JANUARY IS HEALTH AND WELLNESS MONTH AT THE J! Free Trials Calendar Free Trials Special Group Ex Classes Breakfast Break $6 Drop-In Volleyball Calendar CALENDAR FREE TRIAL CLASSES Preschool Basketball (ages 3-5) Join us for an engaging program focused on improving motor skills, having fun, and building basketball skills. Through interactive games and drills, participants can develop coordination, teamwork, and a love for sports! REGISTER Muay Thai Fundamentals (15+) Curious about Muay Thai? Join us for a free 30-minute trial to experience the basics of this dynamic martial art! In this introductory session, you'll learn foundational techniques like footwork, strikes, and movement patterns, guided by skilled instructors in a safe, no-contact setting. REGISTER Rooftop Polar Bear Cycle Join our enchanting instructors on the rooftop for a heart-pumping Polar Bear Cycle class and spin your way to warmth! This annual event promises a fun and invigorating ride with stunning views. Plus, all participants will receive a free MNjcc ear warmer to keep cozy during the ride! REGISTER SPECIAL GROUP EX CLASSES Special Group Ex Classes BREAKFAST BREAK $6 DROP-IN VOLLEYBALL Breakfast Break! Members! Please join us in the fitness lobby from 8:30 am - 10:00 am at the Fitness Desk for our monthly Breakfast Break. It's a good time to meet and greet your fellow members, board members, and staff. REGISTER Breakfast Break $6 Drop-In Volleyball Drop-In Volleyball (ages 12+) Missing the court? Stay active all year round while you practice your bumps, sets, and spikes! We provide the equipment and regulation indoor courts. All skill levels are welcome. REGISTER

Find a list of community and partner organizations as well as info about Jewish Disability Access, Awareness and Inclusion Month. RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES Jewish Disability Acceptance & Inclusion Month Community Resources Partner Organizations Jewish Disability Acceptance & Inclusion Month Community Resources COMMUNITY RESOURCES Toronto Resource Directories Toronto Jewish Disability Network UJA Toronto Community Cares Guide DANI Toronto’s Toronto Jewish Disabilities Network Guide Social Services: Jewish Family & Child Service - SupportAbility JVS Toronto - Employment Disability Services Regesh Family and Child - Mental Health Services JACS Mental Health and Addictions Supports Azrieli Neurodevelopmental Centre at CAMH Surrey Place Centre Geneva Centre for Autism Holland Bloorview Kids' Rehabilitation Hospital Centre for Independent Living Jewish Life: Yachad Toronto : Kadima Centre BEBY UJA Inclusive Synagogues Working Group Friendship Circle DANI Toronto . Partner Organizations JEWISH DISABILITY ACCEPTANCE & INCLUSION MONTH Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month (JDAIM) is a unified effort among Jewish organizations worldwide to raise awareness and foster acceptance and inclusion of people with disabilities and mental health conditions and those who love them. JDAIM is a call to action for all of us to act in accordance with our Jewish values, honouring the gifts and strengths that we each possess. Established in 2009 by the Jewish Special Education International Consortium, JDAIM is observed each February. Mission Statement: The mission of Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month is to unite Jewish communities worldwide to raise awareness and champion the rights of all Jews to be accepted and included in all aspects of Jewish life like anyone else. Why You Should Participate in JDAIM • Raise awareness and affirm that inclusion and belonging are essential to wellbeing and quality of life of people with disabilities, mental health conditions and caregivers—like anyone else. • Underscore the importance of choosing one’s own Jewish journey. • Support people with disabilities and mental health conditions in all aspects of communal life—as they choose. • Be part of a growing worldwide initiative to support participation and involvement in communal life. • Advocate for the civil rights of people with disabilities and mental health conditions. • Understand and overcome stigma, prejudice, biases, stereotypes, and myths about disability and mental health conditions. PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS Centre for Independent Living Community Living Toronto Autism Ontario Down Syndrome Association of Toronto

