Midaynta Community Services

7 Daily Habits for Better Mental Health 💙

Small habits. Big impact.

Which habit will you focus on today?

Health Mondays # Mental Health Awareness

📢 NEW FOOD BANK OPENING IN THE COMMUNITY!

We are excited to announce the opening of the Midaynta-Bellevue Food Bank!

📅 Opening Date: Tuesday June 16, 2026
📍 Location: 5 Bellevue Crescent

Our goal is to support individuals and families in our community by providing access to essential food resources in a welcoming and dignified environment.

If you or someone you know could benefit from food support, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Everyone deserves access to nutritious food and a caring community.

🤝 Help us spread the word by sharing this post with your friends, family, neighbors, and community networks.
Together, we can ensure that no one goes hungry.

📍 Midaynta-Bellevue Food Bank
🗓️ Opening Tuesday June 16, 2026
📌 5 Bellevue Crescent

Midaynta Community Services stands in solidarity with Omar Abdulkadir Artan and the global Somali community. As the first Somali FIFA referee to reach this level, his journey represents excellence, resilience, and the power of representation.

We thank Canadian leaders who have spoken in support of inclusion, equity, and opportunity. Today, we stand with those who continue to break barriers, challenge stereotypes, and inspire future generations.

On National Gun Violence Awareness Day, the Mending a Crack in the Sky mothers are proud to stand alongside Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree, MPP Chris Glover, First Deputy Mayor Ausma Malik, councillor Francis Nunziata and other key leaders to advance efforts to end gun violence and highlight the vital importance of their work in the community.

Today, MCIS (Midaynta Community Services) joins communities across Canada in remembering those whose lives have been lost to gun violence and standing in solidarity with survivors, families, and loved ones affected by violence.

PeaceStartsWithUs 🧡

Eid Mubarak, from our Midaynta family to yours✨

Wishing peace, joy, and blessings to everyone celebrating Eid al-Adha this year.

Bridging knowledge to care starts with community 💙

Join us for the Youth for Change Conference as we come together to explore culturally grounded approaches to supporting Black youth and strengthening pathways to care.

🗓 May 19–21, 2026
📍 Woodbine Banquet & Convention Centre, Toronto

Connect with practitioners, advocates, and community leaders committed to meaningful change.

🎟 Register now through the QR code on the flyer

Midaynta EquityInCare

MCIS mothers met with Deputy Mayor Amber Morley to discuss their ongoing collaboration with the Toronto Police Service Board and the City of Toronto, highlighting their dedication and volunteer efforts to advance youth safety and protect the well being of their community.

A powerful day with our EmpowerMENt youth.

We kicked things off at the Ontario Court of Justice, where participants got a firsthand look at how the justice system works, observing real proceedings and deepening their understanding of the law beyond the classroom. 💼⚖️👩🏾‍⚖️

We wrapped up the day at The Rec Room with games, food, and team-building activities for a truly unforgettable experience. 🕹️🎮🏀