This self-paced, online course is designed to help professionals in the social services and human services sectors enhance their customer service skills. Focusing on the unique needs of clients in these fields, the course emphasizes delivering caring, courteous, and customer-oriented service from various perspectives. Whether working directly with clients or supporting the customer service culture […]
In our society, aging in place is not only about comfort but is essential to preserving dignity, autonomy, and community connections for the older population. This workshop offers a unique social service perspective on empowering individuals to age gracefully and safely in their own homes. Drawing from social services, community outreach, and advocacy, this workshop
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The Animal Safety for Human Serving Organizations workshop, led by experts from the Toronto Humane Society, introduces social service staff to the human-animal bond and its significance in the context of human services. The workshop covers medical, wellness, and behavioral considerations for cats and dogs, offering proactive guidelines for pet safety in shared spaces. Participants
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Why are Shelter Standards important? This course will explore the structure of the shelter system in Toronto and provide an in-depth examination of the Shelter Standards, with a focus on common issues encountered by individuals working in or with the shelter system. The course will cover topics such as service delivery, client responsibilities, access requests,
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Please note that our office will be closed for the long Easter weekend from Friday, April 3rd through Monday, April 6th. We will resume regular business hours on Tuesday, April 7th.
Thank you for your understanding.
