Dixie Bloor Neighbourhood Centre

Employment Programs, Job Search Workshops, Food Handler Training, Entrepreneurship & Digital Literacy

Record #: MAL0136
Last Modified: 22 Dec 2025
Last Full Update: 22 Dec 2025

Phone

Office Phone 905-499-3762 ext 718 or 905-267-3137

Address/Location Info

Address DBNC- Dixie Bloor Neighbourhood Centre
3650 Dixie Road, Suite 103
Mississauga, ON
Canada L4Y 3V9
 
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Located In Community Mississauga
Intersection Dixie Rd and Burnhamthorpe Road, in Burnhamthorpe Library

Description/Eligibility/Service Details

Description Offers a wide range of employment & training programs: 
 
Job Search Workshops for Newcomers </b> - employment program for newcomers provides job search assistance at no charge * on completion of full workshop participants will receive a Certificate of Participation * all services offered free of charge * also available occasional child care facility 
Employment Support Services - provides one-on-one employment counselling * includes critique and advice on resumes, cover letters, references and other job search documents, interview and network techniques * assists job seekers individually in short micro-sessions arranged by appointment 
The Mentoring Partnership Program </b> for Internationally Trained Professionals. For more information, about Mentoring Partnership Program, kindly visit our website www. www.mentoringpartnership.ca. The Mentoring Partnership program is geared towards the skilled immigrant. This program matches unemployed newcomers (less than 5 years in Canada) who are Internationally Trained Professionals (Mentees) with an employed Canadian counterpart (Mentors) in the same occupation, based on shared educational background, similar work experience and common career goals. Duration of the match is up to 18 hours over a three-month period 
 
 
Food Handling Training Program </b>- Assists Job Seekers learn about safe Food Handling including sanitation, types of food related hazards, hygiene and food handling practices & regulations. It also assists with preparing for Food Handler Certification Exam, which is valid for up to 5 years. Job Search support in finding employment in food and hospitality sector. 
Entrepreneurship Program </b>- Assists participants who are interested in taking the first steps in Starting a Business. It helps support in Business Planning, Goal Setting, Marketing, Financial Resources and other supports available for Small Businesses. 
Digital Literacy & 1-1 Support </b> – Provides job seekers with 1-1 digital support on Computer Basics, MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word), Internet, Email and much more. Group Sessions on Employment Rights & Standards, Digital Footprint, Fraud Prevention and Personal Branding are also available.  
If interested please email: employment@dixiebloor.ca or call 905-499-3762 ext 718
Hours Mon- Fri 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Areas Served Mississauga - southeast
Boundaries Mississauga - Southeast
Eligibility
Job Search Workshops: Newcomers (Permanent Residents, Convention Refugees) and Job Seekers bring proof of Immigration Status
Fees None - Services are free
Languages English

Contact Information

Social Media Instagram Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mydbnc/
Website Website: https://www.dixiebloor.ca/whatwedo/employment/
E-Mail employment@dixiebloor.ca
Website https://www.dixiebloor.ca/whatwedo/employment/
Primary Contact Renu Malhotra, Employment Program Assistant, DBNC- Employment Programs; Phone: ext 718; Email: employment@dixiebloor.ca
Primary Executive Priyanka Sheth, Executive Director, DBNC; Email: priyankas@dixiebloor.ca

Other Info

Alternate Name Job Search Workshops & Employment Training Programs
Established 1998
Funding Regional / Municipal ; Provincial ; Federal - CAP: funded by Industry Canada ; Fundraising ; United Way ; Foundation - Trillium Foundation
Service Level (50) Non Profit

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