Moeen Centre offers a variety of academic subjects and social activities that are tailored to the needs and abilities of our clients. We strive to provide innovative programming that challenge and aid our clientele, some of these areas of activities ...
With generosity of our supporters and volunteers we will be able to provide more programs to our center.
We are saddened to learn of the passing of the Honourable David C. Onley (June 12, 1950 – January 14, 2023) Lieutenant Governor of Ontario (2007-2014). A dedicated leader and a valued board member of the Moeen centre.
He was an inspiration to many in his life of public service and a tireless advocate for accessibility and disability rights. He will be missed.
Volunteers for general indoor cleaning between 9 am to 3 pm. (needs police clearance) Volunteers for cleaning the snow during the winter snowstorm season. (no police clearance)
Contact us at 416-264-5809 / send your resume, cover letter, & police clearance at info@moeencentre.org
Moeen Centre needs Volunteers ( minimum 1/2 hour per week between 10 Am-2 PM) to facilitate/teach/guide our autistic students in Arts and Crafts, play/entertain drums, storytelling, etc. It is free, to facilitate classes, Part-time and Full-time are Welcome, this is also for SSW, DSW, CSW, CYW, etc.
We are open Monday to Friday (9 AM-3 PM)
Please contact us at 416-264-5809 or by email at info@moeencentre.org
1) Two Dogs in a Trench Coat Go on a Class Trip - 2 copies left
2) Testing the Ice: A True Story about Jackie Robinson - 3 copies left
3) Operation: Secret Recipe (Geronimo Stilton #66) - 2 copies left
4) Scholastic Discover More: Polar Animals - 2 copies left
5) Flight of the Red Bandit - 2 copies left
6) The Little Red Fort - 2 copies left
7) We've Got the Whole World in Our Hands - 1 copy left
Come along and support us. Bring cash only, first come, first serve.
All proceeds benefit students' education, and with your help, we can assist more kids in improving their communication and mobility abilities as young adults.
Come along and support us. Bring cash only, first come, first serve.
What We Do
We are a non-profit organization for physically and developmentally disabled individuals.
In memory of Moeen Alam, an individual that suffered from such disabilities and lost his life at only the age of 18 in a house fire. His mother, Qaisar Alam was determined to honour Moeen’s legacy by introducing a centre that would offer individuals like Moeen the opportunity to learn and interact with others facing similar challenges.
Through the assistance of friends, family, volunteers and board members, Moeen Centre became a well-established organization that …
Our Mission
Moeen Centre is on a mission to facilitate the removal of barriers for young adults living with physical disabilities and developmental challenges and to increase their participation in their community by providing services that promote greater independence and reduce isolation.
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How You Can Get Involved
Call (416) 264-5809 to Donate Or Contact Us to get Involved
Supports and Services
The Moeen Centre is a non-profit organization that strives to reduce the isolation of intellectually delayed and physically challenged individuals thereby helping them reach their full potential and ensure full participation in all aspects of life. Operating Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 3 PM, we offer a variety of programs and activities including studies in language, math, social studies, computer, life skill training, health and fitness.
Testimonials
My daughter has been behaving very mature...
lately. As soon as I come back home from work, she comes out of her room and says "hello" and even asks me how my day was... In the morning, she says "good morning" and asks me if I had a good sleep. I used to ask her those questions daily and I tell her that I love her ... and now she is saying it back to me! I love the child that my daughter is becoming and she's so pleasant. She has not destroyed anything lately; I must say she is very pleasant, even more so than usual. Thank you" -A parent
It was such a pleasure meeting the person who ...
spends so much time with my daughter teaching her life skills and other things that will allow her to lead a normal life" -An appreciative mother
The Moeen Centre and its staff looked after my...
autistic child who is known to run away from home. With commitment from its staff and the daily routine established for my son, I was able to spare some time and find a job that now benefits my whole family. Thank you to all the staff at the Moeen Centre." -Appreciative mother
Our family was finding it extremely difficult to...
find a placement for our special child. Most of the institutions refused to take our son due to lack of space and his special condition that required constant supervision. We were very glad when the Moeen Centre and the staff offered their services to look after our child during the day. As a result, my wife was able to help in running our small business, we have less stress and it has made a significant difference in our lives to know that Moeen Centre is around to assist families such as ours.” –Parents of a Special Child
Truly all your efforts may not [all] be mentioned,...
but greatly appreciated. I have seen education wise the difference you have made in my daughter's life" -Note from a mother
I commend your organization's efforts to provide...
a range of programs and services to promote the empowerment of persons of physical and developmental challenges and to support the promotion and development of full participation and equality of persons with disabilities in our communities. I applaud the continuing efforts of your members and many volunteers and I extend my best wishes for success in your future endeavours and in the challenges and opportunities which lie ahead." -Derek Lee, MP (Scarborough-Rough River)
My daughter has been attending the Moeen Centre ...
since the beginning of the school year. She has adjusted well and I am pleased with the progress reports that describe the daily with activities that have taken place. I would like to see more activities like learning to take public transportation. This will help her to get acquainted with her surroundings. I would also like to see more students at the school which will allow her to be more social. Interacting with others will build her vocabulary and self-esteem. I learned about Moeen Centre from my local newspaper and not the government agency where I get my subsidy from. A lot more exposure is needed by government departments who supply funding for special needs program.” – Email from a mother
My son is 18 years old and is developmentally ...
delayed. He joined the Moeen Centre during March Break and the Summer Holidays. He liked the time he spent there and was very happy. It was very helpful for me when he attended the day program at the Moeen Centre as it freed up my time to carry on other family responsibilities. The Moeen Centre staff went out of their way and also offered to transport my son to the Centre. Thank you.” –Grateful father
