Student Opportunities
Throughout the school year, opportunities will be shared below. Click on the chevron (arrow) beside the organization to learn more about the volunteer opportunities available.
SHAD Canada Program
"Shad Canada offers a widespread STEAM and entrepreneurship program for grade 10 & 11 students. This experiential program is offered at university campuses across Canada and has benefited more than 21,000 Shads who are part of our alumni network. With a limited number of spots available every year, there is a selection process in place to determine participants."
Click the photo to APPLY NOW! Applications close on Dec 1st 11:59 p.m.
Questions? Contact Ms. Belfiore
ABEEL Foundation Sponsorship Program
The Alliance of Black Employee Experience and Leadership (“ABEEL”) Foundation aims to encourage youth across Canada to share their vision of a future without racism and bring to light all intersectional issues that stem from racism. This year, Canadian youth will use a creative medium of their choosing to bring their ideas to life, including creative writing, non-fiction writing, photography, visual arts, music, or video. There will be one winning team per school.
THIS YEAR’S QUESTION : TBA
Registration
More information will be available soon. Please listen to the morning announcements or see Ms. Boodoo.
*To view past winners: click HERE!
ABEEL Sponsorship Program
For more information about this year's Sponsorship Program, watch the video and access the Information Package below.
Questions? Contact Ms. Decoste or Ms. Boodoo
The Alliance of Black Employee Experience and Leadership (“ABEEL”) Foundation aims to encourage youth across Canada to share their vision of a future without racism and bring to light all intersectional issues that stem from racism. This year, Canadian youth will use a creative medium of their choosing to bring their ideas to life, including creative writing, non-fiction writing, photography, visual arts, music, or video. There will be one winning team per school.
THIS YEAR’S QUESTION : What is your vision for creating safer communities and eradicating negative issues brought on
by systemic racism, specifically anti-Black Racism ?
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: December 22 by 11:59 email sfspregistration@abeelfoundation.ca or complete this Google Form.
For questions, please see Ms. Boodoo (209) or Ms. Decoste (103).
*To view past winners: click HERE!
ABEEL Shaping The Future Sponsorship Program_Student Package (English)_Nov 20 2023_NA_Editable (Reduced).pdfFREE Dental Clinic
Student may be eligible for FREE dental services at Toronto Public Health (TPH).
TPH offers free dental services to eligible children and youth (0-17 years) and for adults (18-24) who are enrolled fulltime in a Toronto High school.
Eligibility
Student must be enrolled full-time in a Toronto High school
Parents/Guardians must make less then $150,000 (Notice of Assessment is required)
Students must provide proof of address in Toronto
Students must provide ID (health card is valid)
Students can call 416-338-2205 and make an appointment.
Rexdale Community Health Centre Hub
21 Panorama Court (one block north of Kipling and Finch) - Main Floor
Toronto, ON M9V 3S6
(416) 338-2205
Clinic Hours
Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Albion Boys and Girls Club
The Albion Boys and Girls Club offers a variety of youth programs, tutoring, and mentorship opportunities. Many of the programs are virtual and they are FREE for NACI students (including materials for specialized programs, such as cooking and typography).
See the flyers below (or contact Mrs. Boodoo) for more information and click on the link below to register.
Free Programs focused on Homework/Academic Support
Free Programs and Activities focused on Well-being
Principal: Carolyn Vranesic (Acting)
Vice Principals: Louise Tedoldi and Christina Papaiconomou
Address: 2580 Kipling Avenue Toronto, Ontario M9V 3B2
Email: northalbion@tdsb.on.ca
Phone: 416-394-7550
Twitter: @NorthAlbion_CI
We acknowledge we are hosted on the lands of the Mississaugas of the Anishinaabe, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the Wendat. We also recognize the enduring presence of all First Nations, Métis and the Inuit peoples.