The Community Service Partnerships (CSP) program facilitates access to services that improve social outcomes for vulnerable, marginalized and high-risk communities. The CSP provides ongoing funding to community-based programs that:
- are designed for vulnerable, marginalized and high-risk communities;
- clearly identify a social service need of this community and focus on achieving attainable, measurable results, and
- maximize the capacity-building approach to be effective.
Guidelines, policies, information sessions and resources
Apply for 2013 CSP funding
The deadline for accepting 2012 CSP applications is:
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 by 4 p.m. |
Types of applicants
Returning applicants
New applicants
Year-end Reports requirement for funded agencies
Organizations that were funded through the Community Service Partnerships (CSP) program are required to submit a year-end report after the end of the organization's fiscal year. Please read the Year-end Report page for more information.
Contact us
General inquiries:
Please read these webpages and find the information you need on the Community Service Partnerships program.
If you cannot find the information you want on these webpages or you need clarification on the information we provided, please call 416-392-9125 and ask to speak to one of the agency review officers.
Specific inquiries about CSP:
Oleg Segin
Agency Review Officer
416-392-0102
osegin@toronto.ca
Barbara Finlay
Supervisor, Community Funding Programs Unit
416-392-9126
bfinlay@toronto.ca
Mailing or hand delivery address:
Community Service Partnerships (CSP) Program
Community Funding Programs Unit
Toronto City Hall
100 Queen Street West
15th floor, East Tower
Toronto, ON M5H 2N2
Contact information for other funding programs
City of Toronto provides funding through various different funding programs. Please see the Corporate Partnership and Investment Program (CPIP) contact information (PDF) to find the other funding programs that are offered by the City of Toronto.
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