Birchmount Bluffs Neighbourhood Centre: Fostering the development of a healthy, caring community in all of its diversity.
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Welcome To BBNC!

Birchmount Bluffs Neighbourhood Centre is a charitable, multi-service community-based organization offering a broad range of recreational, fitness, social and learning programs to all members of the community.  Led by a locally-elected volunteer board, we welcome people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to participate in our diverse programs and services.


BBNC's funding proposal for updating the Family Resource Centre and expanding the Literacy Centre Click this image to read about BBNC's funding proposal for updating the Family Resource Centre and expanding the Literacy Centre to include numeracy.


Share Christmas News Clip

Click here to check out a Global News video clip featuring BBNC's Share Christmas program.


Bridges 2 Community Project

Bridges 2 Community is a new, collaborative project that supports South Scarborough residents from newcomer and ethno-specific groups to have a strong voice in the creation of culturally responsive programming and skills training that meets their needs.

Click here to see our full-color flyer, or click here for an accessible text-only version of our flyer.


Expanding The Reach: Empowering Women With Disabilities

"Expanding The Reach" is a project carried out jointly with Scarborough Women's Centre, Springtide Resources and East Scarborough Storefront, designed to help women with disabilities expand their leadership skills and increase the positive impact they have on their communities.  Click here to learn more.


Fresh Eyes Project & Video

BBNC is pleased to post "Fresh Eyes", an educational video based on an anti oppression project of the same name, offered by BBNC's Youth Drop In Centre.  During this youth-led project, run in 2010-2011, over 32 youth of diverse backgrounds explored anti-oppression principles, applying them to their lived experience of such oppressions as racism, sexism and ableism.  Click here to check out the video.  You can also click here to read the transcription and description for this video.


Safe Engaged Environments Disability (SEED) Project & Final Report

BBNC is pleased to post "A Safer City For All", the Final Report of the Safe Engaged Environments Disability (SEED) Project.  SEED was a 3-year action research project developed and carried out by people with disabilities for people with disabilities, engaging 304 direct participants.  BBNC was one of several active partners on the project.  Click here for a copy of the SEED Final Report and more information.
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"At the Centre" Poster Project

Click here to check out some great posters done by our BBNC participants.


BBNC Launches Mission, Vision, Values & Strategic Directions

On June 8 BBNC launched its strategic directions for the next three years, as well as its new mission, vision, and values. Click here to read our new mission, vision, values and strategic directions.


BBNC is the recipient of the 2009 City
of Toronto Access and Equity Award.
Click here for more information about the award.



Winter Registration


Winter Registration starts on Thursday, November 24 from 8am to 8pm.  Our bake sale will be held throughout the day as well!

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