< Back Summer JCamp Head Staff About this Role Schedule: Contract will run from June 17 to August 16 37.5 hours a week 8 hours shifts scheduled between the hours of 8am-5:30pm Monday-Friday Key Duties and Responsibilities: Support camp staff in generating age-appropriate and engaging programming, taking into account varying levels of abilities. Work with the Manager, JCamp to develop weekly theme day activities and support their facilitation Provide direct supervisor to 2-3 campers groups and staff, mentoring and supporting Camp Staff as needed. Provide verbal feedback to Camp Staff as required. Facilitate Pre Camp Training by leading informational sessions and group games. Address parental concerns and coordinate discussions with multiple levels of staff in the agency to address new or ongoing issues. Ensure camper groups have the necessary resources to fulfill programmed activities and notify Manager, JCamp when materials need to be purchased. Fill in for camp staff when necessary. Qualifications and Requirements: Clear Vulnerable Sector Screening completed within 6 months of the contract’s start date. Current Standard First Aid CPR-C Up-to-date immunization record (TB, Hep B, MMR) 2 years prior experience working with children and youth. Prior experience in a leadership position and comfortable mentoring and coaching peers. Previous experience in a similar position considered an asset. Candidates must be able to legally work in Canada. Ability to communicate easily with parents and other staff Staff must be able to work the entire duration of the contract, candidates who cannot work all weeks will not be considered. Salary and Benefits: $19.00 hour, plus eligibility for Provincial Wage Enhancement Grant 2 Personal Emergency Leave Days Gym membership for the duration of the contract Opportunities for additional work at the end of the contract within the Early Childhood Education Department. Description About the MNjcc: The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre is a dynamic hub in downtown Toronto. It provides opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to be active, learn, connect and participate in a wide range of cultural experiences. Rooted in Jewish values, the MNjcc is open to all. Founded on this site in 1953 the MNjcc is home to a state of the art Fitness Centre, the Al Green Theatre, four schools, four choirs, a wide range of arts and cultural activities, Jewish Life programming, and a robust Active 55+ program. It is a founding member of the Bloor Street Cultural Corridor. Short Description of the Position: The Summer Camp Head Staff is a leadership position within JCamp that plays a key role in supporting the day-to-day operations of the program. The position includes mentoring and training camp staff, as well as supporting the Manager in generating engaging programming for campers. Full Time (Contract) Starting: June 17, 2025 Please email your resume and cover letter to Alisha Sandy at alishas@mnjcc.org To Apply

< Back Lifeguards About this Role Schedule: Various shifts available during regular business hours including early mornings, evenings, weekends and holidays Key Duties and Responsibilities: Ensures that all safety and lifeguarding procedures are adhered to, and in the event of an emergency respond as trained by the Lifesaving Society and Miles Nadal JCC. Ensures that members and staff adhere to pool conduct guidelines and use a proactive approach to ensuring safety and accident prevention. Sets up and takes down equipment and inspects equipment to ensure it is in good working condition Conducts facility inspections, completes opening and closing checklists, daily scheduled chemical tests, and advises supervisor of any concerns found Complete accident and incident reports when necessary Provide information to members regarding procedures, programs, schedule, and special events. Maintains a clean and safe environment Depending on shift, responsible for opening and/or closing procedures Qualifications and Requirements: National Lifeguard, Standard First Aid, CPR-C Candidates must be able to legally work in Canada. A Criminal Record Check is a condition of employment for all staff. Please note that full vaccination against COVID-19 (or valid accommodation) is required to work in-person at the MNjcc at this time Main Competencies: Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills. Takes initiative and works well within a team. Displays energy and enthusiasm. Salary and Benefits: Salary starting at $17.50/hr based on experience and shift type For the duration of employment, you are entitled to a membership for the Miles Nadal JCC fitness centre with access to all classes and amenities. All part-time staff are entitled to 2 personal emergency leave days per year. Description Founded in 1953, The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre (MNjcc) is a dynamic hub providing a wide range of educational, cultural, fitness, social, and recreational programming to Toronto’s culturally, ethnically, and economically diverse population. The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre (MNjcc) has welcomed millions of people to the corner of Bloor and Spadina during the building’s 70-year history. We provide opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to be active, learn, connect, and participate in a wide range of cultural experiences. Rooted in Jewish values, the MNjcc is open to all. By joining this dynamic centre of wellness, culture, community and belonging, you will contribute to the well-being of the community and the fibre of a strong and vibrant downtown core. As an employee of the Miles Nadal JCC, Lifeguards will be reporting to the Aquatics Manager and Lesson Coordinators. Lifeguards are responsible for safety, supervision, and first aid response at the Freddie Shore Aquatic Centre at the Miles Nadal JCC. Casual Part-Time Please send your resume and cover letter to aquatics@mnjcc.org To Apply

