"My children and I are new to North York and feel like there is so much we need to learn about the systems here. It’s hard because I am raising them alone."
I have two children, ages 2 and 6. We just moved to North York from another country. I don’t know anyone here and I want my children to go to school. I don’t know what the children need before they can go to school, and where I can go for help.
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For more information on programs and services that can help in this situation, please visit the websites or call the telephone numbers listed below.
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Immigrant, Newcomer, and Refugee Services in North York - Toronto Central Healthline resource with a list of non-profit or government programs and services that support people with the immigration, refugee and citizenship process.
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Immunization Clinics in North York - Toronto Central Healthline resource with a list of immunization clinics in North York or that provide service to North York.
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Ontario’s routine immunization schedule - Government of Ontario resource explaining the vaccines recommended for each age group in Ontario.
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EarlyON Child and Family Centres - This City of Toronto resource provides information and location on free programs for parents/caregivers and their children who are up to 6 years of age.
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Newborn Registration Service - This resource provides information on how to register a newborn within 30 days following their birth in Ontario.
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School Immunization Program - Toronto Public Health resource with information about the school immunization program.
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Parenting Groups in North York - Toronto Central Healthline list of free or low-cost peer support groups for parents in North York that meet on a regular basis.
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One Parent - Organization that supports single parent families.
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North York Neighbour Link - A community care team dedicated to uplifting and supporting North York community members, including support for single mothers.