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Youth Employment Toronto (YET):
The YET program provides an outreach service to youth aged 16-29 in the City who are currently out of school and out of work and require support to develop and reach their vocational goals. Six Employment Case Managers serve different areas of the City and meet youth in such locations as community centres, malls, youth hostels, drop-in centres etc. Employment Case Managers provide an employment assessment, career planning assistance, counseling support and referrals to assist youth in obtaining employment, skill development and further education opportunities.
The program is designed to provide a holistic service that addresses any needs that may prevent the young person from reaching their desired goals. Assistance is provided in linking youth to other services to meet these needs such as housing, substance use counseling, and legal advice.
| Employment Case Managers |
| Name |
Area |
Telephone number |
| Wendy Veitch |
South Scarborough |
416-397-1146 |
| Cathy Craig |
North Scarborough |
416-392-4155 |
| Michael Gallina |
Toronto East/East York |
416-397-5507 |
| Grant Foley |
Toronto Central and West |
416-392-4460 |
| Lisa King |
Etobicoke/City of York |
416-392-4459 |
| Deboragh Rodolph |
North York |
416-392-3938 |
Toronto Youth Job Corps (TYJC)
Are you between the ages 16-29 and having a hard time getting a job or staying employed? The TYJC might be exactly what you need to get back on track. It's a full time, 21 week paid employment preparation program for youth especially those who are facing a difficult life situations. The program works in two phases. The first five weeks is considered the pre-employment phase, or phase one. During this time, you will connected with a community work team and participate in a variety of workshops. These workshops include employment readiness skills and career planning. You will also receive supportive counseling and a referral to phase two of the program. This is where you be working in a subsided placement with a local employer for16 to 24 weeks. Once you have completed phase two, we will continue help you find employment as well as skill development and/or educational opportunities.
This program is coordinated by the City of Toronto's Social Development, Finance and Administration Division and is delivered by three community agencies across the city:
For more information please contact the agency closest to you:
 Hiring Now
Hiring Now offers part-time culture and recreation jobs for those who are14 years and older with the City of Toronto. You can work in a variety of program areas, including aquatics, arts and heritage, camps, community programs, fitness and wellness and sports. It's a great way to earn while getting involved in your community.
The best part is our jobs fit into people's lives. Look no further than a community centre or city-owned museum near you. Our jobs are in your neighbourhood. And whether it's daytime, evening or weekend, any time of year, we offer flexible hours that work with your schedule.
Check out the Hot Jobs section of their website.
 Partnership to Advance Youth Employment (PAYE)
PAYE focuses on providing opportunities to youth between the ages of 16 to 29 who live in and around one of Toronto's Priority Neighbourhoods. Companies want to invest in YOUth! Real jobs are being offered by well established businesses throughout Toronto's communities.
PAYE offers youth a range of positions including:
- full-time positions
- part-time or seasonal positions
- paid internships or apprenticeships
Visit the PAYE website for more or download their info sheet today.
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