Through club initiatives, special events and drop-in times, the Frontlines staff of trained workers and volunteers provide a friendly environment where people feel both cared for and safe. It is a place where children and youth are encouraged to choose constructive alternatives that will further growth and development. Beyond working with the physical, mental and social needs of youth, Frontlines also strives to address their spiritual needs.

A common theme of our programs is bringing people together of different income levels, ages, and cultural backgrounds to promote mutual understanding and co-operation. All of our programs provide practical, tangible services that meet real needs and add value to groups within our community.

Through our programming, our staff builds impactful relationships with our participants and their families. These relationships foster collaborative problem solving and create positive change.

BIG Breakfasts

  • December 10 – Frontlines – Was a great success!!
  • January 14 – Uxbridge Baptist Church, Uxbridge
  • February 18 – Weston Presbyterian Church

BIG Breakfasts are hosted by different organizations or groups of volunteers so the locations change from time to time. BIG Breakfasts always start at 9am. Come out to enjoy a great meal and make an impact in the lives of Weston’s children and youth. Tickets can be reserved or bought at the door for only $12. Call for more details.

NEWS

Frontlines has been awarded the The Mayor’s Community Safety Award!
This award celebrates organizations that “show leadership in promoting safety and violence prevention and work hard to prevent and reduce crime.”

  • Frontlines’ Annual Dinner will be held on April 13th, 2012 – more details to follow!
  • Donate now through Canada Helps


  • Our Mission Statement:
    Frontlines addresses the pressing needs of Weston’s children and youth, engaging them with a Christian Presence. We foster and restore wellness and respect among our diverse neighbours by building relationships and providing programs that address the whole child.