Homeward Bound Community of Practice
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The Homeward Bound Community of Practice is a network of agencies that are each delivering a Homeward Bound program in their local community. Supported by WoodGreen Community Services, the Community of Practice provides pre-implementation supports, program resources, capacity building activities and ongoing ad-hoc support to bolster local adaptations of the Homeward Bound model.
Currently, the Homeward Bound Community of Practice supports four Homeward Bound programs outside of Toronto. Please see below for a list of Homeward Bound Partners.
RELATED PROGRAMS
| PROGRAM NAME | DESCRIPTION | LOCATION |
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| After 4 Programming | This program enhances the lives of Homeward Bound participants’ children aged 6-12 through recreational programs. |
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| Child Care | This service connects mothers of children under 4 in the Homeward Bound program to high quality child care. |
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| Industry Council | The Industry Council supports the successful transition to work of Homeward Bound participants. |
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| Toronto Homeward Bound | This innovative program helps inadequately housed or homeless mother-led families earn college diplomas and achieve self-sufficiency. |
815 Danforth Ave. |
| Work Initiative Network Program | The Work Initiative Network (WIN) is a part-time structured employment program to help adults with mental health issues find and maintain meaningful employment. |
East Toronto (Leslieville) |
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