Do you have a bold idea to improve public space, enhance civic engagement, and foster social inclusion in your community? Are you looking for some funding or guidance on how to implement your project idea? This is your chance to take action, inspire others, and create change in your community!
When early registration starts on June 3, 2025, at 7 a.m., an Enroll Now button will appear on the map for everyone regardless of eligibility. Only those eligible will be able to proceed with registration. Check the map to find out if you’re eligible.
Wednesday, Apirl 23, 2025
Ontario Power Generation (OPG) Province-wide Empowerment Grant: Funding for Sustainable Community Projects
The General Community Crisis Response Fund (CCRF) provides one-time financial assistance for projects that address a specific violent incident/crisis in a community (local neighbourhood or community of common bond) and contribute to community capacity building and/or healing.
We are now accepting applications for Toronto’s Vital Signs Grants.
The City of Toronto is seeking input from community members to help shape the future of Toronto’s recreation facilities and parks. We are reaching out as we believe your clients/community members would be interested in participating and providing their feedback. Please share this email, the attached e-flyer, and/or the short shareable text at the bottom of this email widely in your community to encourage participation. A printable poster is also attached, should you wish to post it in a shared space.
September 12th 2024 to May 2025
City staff are working with The Neighborhood Organization, in partnership with 6 Consortium partners, to launch this Fall 2024. This approach will aim to deepen relationships and connections across regional areas representing 9 TSNS Community Networks.
Our Fair Share is a sustainable Pay-What-You-Choose (PWYC) community farmers market that is affordable and equitable. Rising food costs are affecting us all, and we are on a mission to make sure everyone can access the food they deserve. Start Date: Every other Thursday, starting August 15, 2024
Event: Regent Park Neighborhood Safety Walks
Tenants can book a TCHC common space for community events or programs. Tenants can book a TCHC common space for community events or programs.
Regent Park's Monthly Newspaper
Dixon Hall's Multilingual Community Resource Hub offers a barrier-free entry to employment and settlement advice.
Whether you're a breakfast enthusiast, a lunchtime connoisseur, or a dinner aficionado, Regent Park Cafe has something delicious in store for you! Date/Time: Weekly from Monday to Friday | 9:00AM-8:00PM
1. How should we allocate the $26.8 million between three investment “buckets”?
In 2020, Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) selected Tridel as its developer partner for Phases 4 and 5 of the Regent Park Revitalization following an open public procurement process.
World Urban Pavilion