We run three different choirs,  a variety of lectures on curated topics, language classes for all learning levels, the Toronto Jewish Film Society, art galleries, concerts, holiday celebrations and so much more.  We even operate an accredited Suzuki music program. Looking at our building from the outside, one might wonder how it's possible to fit the vast number of arts and culture programs we offer to the community. It's truly remarkable. At any given time of the year, we offer two different choirs, a variety of lectures on curated topics, an art gallery, concerts, holiday celebrations and so much more. We even operate an accredited Suzuki children's music program that's incredibly popular. No matter your age, your ability, or your passion, you'll find a program here that sparks your creativity and connects you to wonderful people in the process. The MNjcc is a founding member of the Bloor Street Cultural Corridor ARTS & CULTURE Violin, viola and cello instruction for students ages 3.5-18 LEARN MORE Suzuki Children's Program An exciting new speakers series curated by Will Di Novi LEARN MORE The Speakers Annex Canadian Jewish Playwriting Competition, stage performances, etc. LEARN MORE Theatre The Gallery at the J, lectures and more LEARN MORE Visual Arts Choirs, instruments and ensembles, concerts and more LEARN MORE Music Programs for Adults Book clubs, lectures, discussions and more LEARN MORE Books & Literature Screenings, lectures, discussions and more LEARN MORE Film Lectures and discussions, presentations and more LEARN MORE History

< Back After School Program Staff About this Role Schedule: The program runs from January 2025-June 27, 2025 Monday-Friday (flexibility with days worked) Shifts will be scheduled between the hours of 3pm-6pm with the occasional early arrival time of 2pm. Key Duties and Responsibilities: Ensure the health, safety and well-being of the children in the program. Create and deliver age-appropriate programming taking into account varying levels and abilities of children in the program. Come prepared for the day’s activities. Pick up children from local schools and walk them safely to the MNjcc. Assist fellow staff as needed. Supervise children in the program indoors and outdoors; actively engage with them. Assist in conducting surveys for periodic program evaluation. Required to interact with team members to inform of them any updates or incidents. Will be interacting with parents daily during dismissal times. Qualifications and Requirements: Have to have 2-5 years’ experience working with children Must be 18+ Valid Standard First Aid and CPR certification. Clear Vulnerable Sector Screening (6 months prior to hire) Up to date Immunization Record (Tetanus, TB screening) Candidates must be able to legally work in Canada. Salary and Benefits: $17.25/hr On-site gym membership Description About the MNjcc: The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre is a dynamic hub in downtown Toronto. It provides opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to be active, learn, connect and participate in a wide range of cultural experiences. Rooted in Jewish values, the MNjcc is open to all. Founded on this site in 1953 the MNjcc is home to a state of the art Fitness Centre, the Al Green Theatre, four schools, four choirs, a wide range of arts and cultural activities, Jewish Life programming, and a robust Active 55+ program. It is a founding member of the Bloor Street Cultural Corridor. Short Description of the Position: Working in the Early Childhood Education department, the After School Program Staff is responsible for program planning and facilitating an engaging and safe program for children aged 4-12. The program operates daily between the hours of 3-6 pm. Part Time Contract Starting: January 2025 Email applications to alishas@mnjcc.org with the subject line “After School Program Staff Application” To Apply

At the MNjcc, we believe in a community where everyone acknowledges and respects differences, and celebrates contributions. All of our programs are open to people of all abilities.  At the MNjcc, we believe in a community where everyone acknowledges and respects differences and celebrates contributions. All of our programs are open to people of all abilities. Want to swim in our saltwater pool, sing in a choir, or attend a lecture? We strive to remove barriers to making all of our programs accessible. In the spirit of “Nothing About Us Without Us ”, we work with our Community Advisory Committee on Access and Inclusion, and our Youth Advisory Committee on Access and Inclusion to co-design programs by and for people with disabilities and their families. Based on a community needs assessment, and thanks to the support of the Wagner Green Family Trust, we have a particular focus on supporting youth with developmental disabilities ages 18-35, with a focus on arts-based and wellness programming. ACCESSIBILITY & INCLUSION Generously Supported by The Wagner Green Family Trust. Read our Commitment to Accessibility Participate in different activities both inside the MNjcc and on community outings ... check-in with your friends and meet new people! For youth 18-35 with developmental disabilities and/or ASD, and open to all. LEARN MORE Social Programs Find a list of community and partner organizations as well as info about Jewish Disability Access, Awareness and Inclusion Month. LEARN MORE Resources for Families Photography, musical theatre, educational workshops and more! Young adults with developmental disabilities and/or ASD will work closely with experts and instructors to create and learn a variety of topics! LEARN MORE Accessible Arts & Education

