Fall for Scadding

Fall for Scadding

Lacrosse has been a part of Scadding Court for decades. So, in May, when newly elected Member of Parliament Danielle Martin visited the Centre, our lacrosse players just had to put on a show. The lacrosse program continues through the fall.

It’s all fun and games and learning, too! At Scadding Court, play is an important part of growing. Through activities like bubble play, children build social skills, confidence and independence while learning, exploring and having fun together.

Growing panes. From spring through fall, Scadding’s Urban Agriculture program (backed by a team of volunteers) is busy planting, pruning and picking flowers and vegetables in the gardens on and around the Centre.

FOOD FIT

Hands-on food skills, Nutrition Education, Health and Well-being

Alexandra Park Neighbourhood Learning Centre (APNLC) is excited to offer FoodFit for Newcomers, a free 10-week program designed to support healthy eating, physical activity, and social connection. Next session starts Friday, September 25. 
Each session includes: 
🥕 Hands-on food skills activities 
🍎 Nutrition education 
🏃 Gentle movement 
💬 Discussion and self-reflection 
 
Participants will build knowledge, skills, and confidence to make lasting, changes to their health & wellbeing. 
 
📅 Fridays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm 
🗓️ Starting Friday, September 25 
📍 Scadding Court Community Centre, 
707 Dundas Street West, Toronto 
🗣️ Delivered in English – suitable for participants with intermediate English speaking and listening skills (CLB Level 4+) 
 

Who can participate? 
✅ Arrived in Canada within the past 5 years 
✅ Able to commit to attending all 10 sessions 
✅ Intermediate English speaking and listening skills (CLB 4+) 
📩 Registration is required! 
Learn more and register, www.foodfitfornewcomers.org or contact Gabriela, FoodFit for Newcomers Program Coordinator, gabriela@apnlc.org

Entrepreneurship Speed Mentoring

One afternoon and a room full of business expertise

Google is not your friend when you’re a small business stuck in a pickle. 

So, we’ve gathered experienced entrepreneurs, business advisors and industry experts who can help you figure it out. 

During this Entrepreneurship Speed Mentoring Event, meet face-to-face with the people who understand the entrepreneurial journey.  

Ask the experts, then make your next move. 

Date and time: Wednesday, October 21 | 10am to 3:30pm 

Venue: Scadding Court Community Centre, 707 Dundas St. W. 

Register via Eventbrite. CLICK HERE 

Organized by Scadding Court Community Centre’s entrepreneurship and employment programs: WE-Hub, NEESH and Skills to Thrive.

Steps to Learning: Hundreds of success stories

For 24 years we’ve been working with parents to help their children thrive for kindergarten. 

For information: florence@scaddingcourt.org 

FIND WHAT MOVES YOU

From cooking and gardening workshops to social and recreational programs for those living with visible and invisible disabilities, to sewing classes, seniors dance, kids and youth programs, cultural events and newcomer settlement services, there’s so much to discover at Scadding Court.  

 

Make this fall count. Explore what’s possible, because Scadding is more than a community centre.  

Visit our PROGRAM & SERVICES page and discover what you’ll fall for. 

Scadding Court Community Centre

More than a community centre, we are the spark that connects people, foster community and create opportunities to thrive. For almost 50 years, we’ve been offering programs and services for ages 0 to 100.

This is where:

  • Kids play
  • Teens learn to be leaders
  • Seniors dance and explore the city
  • Gardens bloom and
  • Cultural celebrations happen throughout the year

Have questions? Please email communications@scaddingcourt.org

Scadding Court Community Centre, Yours to Discover