Adult Programs
New Hope Fellowship
New Hope Fellowship (NHF) is for adults 16 and over to come together, form community, and support one another in finding housing, employment and health. As adults become invested in this community, members have the opportunity to engage in leadership positions.
Adults in the NHF community work together to achieve personal and community goals. As we share meals and get to know one another, we develop new interests and relationships, and support one another in our journey towards growth. NHF is community-driven, so programs and activities change and evolve to meet the changing interests and concerns of the larger community.
Here’s a sampling of what you’ll find at New Hope Fellowship:
Support:
- Meals
- Employment referrals
- Help with government agencies
- Help with finances
- Help with housing
- One-on-one advocacy
- Yearly tax clinic
- Access to computers
Skills:
- Literacy
- Health education
- Leadership training
- Volunteer opportunities
Sports & Recreation:
- Hockey
- Yoga
- Darts
- Music and choir
- Community Cooking
- Summer camp
- Trips
- Craft fair
- Art
- Recreational activities
- Special events
- Guest speakers
Counselling Services
Through one-on-one therapy, educational seminars and discussion groups, our expert counselling staff empowers adults and youth to achieve emotional healing, mental health and personal growth. Our counselling services include improvement in life skills, trauma recovery, and treatment and management of mood disorders. All information shared with our therapists is confidential.
Our counsellors provide therapy for mental health issues and personal problems in living, including:
- Abuse or trauma
- Support in times of life transition and change
- Substance abuse
- Violence in familial or other relationships
- Self-abuse or self-harm behaviour
- Depression, anxiety
- Anger and stress management
- Unresolved grief or loss
- Relationship difficulties
- Parenting support
Contact the counsellor at 416-929-9614, ext. 3226.
The Adult Program Coordinator is at 416-929-9614, ext. 3249.
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