Empowering Individuals, Supporting Families, Strengthening Durham Region for more than 50 years.
Standing Together Against Anti-Black Racism, Anti-Asian Racism and Anti-Indigenous Racism and Committing To Social Change
Pour des services d’établissement en français et/ou la formation linguistique en français, veuillez contacter: COFRD – Conseil des Organisme Francophones de la Région de Durham
Housing Outreach Services
Every 2nd & 3rd Wednesday of the month
Newcomer Mental Health Services
We can provide immediate mental health support and guidance in a safe and confidential environment including ages 13+.
For more information or to book an appointment with a Mental Health Settlement Worker, please call: 905-686-2661 Ext. 200 or 647-925-8929.
Newcomer Wellness Durham
Wellness checks and workshops for immigrants and newcomers.
Newcomer Youth Services
Open to all youth aged 14-29 who identify as a newcomer to Canada. Services provide a variety of free activities including:
- Recreational and fitness activities
- Leadership and life-skills
- Education and employment
- Health and wellness support
- Volunteer support and community engagement
- Information, resources and referrals
Newcomer Women’s Entrepreneurship Program.
Are you new to Canada and want to start your own business? We are offering an Entrepreneurship Program for all newcomer women in the Durham Region.
Durham Living Wage
The Living Wage in Durham is part of a greater movement across Canada which calculates what it takes for a family or an individual to earn a decent living.
Durham COVID-19 Non-Profit Response
A project intended to determine how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted Durham Region’s Non-Profit sector, and how we can collectively plan for the future.
Point-in-Time Report 2021
Measuring the scope and nature of homelessness in Durham Region.
The United Nations adopted the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) on November 20, 1989. Canada joined in 1991, making a commitment to ensure that all children are treated with dignity and respect and have every opportunity to reach their full […]
Each year, we observe Transgender Day of Remembrance. Today, vigils are taking place globally to commemorate those who have fallen victim to anti-trans violence and to emphasize the importance of ongoing efforts to support transgender communities in addressing this critical issue.
Transgender individuals, particularly transgender people of color, […]
The S3 Project is intended to bring together diverse immigrant seniors (55+) (established and newcomers) to engage in discussions of issues and challenges facing immigrant seniors, learn about available services, tips for a healthy life-style, reducing social isolation, and build relationships between service providers and […]
CDCD’s Housing Department’s Walk-In Days Every Thursday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm