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Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) High School Mentorship Program is back!
The High School Mentorship Program pairs interested high school students with a U of T student currently pursuing a STEM degree. If interested in this program complete this Mentee Form and you will be contacted when the program begins. Mentee Applications are due on Friday, October 3rd!
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MARCH BREAK ACTIVITIES
March Break Movie
March 12th 1pm-3pm at 815 Danforth Ave, 3rd Floor.
The YWC will turn into a little cinema with a fully loaded concession stand. Opened to all youth 13-30yrs.
Movie TBD
For more information contact: ywc@woodgreen.org
Empow-HER-ment Self Defense
March 13th and 14th 11am-3pm at 815 Danforth Ave, 3rd floor.
This is a two-day self-defense workshop for female and female identifying youth 14-24yrs. Participants will learn basic self defense skills along with self esteem and confidence building. Lunch and TTC provided.
Registration: https://forms.office.com/r/NJNUSj2HGu
Man-age Your Mind
March 13th 10:30am-4pm at 721 Broadview Ave, Basement.
This is a one-day workshop for male and male identifying youth 13-25yrs. The event will cover everything around navigating mental health and wellness for young men. Lunch and TTC provided.
Registration: contact klewis@woodgreen.org
Little St. Nick’s Volunteer Event
Friday March 14th 1-2:30PM at 815 Danforth Avenue 3rd floor.
Get your volunteer hours supporting the Little St. Nicks foundation by helping us make cards for children in hospital. TTC tickets and pizza provided.
Email: ywc@woodgreen.org
Flash Forward Photography Program
Every Wednesday from 4:30pm-6:30pm starting March 19th at 815 Danforth Ave, 3rd Floor.
This is a free 6-week photography program facilitated by industry professionals. Participants will learn the basics of photography, artist statements, and have their final pieces shown in both a catalogue and show.
Registration: https://forms.office.com/r/6aehismPps
Post Secondary Series: Scholarships
March 26th 5pm-6pm at 815 Danforth Ave, 3rd Floor and online
This is a workshop that will cover everything around scholarships, bursaries, and grants. For youth who plan on attending post-secondary and is looking for ways to pay tuition. In person and virtual for those who are unable to make it in.
Registration: https://forms.office.com/r/jvCtH5L26X
Crochet and Flow Group
Every Thursday from 4pm-6pm at 815 Danforth Ave, 3rd Floor
This is a group that focuses on wellness and creativity, crochet your own little pieces while engaging in interesting and informative discussion topics surrounding wellness.
For more information contact: Brenda Wathoni BWathoni@woodgreen.org
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Summer Student Employment Program - 2025 (Thousands of positions)
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Applications due by: June 2, 2025
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UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM
PFPS is a unique initiative that pairs high school students with trained University/College mentors, guiding them throughout the academic year. The program focuses on key developmental assets such as planning and decision-making, self-esteem, sense of purpose, and a positive outlook on their personal future. Our goal is to inspire students to envision their post-secondary path with confidence and clarity.
The benefits of participating in PFPS include:
· Volunteer Hours: Students can earn up to 26 hours of volunteer experience.
· Immersive Post-Secondary Experience: Participants will take part in campus tours, mock lectures, and get a glimpse of campus life.
· Networking: Students will connect with post-secondary mentors who offer guidance and support.
· Workshops: Topics include résumé building and financial literacy to prepare students for post-secondary life.
· Scholarship Eligibility: Participants can apply for various BBBST scholarships.
· Personalized Support: Ongoing mentorship and guidance from BBBST staff, mentors, and post-secondary partners.
· Certificate & Reference Letter: Upon completing the program, participants will receive a certificate and a reference letter.
· Snacks: Complimentary snacks will be provided during sessions.
I am excited to offer your students two different program sites!
Program Details:
· PFPS @ George Brown College: Bi-weekly on Thursdays, from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM
Contact: CJ Librea - cj.librea@bigbrothersbigsisterstoronto.ca
Training Day: October 24th 2024
Start Date: October 31st 2024
· PFPS @ Toronto Metropolitan University: Weekly on Tuesdays, from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM
Contact: Larissa Raponi - larissa.raponi@bigbrothersbigsisters.ca
Training Day: October 15th 2024
Start Date: October 28th 2024
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