Offering a Range of Programs and Services to Strengthen Our Community
Dixon Hall’s Neighbourhood Services department works hard to bring out the very best in our vibrant neighbourhoods by engaging with residents that come from all walks of life, and working with newcomers in Toronto to integrate into their new homes.
Dixon Hall offers Income Tax Clinics every year from the middle of February to early April. With the help of committed volunteers, low-income residents and Dixon Hall service recipients can have their income tax returns prepared free of charge. Eligibility
How to Book an Appointment Call 416.863.0499 x 2037. Leave your name, telephone number and preferred Tax Clinic date and time, and our Tax Clinic Coordinator will return your call to confirm your appointment. For 188 Carlton St. Tax Clinics, call Intake at 416.863.0499 x 3022. What to Bring
| Tax Clinic Locations & Flyers 58 Sumach St. |
Our Settlement Service workers help newcomers adjust to life in Canada by connecting them to social and professional networks, as well as providing the information and resources they need to live and work in Canada.
Services are offered in English, Urdu, Saraiki, and Bengali, Farsi, Arabic, and include one-on-one counselling, conversation circles, relevant workshops, help with making informed decisions about life in Canada, and translation and interpretation services.
For urgent assistance, the following agencies offer drop-in settlement services:
The 519 Church Street Community Centre
Woodgreen Community Centre
Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto
University Settlement
St. Stephen’s Community House
Settlement Services Office
192 Carlton Street, 2nd Floor
Toronto, ON M5A 2H4
Pour des services d’établissement en français et/ou la formation linguistique en français, veuillez contacter Centre Francophone du Grand Toronto 416-203-1220 ou https://www.centrefranco.org/