True Vision

True Vision equips participants with the necessary skills to achieve meaningful and sustainable employment or career choices for their future.  

This program provides all the fundamentals of job-readiness, developing a personal digital brand, financial literacy and money management, and job and scholarship applications.  

Program Overview 

• Attend weekly workshops  
• Submit a feedback survey each session 
• Attend a weekly case-management session, one-on-one to offer support or mentorship 
• The final week features a round-table panel discussion with industry professionals, city officials, technical experts, employers, and TCHC support staff 

Benefits 

• High school students receive 30 hours of community service upon program completion 
• Connections to additional skills and job training, opportunities for job shadowing and placement, scholarship and city grant applications 
• Career Day: a tour to a local college or university to gain insight into post-secondary programs and campus life  
• Referrals to training, and employment. 

Requirements 

• Tenants aged 15 to 29 years, from a designated VRP community 
• Able to go to school and work legally in Canada 
• Access to a computer and internet connection
• A positive attitude, and work well in a team setting

In 2023, TrueVision recruited 25 participants from communities along the Jane Street corridor and 6 invitees from neighboring communities. On Career Day, the group visited Seneca College, King Campus.

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