< Back Summer JCamp Staff About this Role Schedule: Contract will run from June 23rd – August 15th 37.5 hours a week 8 hours shifts scheduled between the hours of 8am-5:30pm Monday-Friday Key Duties and Responsibilities: Supervise and organize children in attendance during indoor activities, field trips, outdoor play, and gym times. Facilitate a camp program that is age-appropriate, taking into account multiple levels of abilities. Get to know each child individually to instill confidence, encourage creative and cognitive skills and master social skills, Swim with the children up to three times a week. Constantly supervisor children and adhere to designated camper: staff rations Show enthusiasm for all facets of camp life. Qualifications and Requirements: Clear Vulnerable Sector Screening completed within 6 months of the contract’s start date. Current Standard First Aid CPR-C Up-to-date immunization record (TB, Hep B, MMR) Staff must have a minimum of 1 year of experience working with children Ability to work as part of a team Must have an outgoing personality and work well with children Ability to communicate easily with parents. Strong interpersonal skills- must be able to work with a diverse group with differing needs and different abilities. Please note that full vaccination against covid-19 (or valid accommodation) is currently required to work in-person at the MNjcc at this time. Staff must be able to work the entire duration of the contract, candidates who cannot work all weeks will not be considered. Salary and Benefits: $16.55/hour, plus eligibility for Provincial Wage Enhancement Grant 2 Personal Emergency Leave Days Gym membership for the duration of the contract Opportunities for additional work at the end of the contract within the Early Childhood Education Department. Description About the MNjcc: The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre is a dynamic hub in downtown Toronto. It provides opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to be active, learn, connect and participate in a wide range of cultural experiences. Rooted in Jewish values, the MNjcc is open to all. Founded on this site in 1953 the MNjcc is home to a state of the art Fitness Centre, the Al Green Theatre, four schools, four choirs, a wide range of arts and cultural activities, Jewish Life programming, and a robust Active 55+ program. It is a founding member of the Bloor Street Cultural Corridor. Short Description of the Position: The role of Summer JCamp Staff will support the facilitation of Summer JCamp by engaging with and implementing a stimulating program for children and having open communication with families. Full Time (Contract) Starting: June 23, 2025 Please email your resume and cover letter to Alisha Sandy at alishas@mnjcc.org To Apply

Take advantage of our large reach in the GTA, and beyond! ADVERTISE WITH US! low-cost options to help promote your event/business/service etc Please fill out this form and you will receive confirmation of your request within one business day. All advertisements/promotions are subject to discretion and availability. First Name Last Name Email Phone Business/Organization Name SUBMIT Thanks for choosing to advertise with us. We cannot guarantee that the dates you have requested will be available as demand for our space is often high, but we'll be in touch within one business day to confirm and discuss your request. Title I would like to advertise in the following places * The Pulse Newsletter $120 TV Screen (In Fitness Centre) $150 Banner (Over Main Spadina Entrance) $300 Banner (Facing Bloor St) $375 Poster (Welcome Desk) $150 Poster (Café) $120 Select your preferred Thursday issue. Installation date of choice? How many consecutive weeks would you like to book? * 1 week 2 weeks 3 weeks Where should your Pulse ad link to? How would your prefer to pay? * Credit Card/e-Transfer (Online) Cheque, mailed or dropped off at the MNjcc (made out to Miles Nadal JCC) Promo Code? Yes, please design this for me after we discuss details No, I have my own graphics designed and will send them before the deadline we discuss We understand that not everyone has easy access to a graphic designer, so we offer the service to you. We will do the graphic design for your ad, and/or the printing (if needed). Do you want to hire our graphic team? $150 per designed item // printing costs vary

