivers
Workshop topics include:
  • Knowing Your Rights
  • Racism & Oppression
  • Feminism
  • Mental Health
  • Assertiveness
  • Effective Communication
  • Violence Against Women
  • Gender, Power & Privilege
  • Impact of Globalization on Migrant Women
  • Stress Management
  • Advocacy
  • Changes to the Caregiver Program
  • Introduction to Storytelling

Every Sunday  - September 29 to December 1, 2019 from 10 am to 4 pm at George Brown College, St. James Campus, 200 King St. East, Room to be confirmed.

Contact Martha Ocampo for registration and more info

This free educational program is offered by CCESO in partnership with the Community Partnership Office & Community Worker Program at George Brown College and Parkdale Project Read. Participants will earn a certificate from GBC and CCESO.
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Picnic in the Park 2019

7/14/2019

 
Please join CCESO for our annual summer picnic in the park with fun and games, BBQ and refreshments, and social time with our community.

Saturday August 10, 2019
Meet us at 10 am
at Wilket Creek Park
1100 Leslie St., North York

Free event, all are  welcome!
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Unite Against Racism - Migrant Rights Network

6/17/2019

 
Hundreds of people marched to Unite Against Racism on June 16, 2019.

Members of the Migrant Rights Network are taking actions across the country to oppose racism, to ensure immigrant justice and to build a people’s movement for change.

We will #UniteAgainstRacism.
We need #MigrantJusticeNow
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Caregiver Connections Education & Support Organization (CCESO) at the front of the Unite Against Racism march with their handsewn banner

March 10, 2019 - Re-Imagining Stories of Care Work

3/2/2019

 
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Image: Storytellers: Bong, Cristina, Cecil and Gladys in rehearsal with our facilitator, Karen Ancheta. Photo by Eloisa Guerrero.
Please join us for Re-Imagining Stories of Care Work - a collaborative storytelling and audio-visual art performance about the invaluable contributions of migrant caregivers to Canada’s social, economic, and political past, present and future.

Collaborative storytelling by Caregiver Connections, Education & Support Organization (CCESO) and audio-visual art performance by Kwentong Bayan Collective. With support from Karen Ancheta, Storyteller/Facilitator and Leon Aureaus, Artistic Director, Carlos Bulosan Theatre. Presented by the Myseum Intersections Festival.

When:
Sunday March 10, 2019
Stories of Care Work Performance: 1-3 PM
Stories of Care Work Reception: 3-4 PM

Where:
Spadina Theatre
24 Spadina Rd, Toronto, ON M5R 2S7
Closest Accessible subway is SPADINA.

Admission:
FREE EVENT. Donations accepted.

Limited seating, please RSVP via Eventbrite:
<https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/myseum-intersections-re-imagining-stories-of-care-work-performance-tickets-55431960486>

Access info:
Barrier free venue with seating area available for people in wheelchairs or with disabilities upon request. Washrooms are accessible. If you have any additional requirements or need additional assistance, please email Myseum at: info@myseumoftoronto.com and we will do our best to accommodate.

By subway:
From Spadina Station. Go north on Spadina Road to the next intersection on Lowther Avenue. Spadina Theatre is on the west side of the street. Use lower entrance with wheelchair access ramp.

Parking:
There are several public parking lots close by, including:
Green P Parking, Carpark 231, at 19 Spadina Road and on-street parking all around.

Re-Imagining Stories of Care Work is part of Myseum Intersections, an annual festival that explores intersectional perspectives of Toronto through FREE collaborative exhibits, events, workshops, and tours.

Check out the full program at: http://www.myseumoftoronto.com/program/myseum-intersections/
Please note that there will be photography taken at this event.

CCESO Bus Trip 2019

3/2/2019

 
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Caregiver Connections, Education and Support Organization (CCESO) presents:

Ottawa-Montreal-Quebec City
3-day Tour

on May 18, 19, & 20, 2019
Long weekend (Victoria Day)

Itinerary:
Day 1: Toronto-Kingston - Ottawa: Parliament Hill - Civilization Museum. Montreal: Dinner - Hotel Accommodation: SANDMAN or similar

Day 2: St. Josephy Oratory - Norte Dame Basilica - Olympic Stadium (Montreal Tower) - Montreal (Lunch) - Quebec: Old Quebec City Sightseeing. Hotel Accommmodation: UNIVERSEL or similar

Day 3: Quebec City - Brunch - Thousand Islands Boat Cruise - Toronto

Limited Seats! Reserve NOW!!!

