The Canadian Centre for Men and Families provides a broad range of programs: workshops, mentorship, advice, support and discussion groups, as well as individual, peer and family counselling.
Download our Canadian Centre for Men and Families Programs and Services Brochure
Family Shelter for Fathers and Children
One on One Therapy/Counselling
Legal Assistance Clinic and Legal Resource Centre
Survivors of False Allegations Support Program
Fathering After Separation or Divorce
Domestic Abuse, Violence and Trauma Support Services for Men
Healthy Eating Program (partnership with City of Toronto Public Health)
Mindfulness Meditation for Men
Contemporary Issues Facing Men: A Biweekly Discussion Group
Employment Support and Professional Development Workshops
Featured Groups and Guests Lecture Series
Mentorship for Boys and Young Men
Men’s Personal Support Group Counselling Program
To register for a program please fill out this form
If you have questions or concerns, please contact us
Please note that all participants of programs at the Canadian Centre for Men and Families must be over the age of 16 or provide parental consent. Participants must not be in need of emergency or crisis services, detoxification or withdrawal services. Participants must not be in immediate danger of hurting themselves or others. The CCMF is not equipped to offer medical assistance to individuals who have attempted suicide, are having suicidal thoughts, have experienced psychotic episodes, or have been diagnosed with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder, although we may be able to supply information on available options. The CCMF is a non-smoking facility.
I’m ingested in your mindfulness program and possibly other services you provide.
Good Afternoon,
Do you offer training for men/women who have been abused and or have abused and want to speak and help others?
Yes we do. Please call our office at 647-479-9611
Great. If you’re in Toronto please register here https://menandfamilies.org/register-2/. If you’re in Ottawa, please visit contact us https://menandfamilies.org/ottawa-about/
Donations: How can I donate men’s and children’s clothing?
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Where is the toddler time with Dad listed? I remember you saying you would offer it online. I have a friend who wants to sign up in Alberta. Is it available for Alberta too?