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HEALTH & MEDICAL Please take your time filling out the information on these forms. Our staff may contact you to discuss this information further. You will notice some question duplication, but it is necessary for both Ministry of Child and Youth Services and Toronto Public Health. Thank you for your time and patience. Child's First Name Child's Last Name Child's Birthday Child's Height Continue Child's Gender Identity * Male Female Non-Binary/Genderqueer Prefer Not to Disclose Child's Weight Communicable diseases your child has had: Chicken Pox Mumps Whooping Cough Rubella Hepatitis B Illnesses or Hospitalizations (convulsions, operations, etc): Allergies If Known: (Food, Drugs, Enviroment) Other: (Skin Conditions, Sight Difficulties, Hearing Difficulties) Is your child receiving any forms of treatment or medication for illness or injury? * No Yes If yes, please explain further and indicate if this problem will interfere with their participation in activities: Medications for Allergies? Special Needs? (Physical/Social/Behavioural) If Camp - Child's Unit? Choose an option Preferred Pronouns (if any) If After School - What day(s) will your child attend? Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Child & youth FORMs

We know how difficult it can be to make arrangements for your child when schools are closed for professional development so we're here to help! On P.A. Days, we offer fun and fabulous programming where your children are kept safe and busy with a variety of stimulating activities. Join us once, twice or every P.A. Day during the academic year! AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM Our Staff Schedule Walk-Over Option About the Program Parent Handbook Register FAQs The MNjcc After School Program runs every weekday, Monday to Friday for the whole TDSB and PPDJDS academic school year. We provide a fun, safe, age-appropriate program for children ages 4-12. Participants will be offered a variety of interesting opportunities including art, yoga, drama, basketball, swimming, pottery, soccer and much more! Our specially trained staff are all CPR/First Aid trained and have had Vulnerable Screening done. Our Program is licensed by the Ministry of Education. For more information, contact alishas@mnjcc.org . About the Program ABOUT THE PROGRAM Our Staff OUR STAFF All staff must be a minimum of 18 years of age and are all certified in Standard First Aid CPR-C. Each After School Program space has a Registered Early Childhood Educator. Each staff also completes a Vulnerable Sector Police Check prior to beginning of the school year. Interested in joining our team? Check out available job postings here. Schedule SCHEDULE Our After School Program currently runs every weekday from 3:00 - 5:30 pm when school's are open. Walk-Over Option PICK UP & WALK-OVER OPTION Our staff will meet your child (and the other children in our program) at their school at a designated area every afternoon, then walk over as a group to the Miles Nadal JCC. This option exists for students attending the following nearby schools: Huron St Public School Lord Lansdowne Public School Da Vinci Alternative Public School Jackman Institute of Child Study Howlett Academy Did we miss your school? Contact alishas@mnjcc.org to let us know! Register REGISTER ONLINE REGISTER new parent handbook (effective Jan 1, 2025) Parent Handbook FAQs

A digital gift card is one of the most popular and requested presents for people of all ages – no matter the occasion! When you send one of these digital gift cards to someone, you can feel confident knowing they’ll be able to use it towards anything we offer at the MNjcc – from fitness membership to pottery lessons and everything in between. PURCHASE A GIFT CARD *NEW* BEGINNING DECEMBER 2, 2024 Give the gift of a one-year fitness membership to the MNjcc! Treat a friend or loved one to 12 months of swimming, cardio, weights, yoga, sauna, and so much more, all for the price of only 11 months! Plus, we’ll waive the enrollment fee for a total savings of up to $185! PURCHASE A ONE-YEAR MEMBERSHIP GIFT CARD FOR A SENIOR (65+) PURCHASE A ONE-YEAR MEMBERSHIP GIFT CARD FOR AN ADULT (31-64) PURCHASE A ONE-YEAR MEMBERSHIP GIFT CARD FOR A YOUNG ADULT (18-30) PURCHASE A ONE-YEAR MEMBERSHIP GIFT CARD FOR A TEEN (12-17) A digital gift card is one of the most popular and requested presents for people of all ages – no matter the occasion! When you send one of these digital gift cards to someone, you can feel confident knowing they’ll be able to use it towards anything we offer at the MNjcc – from fitness membership to pottery lessons and everything in between.

