Each Neighbourhood Planning Table created an Action Plan that reflected each of the Neighbourhood Improvement Areas’s (NIA) priority issues identified by residents and other stakeholders. Residents, local agencies, and other stakeholders provided input to ensure actions were prioritized according to the needs of the community, and to identify the resources that were needed to complete the actions.
The Action Plan below was categorized by the five domains of wellbeing that were central to the Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy 2020 (TSNS 2020), and were tracked and updated to address changing needs.
Name and Description | Lead Organization/ # of Partners | # of Residents Engaged | ($) Resources Required | Status and Date |
Victoria Village Employment Advancement Project: Employment certification workshops and skill building sessions for residents | Action for Neighbourhood Change/ 6 Partner Organizations | 1OO | $4,OOO | Completed |
Take Our Kids to Work Day Event: Workshops and First Aid certifications for Grade 9 students | Youth Service Network/ 20 Partner Organizations | 6O | $3,OOO | $3,OOO |
DVNIA Employment Group: Network of employment service providers sup- porting employment, and training opportunities | Toronto Employment & Social Services, City of Toronto/ 10 Partner Organizations | 0 | $3,OOO | In Progress |
Name and Description | Lead Organization/ # of Partners | # of Residents Engaged | ($) Resources Required | Status and Date |
CAN – Community Academy Network: Mental health outreach, awareness, and support for parents, families, and youth | Toronto District School Board/ 15 Partner Organizations | 0 | $15,OOO | Planned |
Flemingdon Urban Farm Committee: Community partners developing an urban farm with health programming | Flemingdon Health Centre/ 25 Partner Organizations | 90 | $1,5OO | Completed |