As temperatures dip below freezing and blizzards start to rage, it's natural to feel a little uneasy about hitting the road. Canadian winters are known for treacherous roads, unpredictable weather, reduced visibility, and icy conditions, making driving feel like a risky task to undertake. But...
Welcome to Canada! With the temperatures beginning to drop and the days turning gloomier and shorter, you may have wondered, “How do I dress for this cold weather?” Canadian winters are known for their subzero days, blizzard conditions, and unpredictable temperature swings, and this is...
In a few weeks, Catholic Community Services of York Region will organize a splendid evening of fun, inspiration, and community network so we can come together to support women dealing with gender-based violence.
As the air begins to smell of cinnamon, and the leaves blanket the streets in shades of red, yellow, and orange, do you see how Canadians have started preparing for one of the most exciting times of year- Halloween? This festival isn't just about candies...
Catholic Community Services of York Region will be hosting its firs-ever fundraiser in Newmarket to raise money for its women empowerment programming.
Magda Diaz is working with CCSYR to really make a difference in the lives of new immigrant women. And all women will be empowered by attending this event she is organizing. Check it out Her2024. Magda can be reached at mdiaz@ccsyr.org
As the leaves turn orange and the air grows chilly, it’s time to get your home winter-ready. Wondering why now? Because starting this early helps you identify your needs in advance, get hold of early deals and save the stress of last-minute hassles in cold,...
Settlement agency based in York Region sets up satellite office in Norfolk to meet growing need.
Peer Leaders are spearheading Catholic Community Services of York Region's NSLT Project for Asylum Seekers and setting examples to follow.
Our Peer Leaders with lived experiences are helping fellow refugee claimants build their new lives in Canada. They are CCSYR's Ambassadors for the NSLT Project for Asylum seekers.