Your children can spend the whole summer with us, or just one P.A. day a year.  Whatever you choose, you can rest assured that their time spent at the J will be fun, structured and full of ways to get all their sillies out!  We have a sought-after Afterschool Program as well! CAMPS & SCHOOL BREAKS We know how difficult it can be to make arrangements for your child when schools are closed for professional development so we're here to help! On P.A. Days, we offer fun and fabulous programming where your children are kept safe and busy with a variety of stimulating activities. Join us once, twice or every P.A. Day during the academic year! LEARN MORE School's Out! PA Days at the J Ages 4-12 This very popular program runs Monday to Friday for the whole academic year. We provide a fun, safe, age-appropriate program for children with activities including art, yoga, drama, basketball, swimming, pottery, soccer and much more! We offer a helpful Pick-Up and Walk-Over option from local schools LEARN MORE After School Program Ages 4-12 Summer JCamp includes activities like yoga, cooking, sports, arts, science experiments, water play, pizza lunches and more! We offer instructional swim lessons, recreational swimming, field trips, and visits to all sorts of cool playgrounds and parks. Those activities complement our amazing theme weeks. LEARN MORE Summer JCamp Ages 2.5-10 We've got you covered during your child(ren)'s breaks from school! We provide a fun, warm, nurturing and safe environment full of fun activities including recreational swimming, arts and crafts, sports, cooking and much more! LEARN MORE School Break Camps (March, Passover, Winter) Ages 2.5-12

< Back Volunteer at MNjcc After School Program Casual Part-Time The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre is seeking volunteers for its After School Program. All are welcome to volunteer with us. Previous Next Schedule: After School Program runs from September to June and volunteers should commit on a weekly basis. Shifts will be scheduled between the hours of 3:00pm to 6:00 pm, Monday-Friday. Key Duties and Responsibilities: To ensure the safety of all children in attendance Assist ASP Staff with delivering all activities Maintain a clean and safe environment for children at all times Communicate with the teachers regarding any areas of concern regarding safety of the children Assist with the supervision of children during outdoor and gym times. Assist teachers with children’s snack routine Assist the children with nap/rest time routines Reading, understanding and adhering to all ASP policies Show enthusiasm for all facets of the After School Program. Daily cleaning and sanitizing of home room Qualifications and Requirements: If over the age of 17, must have a police reference check (Vulnerable Sector) Ability to work as part of a team Ability to take initiative and handle multiple tasks at once. Up to date immunization record including full Covid-19 vaccination. Must have an outgoing personality and work well with children Able to communicate easily with parents How to Apply / Contact: Please email volunteers@mnjcc.org

Participate in different activities both inside the MNjcc and on community outings ... check-in with your friends and meet new people! For youth 18-35 with developmental disabilities and/or ASD, and open to all. SOCIAL PROGRAMS EVERYDAY FRIENDS Dungeons & Dragons - Sundays: Jan 26 - Mar 9, 2-4 pm Dive into the world of Dungeons & Dragons in this fantasy and fiction storytelling game. Collaborative storytelling is the core activity. We will safely mediate and explore identity, empathy, agency and reflexivity. This program is entirely online. Everyday Friends: At the J - Thursdays: Jan 9 - Mar 6, 6:30-8:30 pm Participate in different activities, check-in with your friends and meet new people! This program is designed for young adults 18-35 with ASD and/or developmental disabilities, and open to all! Group is facilitated and in-person. REGISTER Everyday Friends: Community Outings - Thursday, Mar 13, 6:30-8:30 pm Participate in different activities, check-in with your friends and meet new people! Join us in the sights and sounds of Toronto! This program is designed for young adults 18-35 with ASD and/or developmental disabilities, and open to all! Group is facilitated and in-person. REGISTER REGISTER SOCIAL PROGRAMS WINTER SPRING WINTER SPRING Everyday Friends: At the J - Thursdays: Mar 20 - Jun 12, 6:30-8:30 pm Participate in different activities, check-in with your friends and meet new people! This program is designed for young adults 18-35 with ASD and/or developmental disabilities, and open to all! Group is facilitated and in-person. REGISTER Everyday Friends: Community Outings - Thursdays: Mar 27 - Jun 19, 6:30-8:30 pm Participate in different activities, check-in with your friends and meet new people! Join us in the sights and sounds of Toronto! This program is designed for young adults 18-35 with ASD and/or developmental disabilities, and open to all! Group is facilitated and in-person. REGISTER Connection Carousel - Sunday, Apr 27 - 3-6 pm Join us for a spin on traditional speed dating! In response to the interest in pursuing a typical dating experience, this event will offer adults (18+) with developmental disabilities and autism the opportunity to form connections with those who share their lived experience. While framed as ‘speed dating’, this event will not have restrictions of who can connect based on gender or sexual orientation. Rather, this event will be used to foster connections leading to any kind of future relationships, whether platonic or romantic. REGISTER