About Us
Our Mission
We strengthen quality of life through services, community-driven solutions, partnerships and advocacy
Our Vision
Neighbourhoods where everyone belongs, is empowered, and thrives
Our Values
TNO regularly measures our services against our values and invites our partners to identify how TNO has both advanced these values, and how we can continue to develop how we integrate these values into everything we do:
Accountability and Integrity
Client and Community Centred
Equity and Inclusion
Collaboration and Partnership
Innovation and Excellence
TNO Strategic Plan
Over the course of the next three years TNO aspires to address 4 key priority areas as well as
Our History (1985-2025)
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2022
Became the lead organization for migrant workers’ program with 11 sub-agreement holders Ontario-wide. Capital initiatives for TPCH & IRCC commitments
2021
Led Ontario-wide Workers Support Services (WSS) program as the primary organization. Participated in major COVID vaccination drives, achieving a World record 26,771 doses in one day on June 27 at Scotiabank Arena. Launched Youth Employment and Skills Strategy (YESS) program. Designated as a Health Service Provider, providing integrated Mental Health and senior services and Personal Support Services. Launched Resident Councils and Grassroot Leaders groups in neighbourhoods
2020
Launched the food collaborative. Nominated as one of the best settlement agencies across Canada; won the Canadian Immigrant and RBC 2020 Settlement Agency Award. TPCH operational funding committed by City of Toronto Strategic Plan: 2020 -2024
2019
Started the Bicycle Hub. Launched Share & Re-use programs at St. James Town & The Corner @ 240.
2018
Lease secured between TC- LHIN Toronto Central - Local Health Integration Networks ( TC- LHIN) & Morguard for TPCH Capital initiatives for TPCH & United Way and City of Toronto commitments
2017
Won United Way Spirit Award for community giving excellence. Rebranded with a name change TNO The Neighbourhood Organization. Thorncliffe Park Community Hub (TPCH) idea was conceivced
2016
Expanded partnership with Community Resource Enterprise Centre for Career Education and Employment for Women Program. Secured base funding for HATP, co-led by Flemingdon Health Centre (FHC). Community Development initiatives & Community Gardens
2015
Expanded employment services with Youth Job Connection and Youth Job Connection Summer programs. Piloted HATP in collaboration with Sunnybrook, East General, South Riverdale, SET-FHT( South East Toronto Family Health Team) Strategic Plan: TNO Vision 2020
2014
Merged with Flemington Neighbourhood Services & became a housing support provider. Secured funding for Health Access St. James Town. Conducted Health Access Thorncliffe Park (HATP) Gap Analysis.
2013
Delivered entrepreneurial training and micro-financing program with Access Community Capital Fund. Piloted Health Access.
2012
Won the United Way Spirit Award. Conceived the Health Access initiative.
2011
Opened St. James Town Community Corner (The Corner @ 200).
2010
Opened employment services center at 1 Leaside Park Drive. Secured funding for Local Immigration Partnership (LIP). Started IMG Study Group.
2010
Opened employment services center at 1 Leaside Park Drive. Secured funding for Local Immigration Partnership (LIP). Started IMG Study Group.
2009
Completed a comprehensive needs assessment called “Understanding Thorncliffe Park” Designated as a service delivery site for Employment Ontario (EO).
2008
Opened the Community Wellness Centre at 28 Overlea. Provided senior services, settlement services, language program, youth host, and admin support. Name Change from Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Office of Toronto for Social & Multicultural Development to Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Office.
2007
Expanded services to Crescent Town. Opened a new LINC class and added a settlement worker at Crescent Town Club.
2006
Expanded settlement services, adding a new location at East York Town Centre. Launched Caregivers Program. Initiated St. James Town Hub development. ECE (Early Childhood Education) Bridging Program in collaboration with George Brown College.
2005
Opened the Thorncliffe Youth Centre, the first youth-dedicated space in the neighborhood. Celebrated the 20th anniversary of serving the community.
2004
Began implementing Needs Assessment recommendations through strategic planning.
