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About East York East Toronto Family Resources (EYET)

For over 25 years we have been a valued multi-service agency and a registered charity enriching the lives of those we serve in the community. Every year, thousands of children and adults attend our child and family drop-ins, parenting education programs, child care centres, prenatal nutrition and education programs. Families and individuals turn to us for support to find and maintain housing, access food and other essentials of life. By working in close collaboration with community partners, participants, clients, volunteers and members, we are able to quickly identify emerging community needs and respond with new, innovative and meaningful programs to fill the gaps. EYET has three main EarlyON Child and Family Centres and several satellite programs that provide opportunities for children from birth to 6 years of age to participate in play and inquiry-based programs and support parents and caregivers in their roles. Families and caregivers will be able to find support, advice, make personal connections and access a network of resources while engaging with their children in early learning and school readiness activities, early identification services and nutrition programs. EYET operates four early learning centres for infant, toddler, pre-school and kindergarten age children. Our child care centres provide a caring and creative environment where your children can experience growth physically, emotionally, socially and intellectually. At EYET, we accept every child for who they are - their strengths and challenges and respect their individuality. EYET's Housing Services provides services which help people find housing and keep their present housing by offering a full suite of housing help and financial assistance programs. In addition, EYET offers a Homelessness Workspace for housing professionals, community advocates, landlords, tenants or local residents who are interested in learning more about current housing and homelessness issues in Toronto.