Centre for Community Partnerships

 

Welcome to the CCP!

The Centre for Community Partnerships was founded to develop, with community organizations, partnerships that are defined, sustainable and action-oriented for students on all three University of Toronto campuses.  These partnerships have a dual aim to build educational capacity within communities of the GTA and Peel regions, and to enhance and broaden student learning.  Through the establishment of academic and co-curricular service opportunities, students enhance their learning of the social, cultural, ethical, and political dimensions of civic life.

 

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Learn More: About The CCP   

Upcoming Events

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5th Annual Faculty Summer Institute on Service-Learning

Join us on May 22nd at Hart House for our Annual Summer Institute on Service-Learning featuring workshops facilitated by celebrated scholar and practitioner Prof. Garry Hesser.
THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL

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TDSB Tutors in Schools

 

Help High School Students to Build Skills and Succeed!

Registration is now CLOSED for Fall 2013

News Icon 3The Rockcliffe Mentorship Program Needs Your Help to Grow!

Get involved in a unique new mentorship program for middle school students aimed to help inspire and support ALL students to achieve their full potential!

 

Click HERE for full information and to apply

 

Questions? Contact Roxanne Wright, roxanneb.wright@utoronto.ca

In Focus

Interested in Access and Success in Post-Secondary Education?

If you are a teacher, guidance counsellor, youth outreach worker or aspiring student interested in access to post-secondary education, visit Post Secondary is Possible.

 

What's New: Community Engagement and Outreach Network Updates

This space contains updates, announcements and information about U of T student groups who are members of the Community Engagement and Outreach Network through the CCP. For more info on getting involved in the Network, contact Lisa Chambers, lisa.chambers@utoronto.ca