Dixon Hall’s leadership team are experts in their areas of work and can speak to many different challenges in the city of Toronto, including but not limited to:
- The homelessness and affordable housing crises
- Seniors health and wellness
- Poverty and income inequality
- Supporting inner city youth and families
- Newcomer and settlement services, including employment
For press and media related inquiries or to schedule an interview, please contact:
Faisal Ikram
Director, Marketing Communications
e. faisal.ikram@dixonhall.org
t. 416.863.0499 x2062
c. 647.336.2447
Latest News
Governments of Canada, Ontario and Toronto invest in Dixon Hall Youth Centre
We’re thrilled to announce we’ve completed fundraising for our new youth centre in the heart of Regent Park, thanks to…
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Showing Love in Regent Park: Using Food to Maximize Social Return
Our Social Enterpise restaurant, the Show Love Café has recently undergone some big changes – including a menu refresh!
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Harm Reduction: Working with Marginalized Populations to Minimize Risk and Encourage Healthy Change
Lessons in harm reduction principles from our Harm Reduction Worker, Chris Snodgrass.
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Camp is in Session!
Welcoming Dixon Hall’s counselors and campers for Summer 2017 and reflecting on some of the skills they’ll learn over the…
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Living Your Best Life – Seniors Month and Ending Isolation
Seniors Month takes place in Ontario every June. The theme for 2017 is “Living Your Best Life,” How does our…
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Children and Youth Manager Kenneth Slater wins Bhayana Family Foundation Award
Dixon Hall Manager of Children and Youth Kenneth Slater wins a Bhayana Family Foundation award.
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Catching up with Dixon Hall Music School Alumna Talena
Talena Jackson took piano lessons at Dixon Hall Music School throughout the 90s. She shares some of her fondest memories…
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Beyond Fun in the Sun: Dixon Hall’s Summer Camp and Youth Mental Health
Director of Children & Youth programs Sandra Costain explains the positive impact of summer camp on youth mental health.
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A Case of Serendipity: Q&A with the irreplaceable volunteer Vivien Dzau
National Volunteer Week takes place annually in April. To mark this 2017’s event, we turned the spotlight on one of…
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