Price: Adult/Child $260 - Quad Sharing, $325 - Double Sharing. Inclusive of transportation, 2-night hotel accommodation & gratuities.

Please note that a 50% down payment is required to reserve a seat. Full payment should be given on or before April 30, 2019. For more information & payment arrangement, please contact CCESO.

NOT INCLUDED:
1. Admission to show tickets
2. All personal expenses
3. Admission fees to: (optional)
- Canadian Museum of History (Civilization Museum), Adult: $20, Child (3-12): $12
-  Montreal - Montreal Tower, Adult: $23.25, Child (3-12): $11.50
- 1000 Island - 90 minute Cruise, Adult $35, Child (3-12): $22.50

Screening of "Call Her Ganda"

10/18/2018

 
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On November 4, 2018, Kwentong Bayan Collective will present a free community screening of CALL HER GANDA, as part of CCESO's Human Rights & Leadership Program for Migrant Caregivers.

CALL HER GANDA is an award-winning documentary film directed by PJ Narval. It examines the 2014 murder of Jennifer Laude, a Filipino trans woman who was killed by a American marine.

The screening will be followed by a discussion on the struggle for LGBTIQ rights in the Philippines.

We are grateful to the CALL HER GANDA Impact Team for their generous support.

November 4th would have marked Jennifer Laude's 30th birthday. We celebrate the life and truth she lived, and the call for justice that continues in her name.

#JusticeForJenniferLaude #callherganda #justice4jennifer #translivesmatter #CALLTOGANDA


Human Rights & Leadership Program 2018

8/25/2018

 
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Caregiver Connections, Education & Support Organization (CCESO) presents:

Human Rights and Leadership Program 2018
A FREE full-day education program for current and past Caregivers

Workshop topics include:
  • Knowing Your Rights
  • Racism & Oppression
  • Feminism
  • Mental Health
  • Assertiveness
  • Effective Communication
  • Violence Against Women
  • Homophobia
  • Islamophobia
  • Impact of Globalization on Migrant Women
  • Stress Management
  • Advocacy
  • Proposed Changes to the Caregiver Program
  • Introduction to Storytelling

NEW DATES: 8 Sundays from October 14 to November 2, 2018 from 10 am to 4 pmat George Brown College, 200 King St. East, Room to be confirmed.Graduation Celebration on Sunday December 2For more information, contact Martha Ocampo.

This free educational program is offered by CCESO in partnership with the Community Partnership Office & Community Worker Program at George Brown College (GBC). Participants will earn a certificate from GBC and CCESO.

CPR Training 2018

8/24/2018

 
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A Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation Course
Level-C Certification (3 years validity) through the Canadian Red Cross. Presented by Caregiver Connections, Education and Support Organization (CCESO) in cooperation with Parkdale Project Read (PPR).

This CPR Training will include:
- Breathing Emergencies
- Learning to Respond to Asthma
- Anaphylactic Shock
- CPR for Adult, Child, Baby
- AED training
- Choking (Adult, Child, Baby)
- Drainage and Recovery Positions

Date: Sunday September 30, 2018
Time: 10 AM to 5 PM
Place: PPR, 1209 King Street West, Unit 2
Cost: $73.45/participant ($65 + HST)
Limited Spots available
To register, email, Ms. Marlyn



Information Session on the Changes to the Caregiver Program

5/14/2018

 
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CAREGIVERS AT KANILANG MGA PAMILYA: NOON, NGAYON AT... BUKAS?
Isang talakayan at legal info session tungkol sa Caregiver Program

Sabado, ika-26 ng Mayo 2018
1:00-4:00 p.m.

OPSEU, 31 Wellesley St. East
(maaaring lakarin mula sa Wellesley station)

Sa mga nakaraang taon, maraming naging pagbabago sa Caregiver Program (dating Live-in Caregiver Program) ng Canada. Para sa maraming caregiver, nagiging sanhi ito ng kalituhan o kumplikasyon sa pagtatrabaho o pagsasaayos ng mga papel/status sa Canada. Kasabay pa nito, sa kabila ng mga pagbabago sa programa, patuloy ang mga problema kaugnay nito tulad ng pagkakahiwalay ng mga caregiver sa kanilang mga pamilya, at kawalan ng katiyakan sa kanilang kinabukasan.

