Midaynta Community Services
Building Communities Midaynta abides by a policy of non discrimination and equity. Our services are open to everyone and are free of charge.
Midaynta Community Services is a registered Canadian charity organization that provides settlement services and other programs that advances education by providing courses, seminars, meetings, counseling and other support services for refugees & immigrant in need. Midaynta was established in July 1993 as a family reunification project, and incorporated in August 1995 as a non profit organization committed to identifying and responding to the needs of the community. We have a team of professionals who are committed and passionate about their work.
10/07/2026
A big thank you to Toronto Police Service Division 22 for stopping by and generously donating food to our Midaynta-Capri Food Bank! ππ₯«
Your support helps us continue providing much-needed food to individuals and families in our community. We truly appreciate your generosity and continued support! ππΎ
FoodSecurity
10/06/2026
From a young age, many boys are taught to suppress emotion and equate masculinity with dominance. The EmpowerMENt movement works to redefine what it means to be a man, encouraging vulnerability, healthy communication, and respect for others. Breaking these patterns is essential in preventing future violence.
10/02/2026
We are honoured that Midaynta Community Services was represented at the Global Somali Diaspora Conference 2026 in Brisbane, Australia.
A special thank you to GSD Global Somali Diaspora for organizing such a meaningful event and for creating a space to bring together Somali leaders, changemakers, and community voices from around the world.
We are especially proud of our staff, Ruweida Hassan and Ebyan Gele, for representing Midaynta and contributing to important conversations on the role of the Somali diaspora, leadership, community development, and collective impact.
Thank you again for the warm welcome and for the opportunity to be part of such an inspiring gathering. We look forward to continued collaboration and connection with communities across the diaspora.
09/28/2026
Self-Care doesnβt have to be complicated.
Small moments of care still matter.
Make space for yourself, one small step at a time.
09/28/2026
π MYTH OR FACT?
You donβt have to be ready to stop using substances to ask for support. π€π½
Support means meeting you where you are, without judgment. Whether youβre unsure, thinking about making a change, or simply want to better understand your substance use, you deserve support and information.
Your journey is yours. You get to decide what change looks like for you. π
09/21/2026
We showed up. We stood together. We chose peace. π€βπ½
Midaynta came together to support the Community March Against Gun Violence, standing in solidarity with families and communities impacted by violence.
Today was a reminder that our voices matter, our communities matter, and together we can continue to choose peace and a safer future.
Choose Peace. Choose Future. ποΈ
PeaceInOurCommunity
09/12/2026
π€πΎ New to York Region? Looking to connect with community and learn about local services and resources?
Join Hope for Refugees International (HRI), YorkRegion.com, , Costanza Marchiorello and other community partners at the Ubuntu Welcoming Circle: Healing, Culture, and Community Connection during .
Alongside music, culture, wellness, art and food, the event will feature a Community Resource Hub where participants can meet organizations and service providers, ask questions, and learn more about programs and supports available in the community.
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Saturday, September 12, 2026
β° 2:00β7:00 PM
π Vaughan Welcome Centre
ποΈ FREE | Registration required
π Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1qPRiO3xAuzH0zZ193Nnh-wyOFsmvb9fDD8lmWIjXiy8/edit
Come connect, celebrate and experience Ubuntu: βI am because we are.β πβ€οΈ
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09/10/2026
Letβs Talk: Culturally Appropriate Care
Mental health and substance use can look different across cultures and communities.
Everyone deserves care that respects their culture, beliefs, experiences, and preferences. π€
Care should see the person, not just the illness.
09/09/2026
Take Back the Night β York Region 2026 π
Together, weβre standing in solidarity with survivors and calling for safer communities where everyone can live free from violence, fear, and blame.
No More Silence. No More Blame. Survivors Deserve Real Change.
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Thursday, September 10, 2026
β° 6:00β9:00 PM
π Riverwalk Commons β 200 Doug Duncan Drive, Newmarket, ON
Come out, connect with local organizations, access community resources, and add your voice to this important movement.
π Take Back the Night. Stand with survivors. Be part of the change.
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2150 Islington Avenue # 209
Toronto, ON
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Opening Hours
| Monday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Friday | 9am - 4:30pm |
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