Comment la technologie peut-elle répondre aux besoins de santé des aînés francophones à domicile ?

Notre équipe chez Colletif Moonshot mène une étude visant à comprendre comment les technologies et les solutions numériques (en particulier la télésurveillance des patients) peuvent être repensées pour favoriser des soins accessibles et culturellement adaptés aux personnes âgées issues de communautés mal desservies.

Nous organisons un atelier en présentiel le lundi 21 septembre 2026, destiné aux personnes âgées et à leurs aidants résidant qui vivre dans la région de Peel (Brampton, Mississauga ou Caledon) ou Toronto.

Des honoraires, le dîner et le remboursement des frais de transport vous seront fournis en contrepartie de votre temps et de votre contribution.

Pour participer, vous devez avoir:

• 60 ans et plus OU aidant (18 ans et plus) d'une personne de 60 ans et plus

• Vivre dans la région de Peel (Brampton, Mississauga ou Caledon) ou Toronto

• À l'aise pour participer en français

• Francophone ou d’expression française

En quoi consistera la séance ?

• Durée totale : 4,5 heures

  • 50 minutes - socialisation et rafraîchissements

  • 3 heures - conversations de groupe guidées

  • 40 minutes - pauses tout au long de la séance

Pour toute question ou pour en savoir plus, veuillez contacter l'équipe de recherche par courriel au moonshot@thp.ca ou téléphone ou texto ou 705-561-2377.

*voir ci-dessous le dépliant de recrutement*

As part of the Local Driven Population Health Models (LDPHM) initiative funded by the Ministry of Health, Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA)’s Peel Dufferin is hosting a Wellness Fair on Sunday, September 19th from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Hazel McCallion Central Library (Main Foyer).

Come connect with community organizations, explore wellness resources, and learn about supports available in your community. We look forward to seeing you there!

How can technology support the health needs of older adults in Northern Ontario at home?

Our research team at Moonshot Collaborative is conducting a research study to understand how technologies and digital solutions (specifically remote patient monitoring) can be better designed to support accessible and culturally appropriate care for older adults from underserved communities.

In collaboration with Brightshores Health System we are organizing an in-person workshop on Thursday, September 17th, 2026 for older adults and care partners living in Lion’s Head

Honorariums, lunch, transportation reimbursement will be provided for your time and contributions.

To participate you must be:

• 60+ years OR a care partner (18+) to someone 60 years or older

• Living in Owen Sound

• Comfortable participating in English

What will the session consist of?

• Total duration: 4.5 hours

  • 50 minutes - socializing & refreshments

  • 3 hours - guided group conversations

  • 40 minutes - breaks throughout the session

*see below for recruitment flyer*

How can technology support the health needs of older adults in Northern Ontario at home?

Our research team at Moonshot Collaborative is conducting a research study to understand how technologies and digital solutions (specifically remote patient monitoring) can be better designed to support accessible and culturally appropriate care for older adults from underserved communities.

In collaboration with Brightshores Health System we are organizing an in-person workshop on Tuesday, September 15th, 2026 for older adults and care partners living in Owen Sound.

Honorariums, lunch, transportation reimbursement will be provided for your time and contributions.

To participate you must be:

• 60+ years OR a care partner (18+) to someone 60 years or older

• Living in Owen Sound

• Comfortable participating in English

What will the session consist of?

• Total duration: 4.5 hours

  • 50 minutes - socializing & refreshments

  • 3 hours - guided group conversations

  • 40 minutes - breaks throughout the session

*see below for recruitment flyer*

Let’s get together and build community! The FCJ Refugee Centre’s annual Diverse Residents, One Community Street Party is coming up!

Join us for this family event, where you’ll find activities for children, games, food, music, live performances, piñatas, and much more.

• When: June 21, 2025, from 12pm to 6pm

• Where: Right outside of our office location

• Address: 208 Oakwood Ave., Toronto

See the video with the highlights of the Street Party 2024 »

FCJ Refugee Centre invites you to our Annual General Meeting. The meeting will include a presentation by Joshua Eisen, FCJ Refugee Centre’s In-House Lawyer: The Kanyinda Case & Equal access to childcare for migrant families: an overview of FCJ Refugee Centre’s joint intervention in the Supreme Court of Canada. This is an important case because it directly addresses systemic barriers that refugee claimants  and other precarious migrants are facing.

This meeting is open to the public, but only members can vote.

To become a member please register and pay the membership fee ($10.00). You can pay…

• Through Canada Helps at https://www.fcjrefugeecentre.org/get-involved/donate/ or

• Sending a cheque payable to FCJ Refugee Centre, 208 Oakwood Ave., Toronto, ON M6E 2V4, or

• Via E-transfer to finance@fcjrefugeecentre.org.

Please register before June 13 at noon to attend this meeting.

To register, please fill in and submit the following form located on the website at: Annual General Meeting 2025 – FCJ Refugee Centre

You're invited to the upcoming Community Photovoice Exhibit, “Active Community, Connected Community”

This youth-led exhibit showcases photos and personal stories that explore belonging, identity, and physical activity in our community. Participants will also get to enjoy co-design activities, food, community booths, and more!

Want to get involved?
We’d love your help! If you’re interested in volunteering (e.g. with setup, welcoming guests, or supporting activities) or if you have any questions, please reach out to Asli Nur. 

Looking forward to seeing many of you there!

You’re invited to the FCJ Youth Network annual fundraising garage sale! Find something special to purchase and support newcomer youth. You will find a great assortment of donated items, including kitchenware, vintage clothing, toys, books, electronics, rugs, art and much more.

• When: May 31, 2025, 10 AM to 2 PM

• Where: FCJ Refugee Centre (208 Oakwood Ave, Toronto, ON M6E 2V4)

Please make sure your donation is in good condition. For questions about donations, please call reception at 416-469-9754 or send an email to fcjyn@fcjrefugeecentre.org.

All funds raised through the garage sale will go toward organizing a group trip to Canada’s Wonderland for newcomer youth in our network. This trip will provide a fun and meaningful opportunity for youth to build connections, enjoy the summer, and feel a sense of belonging in their new community.

Thank you for your generosity!

What: Join Councillor Brad Butt for a community tree planting with your neighbours!

When: Saturday, April 26th, 2025, at 10AM      

Where: Courtneypark Athletic Fields, 600 Courtneypark Dr W., Mississauga

(Meeting location on map below; meet at the yellow star and park at the green X)

The Black Health and Social Services Hub Peel (BHSS Hub) is designing a space that reflects the voices, values, and needs of our communities and we want to hear from you. Join our community design session for the opportunity to:

• Tour the new Hub location

• Share your ideas to create a welcoming and inclusive space that feels like home

• Help shape the design, amenities, and services to reflect our community's needs

• Enjoy light refreshments — all ages welcome

Join us on Wednesday, April 16, 2025 to be part of our interactive design sessions at our new location 19 Rutherford Rd. S, Unit 2, Brampton.