2003
Awarded leadership in Ontario Early Years Initiative for Family Resource services (0-6 years). Conducted needs assessment sponsored by Ontario Trillium Foundation for future planning.
2002
Began offering employment services to newcomers. Developed a funding partnership with Human Resources Development Canada. Launched employment counseling and Job Search Workshop.
2001
TNO continued to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
2000
Relocated LINC Program to 18 Thorncliffe Park Drive. Added another SWIS (Settlement Workers In School) Cluster to TNO's SEPT Program.
1999
Participated in the pilot project for settlement in schools (SEPT - Settlement and Education Partnership in Toronto) to support children and families.
1998
Organized the first Youth Conference in partnership with Marc Garneau CI, East York CI, and Toronto Police.
1997
Piloted a senior programs for South Asian seniors. Began offering Women Support Programs.
1996
Introduced a Youth Worker for Newcomers at Marc Garneau CI and TNO.
1995
Lost Jobs Ontario program, resulting in funding cuts. Underwent a major agency reorganization.
1994
Became a United Way agency, establishing stability. Started youth and settlement programs at Marc Garneau CI.
1993
Received funding to hire its first Gujarati/Hindi/Urdu-speaking Settlement Worker to serve the large South Asian community in the neighbourhood. Began offering full settlement services to all community members in need of assistance.
1992
Moved the head office to a storefront location at East York Town Centre. Appointed as the East York Broker for the Jobs Ontario Training Program. Launched LINC program at the Thorncliffe Park Public Library.
1991
Initiated the Bridging Project between TNO and Community Care East York aimed to support seniors in the neighbourhood. Hired the first Senior Worker to assist seniors in accessing services and programs offered by government and non-government agencies.
1990
TNO continues to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
1989
Expansion of Settlement for family support programs.
1988
Expansion of office space at the Chapel-in-the-Park complex, 18 Thorncliffe Park Drive.
1987
TNO continued to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
1986
Became a registered charity in January. Began providing services from a portable classroom (East York Board of Education).
1985
The Neighbourhood Office was established by a group of community volunteers at a local school. It later relocated to a shared space within the Thorncliffe Park Day Care Centre, which is situated in the Public Library.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2022
Became the lead organization for migrant workers’ program with 11 sub-agreement holders Ontario-wide. Capital initiatives for TPCH & IRCC commitments
2021
Led Ontario-wide Workers Support Services (WSS) program as the primary organization. Participated in major COVID vaccination drives, achieving a World record 26,771 doses in one day on June 27 at Scotiabank Arena. Launched Youth Employment and Skills Strategy (YESS) program. Designated as a Health Service Provider, providing integrated Mental Health and senior services and Personal Support Services. Launched Resident Councils and Grassroot Leaders groups in neighbourhoods
2020
Launched the food collaborative. Nominated as one of the best settlement agencies across Canada; won the Canadian Immigrant and RBC 2020 Settlement Agency Award. TPCH operational funding committed by City of Toronto Strategic Plan: 2020 -2024
2019
Started the Bicycle Hub. Launched Share & Re-use programs at St. James Town & The Corner @ 240.
2018
Lease secured between TC- LHIN Toronto Central - Local Health Integration Networks ( TC- LHIN) & Morguard for TPCH Capital initiatives for TPCH & United Way and City of Toronto commitments
2017
Won United Way Spirit Award for community giving excellence. Rebranded with a name change TNO The Neighbourhood Organization. Thorncliffe Park Community Hub (TPCH) idea was conceivced
2016
Expanded partnership with Community Resource Enterprise Centre for Career Education and Employment for Women Program. Secured base funding for HATP, co-led by Flemingdon Health Centre (FHC). Community Development initiatives & Community Gardens
2015
Expanded employment services with Youth Job Connection and Youth Job Connection Summer programs. Piloted HATP in collaboration with Sunnybrook, East General, South Riverdale, SET-FHT( South East Toronto Family Health Team) Strategic Plan: TNO Vision 2020
2014
Merged with Flemington Neighbourhood Services & became a housing support provider. Secured funding for Health Access St. James Town. Conducted Health Access Thorncliffe Park (HATP) Gap Analysis.
