MISSION STATEMENT
National Council of Jewish Women of Canada, Toronto (NCJWC Toronto) is a non-profit organization committed to enhancing the lives of individuals within our own community and the broader multi-cultural community through education, service and social action.
LATEST NEWS
Now in it's second year, National Council of Jewish Women of Canada, Toronto is supporting Jewish Family and Child Service and Catholic Children's Aid Society of Toronto to help set more kids up for summer.
Calling all caregivers! Access FREE support resources and recording from the April 27th event.
Jewish Heritage Month: Recognizing the past & present. Celebrating the future!
Lori Litman, Projects, NewsAll month we will be showcasing amazing women from our past and present. Nominate someone who is doing good in their community who is paving the way for the future!
Helen Weisbrod was a long-standing member of the National Council of Jewish Women of Canada, Toronto. Helen's family established this scholarship in her memory to provide opportunities to a worthy student requiring financial assistance.
This year, the Ontario Jewish Archives (OJA) is celebrating 50 years of collecting our community’s history and is showcasing NCJWC. Explore the collection and watch the film.
Did you do something outrageous this morning? Thank you to everyone who came out to see the GLORIA:A LIFE performance and Talking Circle. It was a tremendous and inspiring performance.
CURRENT PROGRAMS
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As our contribution to Canadian Jewish Heritage Month, NCJWC, Toronto is proud to highlight the inspirational role and impact that these Canadian Jewish women have made and continue to make. 2023 - Throughout the month of May we are celebrating and showcasing amazing women of our past and present. See who we are featuring. Learn more. Let's shine a spotlight on amazing young girls, teens and women who are paving the way for the future! Submit a nomination.
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NCJWC, Toronto is a proud sponsor of Teaching Awareness through Puppetry (TAP) (Formerly known as Kids on the Block), we initiated this program in 1984 (See history) TAP is an arts based, educational awareness program that teaches children in grades K-6 about awareness and understanding of differences. Our interactive workshops use lively, life size puppets to engage youth to break down barriers and enable students to have rich conversations and learn about a variety of issues such as anti-b...
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Drive for Dreidels is a partnership with Jewish Family & Child, The Cooper/Shear Family, Miles Nadal JCC, Joseph & Wolf Lebovic Jewish Community Campus and UJA Federation Drive for Dreidels is committed to addressing the needs of the impoverished in our community. During the Drive for Dreidels, toys and gift cards are collected ensuring that thousands of Jewish children in the GTA have a new toy at Chanukah. Donations of toys, gift cards or cash are accepted at Council House, Miles Nadal...
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