Scadding Court Community Centre
  • Phone :

    416.392.0335

  • Address :

    707 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M5T 2W6

  • Email :

    scccinfo@scaddingcourt.org

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Community Programs are programs that you can get involved in here at the centre!

For more information on specific times and days for programs, check out our Program Schedule

ATHLETICS AND RECREATION

We provide year-round Athletic and Recreational programs for everyone including for people living with disabilities, children, youth, adults and seniors. The majority of our programs are FREE with a valid Scadding Court Community Centre membership. For some of our adult programs, there is a nominal fee for each season. For a full list of current programs, check out our program schedule.

PROGRAMS FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH DISABILITIES CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS YOUTH PROGRAMS ADULT PROGRAMS SEASONAL PROGRAMS
Swim and Social
Drama Interact		 Kid’s Badminton
Kid’s Ball Hockey
Kid’s Basketball
Kid’s Computer Club
Kid’s Creative Arts
Kid’s Science Club
Kid’s Reading and Bookmaking
Kid’s International Cooking
Saturday Club For Kids		 Youth Badminton
Youth Basketball
Young Women’s Drop-In
Youth Co-ed Volleyball
Youth Ball-Hockey
SCCC Youth Basketball Team		 Early Morning Tai Chi (FREE)
Tai Chi Sword (FREE)
Weight Training ($40.00 per season)
Adult Badminton (20.00 per season)		 Children’s Summer Day Camp ($80.00 per week)
Drama Interact Camp For People Living With Disabilities ($10.00 per week)
Leader-In-Training Program (FREE with valid membership)
Young Women’s Leadership Program (FREE with valid membership)
March Break Camp ($80.00 per week)

GROW YOUR OWN

Would you like to grow your own food and get fresh vegetables, year-round? Would the opportunity to grow your own food - for free – have an impact in your life? Let us know.

Scadding Court Community Centre is recruiting volunteers and participants for a food access program where teams of people new to gardening will work with an expert grower who teaches you how to grow crops in the spaces and with materials that we provide. Through this, you will be able to harvest your own veggies regularly, all year! If you are somebody with the know-how to grow various crops in garden spaces and greenhouses, or someone who could benefit from the opportunity to grow your own food, sign-up now to be a part of this free and unique program.

To find out more or sign-up for this program, contact Jake: Jake@scaddingcourt.org, 416-392-0335

* Volunteer and participant spaces are limited.

Program Flyer

URBAN AGRICULTURE PROGRAM

The Urban Agriculture Program includes community garden plots, a community greenhouse and community composting. Garden plots are approximately 8 feet by 6 feet and may be rented for $20.00 per growing season with $15.00 refunded after a successful fall clean up. The gardens are organic with no pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers used. Gardeners are encouraged to grow a row of produce to donate to the local food bank. Workshops, work bees and community potluck dinners offer participants an opportunity to increase their knowledge of gardening in a social setting. Gardeners are invited to participate in the community kitchen program as well.

The community greenhouse offers gardeners the opportunity to start seeds in the late winter for transplanting into the plots in the spring. During the winter, the greenhouse also produces seedling sprouts, herbs, and lettuce greens which participants may take home, use in the community kitchen and share with the food bank.

For information on how to volunteer or get involved, please call 416-392-0335.

COMMUNITY KITCHEN

Mondays  and Thursdays from 12:00p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

One component of the Food for Thought initiative is a community kitchen style program that is open to community members to shop, cook and share food together in a comfortable and educational setting. Participants of the program learn recipes from all over the world, learn nutritional components of foods, and discover healthy and affordable shopping alternatives. Members will also take home some of the food produced in the class. The program also includes topics such as food handling, kitchen safety, and cooking techniques. The participants are also involved with the Urban Agriculture Program where organic produce is grown in the greenhouse and the community garden for use in the community kitchen.

For more information, please contact 416-392-0335.

FLAVOURS OF DIVERSITY

Every Wednesday from 12:00p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

  • A self directed cooking class for adults with disabilities of all ages
  • Culinary creativity enhancing and fun
  • Space is limited
  • Attendant services provided
  • Food included
  • Free

For more information and for registration please contact Eva Miodonski at 416-789-7806 x 225.
A collaboration between Scadding Court Community Centre and PACE Independent Living.

PARTNERS FOR ACCESS AND IDENTIFICATION (PAID) PROJECT

WHEN Every Thursday
TIME 10:00am – 12:00pm
SIGN-IN Front Desk Reception (last sign-in by 11:30am)
WHERE Scadding Court Community Centre
CONTACT Outreach Worker at 416-691-7407 or www.neighbourhoodlink.org

The Partners for Access and Identification (PAID) project opens doors and breaks down barriers for individuals who do not have a fixed or permanent address. We begin by helping individuals obtain vital identification such as:

  • Ontario photo health card
  • Canadian birth certificate
  • Record of landing

We also provide guidance and awareness regarding other programs that are available, including community-based support services.

For more info click here or contact Scadding Court Community Centre at 416-392-0335