2013
Delivered entrepreneurial training and micro-financing program with Access Community Capital Fund. Piloted Health Access.
2012
Won the United Way Spirit Award. Conceived the Health Access initiative.
2011
Opened St. James Town Community Corner (The Corner @ 200).
2010
Opened employment services center at 1 Leaside Park Drive. Secured funding for Local Immigration Partnership (LIP). Started IMG Study Group.
2010
Opened employment services center at 1 Leaside Park Drive. Secured funding for Local Immigration Partnership (LIP). Started IMG Study Group.
2009
Completed a comprehensive needs assessment called “Understanding Thorncliffe Park” Designated as a service delivery site for Employment Ontario (EO).
2008
Opened the Community Wellness Centre at 28 Overlea. Provided senior services, settlement services, language program, youth host, and admin support. Name Change from Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Office of Toronto for Social & Multicultural Development to Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Office.
2007
Expanded services to Crescent Town. Opened a new LINC class and added a settlement worker at Crescent Town Club.
2006
Expanded settlement services, adding a new location at East York Town Centre. Launched Caregivers Program. Initiated St. James Town Hub development. ECE (Early Childhood Education) Bridging Program in collaboration with George Brown College.
2005
Opened the Thorncliffe Youth Centre, the first youth-dedicated space in the neighborhood. Celebrated the 20th anniversary of serving the community.
2004
Began implementing Needs Assessment recommendations through strategic planning.
2003
Awarded leadership in Ontario Early Years Initiative for Family Resource services (0-6 years). Conducted needs assessment sponsored by Ontario Trillium Foundation for future planning.
2002
Began offering employment services to newcomers. Developed a funding partnership with Human Resources Development Canada. Launched employment counseling and Job Search Workshop.
2001
TNO continued to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
2000
Relocated LINC Program to 18 Thorncliffe Park Drive. Added another SWIS (Settlement Workers In School) Cluster to TNO's SEPT Program.
1999
Participated in the pilot project for settlement in schools (SEPT - Settlement and Education Partnership in Toronto) to support children and families.
1998
Organized the first Youth Conference in partnership with Marc Garneau CI, East York CI, and Toronto Police.
1997
Piloted a senior programs for South Asian seniors. Began offering Women Support Programs.
1996
Introduced a Youth Worker for Newcomers at Marc Garneau CI and TNO.
1995
Lost Jobs Ontario program, resulting in funding cuts. Underwent a major agency reorganization.
1994
Became a United Way agency, establishing stability. Started youth and settlement programs at Marc Garneau CI.
1993
Received funding to hire its first Gujarati/Hindi/Urdu-speaking Settlement Worker to serve the large South Asian community in the neighbourhood. Began offering full settlement services to all community members in need of assistance.
1992
Moved the head office to a storefront location at East York Town Centre. Appointed as the East York Broker for the Jobs Ontario Training Program. Launched LINC program at the Thorncliffe Park Public Library.
1991
Initiated the Bridging Project between TNO and Community Care East York aimed to support seniors in the neighbourhood. Hired the first Senior Worker to assist seniors in accessing services and programs offered by government and non-government agencies.
1990
TNO continues to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
1989
Expansion of Settlement for family support programs.
1988
Expansion of office space at the Chapel-in-the-Park complex, 18 Thorncliffe Park Drive.
1987
TNO continued to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
1986
Became a registered charity in January. Began providing services from a portable classroom (East York Board of Education).
