28 NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING TABLE: REXDALE NEIGHBOURHOOD ACTION PARTNERSHIP A Neighbourhood Story: Neighbourhood Improvement Areas: #2 Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown In 2O14, the Rexdale Neighbourhood Action #3 Thistletown-Beaumond Heights Partnerhship recognized the need for #4 Elms-Old Rexdale independant input from the community #21 Humber Summit in thier work. In 2O15 a framework of #22 Humbermede “Community Conversations” was developed, bringing together resident leaders. From this process, the North Etobicoke Resident Councillors and Wards: Ward 1 - Councillor Vincent Crisanti Council was created to advocate on behalf Ward 7 - Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti of the community. With funding from the Poverty Reduction Strategy and Recipe for Community, the NERC has since supported Priority Actions: the implementation of a garden project qq Economic Opportunities: Provided Food involving 6O residents, murals in Panorama Handler Certification Courses to 4O Court, Jamestown and Mount Olive, tree residents seeking employment in the food planting in Mount Olive, and in 2O16 the service industry. Youth Summer Celebration event attended by 25O residents. qq Economic Opportunities: Offered 2 First TSNS West District Map of NIAs and Emerging Neighbourhoods
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DOWNTOWN EAST COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION INTEGRATED LOCAL LABOUR PROJECT CHILD AND FAMILY NETWORK Friends of Angela Davis Arena IN IONVIEW PARK COMMUNITY COMMUNITY CRISIS Don Mont-Kitchen Project MARKET PROJECT SCHOOL NETWORK RESPONSE NETWORK York South Weston Employment Training Table FLEMINGDON THORNCLIFFE COMMUNITY CRISIS RESPONSE PROGRAM THORNCLIFFE PARK YOUTH NORTH ETOBICOKE RESIDENT COUNCIL FLEMINGDON THORNCLIFFE ACTIONWOMENS COMMITTEE SERVICE NETWORK VICTORIA VILLAGE INTER AGENCY NETWORK FRONTLINE YOUTH LUMSDEN REGENT PARK NEIGHBOURHOOD SERVICES NETWORK GREENHILLS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION GROUPNEIGHBOURHOOD YOUTH NORTH END PARTNERSHIP ALLIANCE COLLABORATIVE ASSOCIATION MOUNT DENNIS COMMUNITYPARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNTIES ASSOCIATION Neighbourhood Youth Alliance LEGACY FUND 1652GOWER PLACE TAYLOR MASSEY Integrated Labour and Employment Network KEELE STREET NEIGHBOURHOOD NETWORK WESTON HUB CRESCENT-TOWN COMMUNITY ALLIANCE PARK ADVISORYTEESDALESERVICE PROVIDERS NETWORKSERVICES COUNCIL SERVICES NETWORKPARKDALE LAND USE WESTON VILLAGE PARKDALECOMMUNITY ECONOMIC PLANNING ROUNDTABLE RESIDENTS’ DEVELOPMENT PROJECTFRIENDS OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN ASSOCIATION Contact: OAKRIDGE PARK John Smith STAKEHOLDERS TABLE Manager, Community Development Unit Social Development Finance & Administration 416-397-4495 [email protected] toronto.ca/TSNS2020 34
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DOWNTOWN EAST COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION INTEGRATED LOCAL LABOUR PROJECT CHILD AND FAMILY NETWORK Friends of Angela Davis Arena IN IONVIEW PARK COMMUNITY COMMUNITY CRISIS Don Mont-Kitchen Project MARKET PROJECT SCHOOL NETWORK RESPONSE NETWORK York South Weston Employment Training Table FLEMINGDON THORNCLIFFE COMMUNITY CRISIS RESPONSE PROGRAM THORNCLIFFE PARK YOUTH NORTH ETOBICOKE RESIDENT COUNCIL FLEMINGDON THORNCLIFFE ACTIONWOMENS COMMITTEE SERVICE NETWORK VICTORIA VILLAGE INTER AGENCY NETWORK FRONTLINE YOUTH LUMSDEN REGENT PARK NEIGHBOURHOOD SERVICES NETWORK GREENHILLS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION GROUPNEIGHBOURHOOD YOUTH NORTH END PARTNERSHIP ALLIANCE COLLABORATIVE ASSOCIATION MOUNT DENNIS COMMUNITYPARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNTIES ASSOCIATION Neighbourhood Youth Alliance LEGACY FUND 1652GOWER PLACE TAYLOR MASSEY Integrated Labour and Employment Network KEELE STREET NEIGHBOURHOOD NETWORK WESTON HUB CRESCENT-TOWN COMMUNITY ALLIANCE PARK ADVISORYTEESDALESERVICE PROVIDERS NETWORKSERVICES COUNCIL SERVICES NETWORKPARKDALE LAND USE WESTON VILLAGE PARKDALECOMMUNITY ECONOMIC PLANNING ROUNDTABLE RESIDENTS’ DEVELOPMENT PROJECTFRIENDS OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN ASSOCIATION OAKRIDGE PARK STAKEHOLDERS TABLE