Inaanyayahan ng GABRIELA-Ontario ang mga caregiver at iba pang kababayan nating nais matuto tungkol sa isyung ito sa isang talakayan. Magbabahagi ng impormasyon sina:

Mithi Esguerra - GABRIELA-Ontario
Martha Ocampo - Caregiver Connections Education and Support Organization
Dr. Jessica Ticar, PhD - Youth & Family Counsellor
at Atty. Maria Deanna P. Santos - Filipino-Canadian Immigration Lawyer

Para sa karagdagang impormasyon:
gabriela.toronto@gmail.com


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Celebrating Caregivers on Mother's Day

4/29/2018

 
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Celebrating Caregivers on Mother's Day
Sunday May 13, 2018

2-5 PM
Yonge-Dundas Square

We, the migrant caregivers who come to take care of your children and elders, deserve to be cared for. We deserve to come to Canada with our families and permanent resident status. We do vital work that allows this society to function.


This Mother's Day, we are inviting all current and former live-in and live-out caregivers, and those who want to show us appreciation, to a celebration at Yonge-Dundas Square.

This event is co-hosted by Caregivers Action Centre (CAC) and Caregiver Connections Education and Support Organization (CCESO) and is part of a National Day of Action organized by CAC, CCESO, the Association for the Rights of Household Workers (Montreal), Filipino Canadian Advocacy Network, Filipino Workers Network of BC, GABRIELA-Ontario, Migrante Alberta, Migrante BC, Migrante Canada, Migrante Ontario, Migrant Workers Centre (Vancouver), Vancouver Committee for Domestic Workers' and Caregivers' Rights (CDWCR), and Victoria Filipino Canadian Association.

Spring Dinner & Dance Party

4/21/2018

 

Join Us for the Fun!

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Caregiver Connections, Education and Support Organization (CCESO) presents our Spring 2018
Dinner & Dance Party.


Saturday April 28, 2018
from 6 PM to midnight

at St. Clare’s Roman Catholic Parish Hall
1118 St. Clair Ave West (St. Clair & Dufferin)

Tickets: $35 at the door

TTC: From St. Clair West subway station, board the 512 streetcar westbound towards Keele, get off at Northcliffe Blvd. Venue is across the street.

Optional attire: Hawaiian-themed

Contact Mildred for ticket info.


Human Rights & Leadership Program 2017

7/21/2017

 
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CCESO is offering a Human Rights and Leadership Program for current and past caregivers. Topics include:
  • Knowing  Your Rights
  • Racism and Oppression
  • Feminism
  • Mental Health
  • Assertiveness
  • Effective Communication
  • Homophobia
  • Islamophobia
  • Impact of Globalization on Migrant Women Workers
  • Stress Management
Offered on Sundays from September 24, 2017 to November 19, 2017 from 10 am to 4 pm, at George Brown College, 200 King St. East, Room to be confirmed. For more information, contact Martha Ocampo.

This free educational program is offered by CCESO in partnership with the Community Partnership Office & Community Worker Program at George Brown College (GBC), and partly funded by the Groundswell Community Justice Trust Fund. Participants will earn a certificate from GBC and CCESO.

CCESO Summer Gathering 2017

7/20/2017

 
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CCESO invites all current and former caregivers,
and friends to our Annual Summer Picnic in the Park.

Date: Sunday August 13, 2017
Time: 11 am
Place: Wilket Creek Park, 1100 Leslie Street, North York

Hope you can join the fun!

Cherry Picking Trip & Niagara Tour 2017

6/23/2017

 
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CCESO invites all caregivers and friends to join us for a Cherry Picking Trip & Niagara Tour
Saturday July 8, 2017
We will visit:
  • Cherry Avenue Farm
  • Niagara Falls
  • Niagara on the Lake
  • Niagara Parks: Botanical Gardens
  • Floral Clock
  • Butterfly Conservatory
  • Outlet Malls for Shopping

Pick-up location: Yonge & York Mills
Assembly: 6:30 AM
Departure: 7:00 AM
Back in Toronto at 7:00 PM

Cost $35 per person for transportation only

For more info please contact CCESO Members, Mildred and Kaye.



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