1985
The Neighbourhood Office was established by a group of community volunteers at a local school. It later relocated to a shared space within the Thorncliffe Park Day Care Centre, which is situated in the Public Library.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2022
Became the lead organization for migrant workers’ program with 11 sub-agreement holders Ontario-wide. Capital initiatives for TPCH & IRCC commitments
2021
Led Ontario-wide Workers Support Services (WSS) program as the primary organization. Participated in major COVID vaccination drives, achieving a World record 26,771 doses in one day on June 27 at Scotiabank Arena. Launched Youth Employment and Skills Strategy (YESS) program. Designated as a Health Service Provider, providing integrated Mental Health and senior services and Personal Support Services. Launched Resident Councils and Grassroot Leaders groups in neighbourhoods
2020
Launched the food collaborative. Nominated as one of the best settlement agencies across Canada; won the Canadian Immigrant and RBC 2020 Settlement Agency Award. TPCH operational funding committed by City of Toronto Strategic Plan: 2020 -2024
2019
Started the Bicycle Hub. Launched Share & Re-use programs at St. James Town & The Corner @ 240.
2018
Lease secured between TC- LHIN Toronto Central - Local Health Integration Networks ( TC- LHIN) & Morguard for TPCH Capital initiatives for TPCH & United Way and City of Toronto commitments
2017
Won United Way Spirit Award for community giving excellence. Rebranded with a name change TNO The Neighbourhood Organization. Thorncliffe Park Community Hub (TPCH) idea was conceivced
2016
Expanded partnership with Community Resource Enterprise Centre for Career Education and Employment for Women Program. Secured base funding for HATP, co-led by Flemingdon Health Centre (FHC). Community Development initiatives & Community Gardens
2015
Expanded employment services with Youth Job Connection and Youth Job Connection Summer programs. Piloted HATP in collaboration with Sunnybrook, East General, South Riverdale, SET-FHT( South East Toronto Family Health Team) Strategic Plan: TNO Vision 2020
2014
Merged with Flemington Neighbourhood Services & became a housing support provider. Secured funding for Health Access St. James Town. Conducted Health Access Thorncliffe Park (HATP) Gap Analysis.
2013
Delivered entrepreneurial training and micro-financing program with Access Community Capital Fund. Piloted Health Access.
2012
Won the United Way Spirit Award. Conceived the Health Access initiative.
2011
Opened St. James Town Community Corner (The Corner @ 200).
2010
Opened employment services center at 1 Leaside Park Drive. Secured funding for Local Immigration Partnership (LIP). Started IMG Study Group.
2010
Opened employment services center at 1 Leaside Park Drive. Secured funding for Local Immigration Partnership (LIP). Started IMG Study Group.
2009
Completed a comprehensive needs assessment called “Understanding Thorncliffe Park” Designated as a service delivery site for Employment Ontario (EO).
2008
Opened the Community Wellness Centre at 28 Overlea. Provided senior services, settlement services, language program, youth host, and admin support. Name Change from Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Office of Toronto for Social & Multicultural Development to Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Office.
2007
Expanded services to Crescent Town. Opened a new LINC class and added a settlement worker at Crescent Town Club.
2006
Expanded settlement services, adding a new location at East York Town Centre. Launched Caregivers Program. Initiated St. James Town Hub development. ECE (Early Childhood Education) Bridging Program in collaboration with George Brown College.
2005
Opened the Thorncliffe Youth Centre, the first youth-dedicated space in the neighborhood. Celebrated the 20th anniversary of serving the community.
2004
Began implementing Needs Assessment recommendations through strategic planning.
2003
Awarded leadership in Ontario Early Years Initiative for Family Resource services (0-6 years). Conducted needs assessment sponsored by Ontario Trillium Foundation for future planning.
2002
Began offering employment services to newcomers. Developed a funding partnership with Human Resources Development Canada. Launched employment counseling and Job Search Workshop.
2001
TNO continued to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
2000
Relocated LINC Program to 18 Thorncliffe Park Drive. Added another SWIS (Settlement Workers In School) Cluster to TNO's SEPT Program.
1999
Participated in the pilot project for settlement in schools (SEPT - Settlement and Education Partnership in Toronto) to support children and families.
1998
Organized the first Youth Conference in partnership with Marc Garneau CI, East York CI, and Toronto Police.
1997
Piloted a senior programs for South Asian seniors. Began offering Women Support Programs.
