We help newcomers and volunteers explore local communities together.
Together Project volunteers and newcomers had a Welcome Group picnic in Grange Park and a fantastic tour of the Art Gallery of Ontario! Making new friends, sharing Afghan food, and learning about Indigenous artists was the perfect way to start our summer together. Thank you to everyone who came out.
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A Royal Ontario Museum Day with Together Project was the perfect way to wrap up Welcoming Week! Much appreciation to Kids Up Front for the tickets! For a video about our day, click here.
Through the support from TD Friends of the Environment Foundation, Together Project volunteers and newcomers enjoyed three opportunities to connect in nature this fall.
Thank you to Evergreen Brick Works, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, and High Park Nature Centre and for their support.
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On a sunny Saturday afternoon, Together Project newcomers and volunteers attended a nature walk and a planting workshop with High Park Nature Centre!
We loved the fall colours and the opportunity to make some new friends.
Thank you to TD Friends of the Environment Foundation and to High Park Nature Centre for this memorable autumn day!
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On September 16th, we spent a sunny afternoon touring Etobicoke’s Colonel Samuel Smith Park with Linda of the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority! We had so much fun learning about native wildlife and plants and exploring the marsh and beaches. Thanks to the TRCA andĀ TD Friends of the Environment Foundation for this opportunity!
On August 19th, we had a guided walk through the Indigenous Agriculture Garden at the Evergreen Brick Works!
Outdoor educator April gave us an in-depth nature walk experience that involved her perspectives as a lead of the gardening program and as a member of Wendat nation.
Thank you to TD FEF for making this Newcomer Urban Nature Access Pass event possible.