Uforse Volunteer Activities
"Doors open" Toronto Open Day event invites the public to explore the city's buildings that are not usually open to the public for free . The Open Day series also includes other special programs such as travel tours, lecture series, concerts , etc. For each year's event, volunteers are recruited from all high school students. The recruitment meeting includes rich presentations and short interviews. As the volunteer partner of the city government, Yingshi Education hopes that students will actively participate in high-quality volunteer activities. Yingshi teachers will lead everyone in interviews, training and specific activities!
If you are a high school student aged 14 to 18 , love history and culture, and want to contribute to the community through volunteer service, then the Toronto History Museum's Youth Volunteer Program is definitely not to be missed! This program provides young people with an opportunity to combine history and culture, not only to learn new skills, but also to contribute to various projects at the museum.
Fireworks carry the Chinese nation's thousand-year-old romantic sentiments, and also symbolize the warmth of family reunions and the strong flavor of the New Year. As the first Chinese New Year fireworks celebration in the history of Chinese Canadians , this event aims to bring unforgettable holiday memories to Chinese compatriots through unique and creative links , while showing the rich charm and far-reaching influence of Chinese culture to the mainstream society .
STEM Canada is a registered non-profit global program that specializes in providing advanced STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) education courses that emphasize the interrelatedness of these subjects. The STEM program is open to all students from kindergarten to high school , and its mission is to provide top-level STEM literacy and application education aimed at fostering global competitiveness.
DramaWay was founded in 1999 by Danielle Strnad. Danielle saw an opportunity in the community to provide creative arts programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, with an emphasis on a unique, compassionate, process-oriented approach to the arts in education. Danielle's philosophy of putting the needs of the participants first has always been a core pillar of DramaWay. DramaWay currently offers 15 programs in the fine arts each week in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), serving over 450 individuals. DramaWay is also an approved educational program partner of the Toronto District School Board (TDSB).