1996
Introduced a Youth Worker for Newcomers at Marc Garneau CI and TNO.
1995
Lost Jobs Ontario program, resulting in funding cuts. Underwent a major agency reorganization.
1994
Became a United Way agency, establishing stability. Started youth and settlement programs at Marc Garneau CI.
1993
Received funding to hire its first Gujarati/Hindi/Urdu-speaking Settlement Worker to serve the large South Asian community in the neighbourhood. Began offering full settlement services to all community members in need of assistance.
1992
Moved the head office to a storefront location at East York Town Centre. Appointed as the East York Broker for the Jobs Ontario Training Program. Launched LINC program at the Thorncliffe Park Public Library.
1991
Initiated the Bridging Project between TNO and Community Care East York aimed to support seniors in the neighbourhood. Hired the first Senior Worker to assist seniors in accessing services and programs offered by government and non-government agencies.
1990
TNO continues to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
1989
Expansion of Settlement for family support programs.
1988
Expansion of office space at the Chapel-in-the-Park complex, 18 Thorncliffe Park Drive.
1987
TNO continued to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
1986
Became a registered charity in January. Began providing services from a portable classroom (East York Board of Education).
1985
The Neighbourhood Office was established by a group of community volunteers at a local school. It later relocated to a shared space within the Thorncliffe Park Day Care Centre, which is situated in the Public Library.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2022
Became the lead organization for migrant workers’ program with 11 sub-agreement holders Ontario-wide. Capital initiatives for TPCH & IRCC commitments
2021
Led Ontario-wide Workers Support Services (WSS) program as the primary organization. Participated in major COVID vaccination drives, achieving a World record 26,771 doses in one day on June 27 at Scotiabank Arena. Launched Youth Employment and Skills Strategy (YESS) program. Designated as a Health Service Provider, providing integrated Mental Health and senior services and Personal Support Services. Launched Resident Councils and Grassroot Leaders groups in neighbourhoods
2020
Launched the food collaborative. Nominated as one of the best settlement agencies across Canada; won the Canadian Immigrant and RBC 2020 Settlement Agency Award. TPCH operational funding committed by City of Toronto Strategic Plan: 2020 -2024
2019
Started the Bicycle Hub. Launched Share & Re-use programs at St. James Town & The Corner @ 240.
2018
Lease secured between TC- LHIN Toronto Central - Local Health Integration Networks ( TC- LHIN) & Morguard for TPCH Capital initiatives for TPCH & United Way and City of Toronto commitments
2017
Won United Way Spirit Award for community giving excellence. Rebranded with a name change TNO The Neighbourhood Organization. Thorncliffe Park Community Hub (TPCH) idea was conceivced
2016
Expanded partnership with Community Resource Enterprise Centre for Career Education and Employment for Women Program. Secured base funding for HATP, co-led by Flemingdon Health Centre (FHC). Community Development initiatives & Community Gardens
2015
Expanded employment services with Youth Job Connection and Youth Job Connection Summer programs. Piloted HATP in collaboration with Sunnybrook, East General, South Riverdale, SET-FHT( South East Toronto Family Health Team) Strategic Plan: TNO Vision 2020
2014
Merged with Flemington Neighbourhood Services & became a housing support provider. Secured funding for Health Access St. James Town. Conducted Health Access Thorncliffe Park (HATP) Gap Analysis.
2013
Delivered entrepreneurial training and micro-financing program with Access Community Capital Fund. Piloted Health Access.
2012
Won the United Way Spirit Award. Conceived the Health Access initiative.
2011
Opened St. James Town Community Corner (The Corner @ 200).
2010
Opened employment services center at 1 Leaside Park Drive. Secured funding for Local Immigration Partnership (LIP). Started IMG Study Group.
2010
Opened employment services center at 1 Leaside Park Drive. Secured funding for Local Immigration Partnership (LIP). Started IMG Study Group.
2009
Completed a comprehensive needs assessment called “Understanding Thorncliffe Park” Designated as a service delivery site for Employment Ontario (EO).
