Community Development Training Sessions
July 3, 2025
YSM’s Community Development team recently led a series of training sessions to enhance the work of community leaders.
YSM’s Community Development team recently led a series of training sessions to enhance the work of community leaders.
Did you know that last year, 1,751 volunteers gave an incredible 39,070 hours to make many of YSM’s programs and services possible? We couldn’t do our work without them!
YSM’s President & CEO Angie Peters recently led a gathering for churches to explore how they could get involved in poverty relief and reduction in their neighbourhoods.
Did you know YSM is near the middle of our 20-year strategic plan? Learn more about our goals and progress.
In January, 55 Regent Park children presented their own unique business ideas to a panel of judges.
Video clips from our 2025 Bridges Christmas dinner and annual Toy Market.
Thanks to donations from local churches and businesses, Yonge Street Mission gave away more than 600 new backpacks filled with school supplies last week.
Yathu’s story Eighteen years ago, when Yathu was in seventh grade, his mom told him she’d signed him up for a computer club at YSM twice a week after school. Yathu’s parents had come to Canada as part of a wave of immigrants fleeing civil war in Sri Lanka in
Since January, YSM’s Cornerstone Family Services has been piloting an innovative program with the Children’s Aid Society of Toronto (CAST) to provide an onsite reunion space where our staff supervises visits between Children’s Aid Society involved children and their parents. This new program is part of YSM’s Cornerstone Partnership, a
Partnerships play a vital role in Yonge Street Mission’s ability to serve the community. One of our trusted collaborations, which dates back to 2019, is with electric power company Kinectrics. It started when our President & CEO Angie Peters was invited by Kinectrics’ CEO David Harris to speak about YSM’s