Canadian Centre for Men and Families – No one’s invincible. Now there's a place for him and the people in his life.

We've opened the first family shelter for fathers and children who have experienced family violence

New FREE Online Programs

Canadian Centre for Men and Families is Opening Hubs Across Canada.

A Program for Separated or Divorced Fathers looking to maintain a strong relationship with their children.

We've opened the first family shelter for fathers and children who have experienced family violence

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New FREE Online Programs

Wherever you are, register for a wide variety of services.

Canadian Centre for Men and Families is Opening Hubs Across Canada.

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A Program for Separated or Divorced Fathers looking to maintain a strong relationship with their children.

Register for "Fathering After Separation or Divorce." Learn knowledge, resources and skills with a curriculum built for fathers, based on the best research from child psychologists, father-friendly lawyers and men's health providers.

Covid-19 and How it Affects Our Services

Welcome to the Canadian Centre for Men and Families, A Men's Centre in Your Community.
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We've opened Toronto's first family shelter for men and children escaping family violence.
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The first facility of its kind, we are an open, inclusive and safe space dedicated to the health and well-being of boys, men, fathers and their families. We provide workshops, counselling, discussion groups and a variety of special events. Programs include trauma and abuse support, suicide prevention, fathering, tutoring, mentorship and legal aid. We run services, research, advocacy, outreach and public education on all aspects of men’s issues. Please support our work. Or learn more by reading our Vision, Mission and Values (en francais) or watching these presentations from our Meet and Greet and Opening Week Press Conference

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Find out how you can contribute to improving the health and well-being of boys, men, fathers, and their families

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You know that boys and men are too often ignored in our community and social services. Please make a difference.

The opening of the Canadian Centre for Men and Families is the culmination of a successful campaign by the Canadian Association for Equality

Learn more about CAFE, the registered educational charity that governs the Canadian Centre for Men and Families, explore the campaign history or watch our Disposable Man PSA video which launched it all!

Media Advisory: Charger Golf Tournament Raises Landmark $25,000 for Healthy Fathers and Families

MEDIA ADVISORY – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Charger Golf Tournament Raises Landmark $25,000 for Healthy Fathers and Families TORONTO, ON – (August 20, 2018) The first of their kind programs for healthy and involved fathers at the Canadian Centre for Men and Families (CCMF) have just received a huge boost thanks…

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Public Event: Father Involvement Discovered to be Key Contributor to Health of Children

Join us for a public talk with Canadian researcher Professor Jess Haines on… Father Involvement Discovered to be Key Contributor to Health Outcome of Children Canadian Professor Jess Haines led a study this summer at the University of Guelph that found that parents, and especially fathers, play a key role…

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Join us for an upcoming event!

Please note that the following programs are available by appointment and do not show up on the calendar: Mindfulness Meditation for Men, Employment Resource Assistance and Consultation, and Mentorship for Boys and Young Men. Register for all programs here Tweet

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