2008
Opened the Community Wellness Centre at 28 Overlea. Provided senior services, settlement services, language program, youth host, and admin support. Name Change from Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Office of Toronto for Social & Multicultural Development to Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Office.
2007
Expanded services to Crescent Town. Opened a new LINC class and added a settlement worker at Crescent Town Club.
2006
Expanded settlement services, adding a new location at East York Town Centre. Launched Caregivers Program. Initiated St. James Town Hub development. ECE (Early Childhood Education) Bridging Program in collaboration with George Brown College.
2005
Opened the Thorncliffe Youth Centre, the first youth-dedicated space in the neighborhood. Celebrated the 20th anniversary of serving the community.
2004
Began implementing Needs Assessment recommendations through strategic planning.
2003
Awarded leadership in Ontario Early Years Initiative for Family Resource services (0-6 years). Conducted needs assessment sponsored by Ontario Trillium Foundation for future planning.
2002
Began offering employment services to newcomers. Developed a funding partnership with Human Resources Development Canada. Launched employment counseling and Job Search Workshop.
2001
TNO continued to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
2000
Relocated LINC Program to 18 Thorncliffe Park Drive. Added another SWIS (Settlement Workers In School) Cluster to TNO's SEPT Program.
1999
Participated in the pilot project for settlement in schools (SEPT - Settlement and Education Partnership in Toronto) to support children and families.
1998
Organized the first Youth Conference in partnership with Marc Garneau CI, East York CI, and Toronto Police.
1997
Piloted a senior programs for South Asian seniors. Began offering Women Support Programs.
1996
Introduced a Youth Worker for Newcomers at Marc Garneau CI and TNO.
1995
Lost Jobs Ontario program, resulting in funding cuts. Underwent a major agency reorganization.
1994
Became a United Way agency, establishing stability. Started youth and settlement programs at Marc Garneau CI.
1993
Received funding to hire its first Gujarati/Hindi/Urdu-speaking Settlement Worker to serve the large South Asian community in the neighbourhood. Began offering full settlement services to all community members in need of assistance.
1992
Moved the head office to a storefront location at East York Town Centre. Appointed as the East York Broker for the Jobs Ontario Training Program. Launched LINC program at the Thorncliffe Park Public Library.
1991
Initiated the Bridging Project between TNO and Community Care East York aimed to support seniors in the neighbourhood. Hired the first Senior Worker to assist seniors in accessing services and programs offered by government and non-government agencies.
1990
TNO continues to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
1989
Expansion of Settlement for family support programs.
1988
Expansion of office space at the Chapel-in-the-Park complex, 18 Thorncliffe Park Drive.
1987
TNO continued to enhance its services, working closely with community partners to provide essential resources and programs that support newcomers and residents alike.
1986
Became a registered charity in January. Began providing services from a portable classroom (East York Board of Education).
1985
The Neighbourhood Office was established by a group of community volunteers at a local school. It later relocated to a shared space within the Thorncliffe Park Day Care Centre, which is situated in the Public Library.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
2024-25
Building the Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Opening in January 2025. TNO ReOrg new layer of leadership. TPCH operational funding committed by United Way. Strategic Plan: 2025 - 2028.
2023
Opened the Youth Hub @ Thorncliffe Park. Opening a new office in Oshawa (Durham Region) & Simcoe (Norfolk County) to support Migrant Workers & newcomers.
Reports & Publications
Annual Reports
TNO’s annual reports highlight our impact and achievements over the past year. Through these reports, we showcase our commitment to empowering communities, delivering essential programs, and fostering meaningful change.
Explore our latest reports and see how we build stronger communities together.
Arriving 2 Thriving
A study on newcomer wellness needs in Durham.
A collaborative project between Durham Community Health Centre (DCHC) and The TNO – Neighbourhood Organization (TNO).
Service Delivery Model & Community Engagement Strategy
WoodGreen Community Services and TNO – The Neighbourhood Organization are pleased to present a Service Delivery Model and Community Engagement Strategy for the Community Hub to be located at the new Dawes Road Library.