Black Focused
Delta Family’s Black Focused Program provides targeted support through initiatives like Trusteeship & Capacity Building, AWA, and Settlement Employment Services for non-sponsored refugee claimants. It includes vital programs such as YIT, Black Early On, and Youth School Success Initiative, alongside Parenting Centre Youth, Baba Roots, and Motivated Mamas Table Talk, aiming to empower and uplift the Black community through comprehensive services and resources.
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Trusteeship & Capacity Building
Delta Family can act as a trustee for grassroots groups, helping groups manage funds for their programs and services with transparency and accountability. Alongside…
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Pathways to Employment
Skill-Based Training and Employment Readiness services for Adults. At Delta Family, we believe that strong communities are built on inclusive economic opportunities. The Pathways…
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Social Enterprise Career Advancement
Empowering the women who need it most. A dedicated initiative aimed at providing support to marginalized women facing barriers in accessing employment opportunities. Many…
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AWA (IT Learning Network, Business Incubator Hub)
The AWA Program empowers Black youth and young adults, ages 17–30, across the GTA—particularly those at risk or involved in the justice system—to gain…
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Youth In Transition
The Youth In Transition program provides Life skills, workshops and, team building activities grounded in an Afrocentric framework for Black Youth from the community…
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COUNSELLING
Cultural appropriate clinical counselling support for young individuals, parents and caregivers from the Black/racialized communities.Access to services (Information & Referral to community agencies for…
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Seniors Circle
The Seniors Circle Program offers both virtual sessions on Zoom and in-person gatherings every Thursday. The program is designed to enhance the social well-being…
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Women’s Health and Wellness
Delta Family’s Women’s Health and Wellness Program empowers women to take charge of their health at every stage of life while fostering a sense…
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Black Early On
Delta Family Resource Centre’s Black EarlyON programming provides culturally affirming spaces where Black families with young children can connect, learn, and grow. Grounded in…
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Kuji Kids LIteracy Program
Sparking a lifelong love of reading and learning.This engaging early literacy program supports young children in developing foundational reading and language skills. Parents and…
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Young Giants
(Ages 7–12) Building confidence, creativity, and cultural pride.The Young Giants Program is an after-school space where children explore creativity, culture, and community through fun,…
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Baba Roots
Celebrating Black fatherhood and positive male leadership.Baba Roots is a culturally grounded program that honors and supports Black fathers and father figures. Through group…
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Motivated Mamas
Empowering mothers through connection and care.Motivated Mamas provides a supportive circle for Black mothers to relax, learn, and grow together. Each gathering focuses on…
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Kuji Seniors
A weekly social club for Black Seniors to meet and socialize engaging in various activities from Health and wellness to games and road trips.
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Table Talk
This is a weekly interactive support group providing culturally appropriate supports and connections to Black parents and caregivers
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Mmere Dane Youth Justice Program
Mmere Dane- a violence prevention program that provides wholistic community-based supports for youth (12y/o to 25+ y/o) and their families and their families as…
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SNAP
SNAP®, which stands for Stop Now And Plan, is an evidence-based cognitive behavioural model that provides a framework for teaching children and their parents,…
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SFA
The Student and Family Advocate Program (SFA) is designed to support Black families and students ages 6-25 as they engage with the education system.…
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Creative Connections
(Ages 13–17) Exploring identity, wellness, and self-expression.Creative Connections is a cultural expression and wellness program designed for Black youth. Each session blends art, music,…
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BAN (Black Agency Network)
The Black Agency Network (BAN) connects Black families with culturally responsive service agencies for support with parenting, legal representation, education, and mental wellness. Our…
