When we take a moment to appreciate the people around us, share encouragement, or simply let someone know they matter, we create connection, and that connection fills our own cup, too.

Our team at CFSPD was proud to participate in the Working with Male Survivors Conference 2026, represented by Mandira Aich, Program Supervisor – Counselling and Therapy Program, and Raghida Mazzawi, Senior Manager of Clinical Programs. @fspeelca

At CFSPD, we provide counselling for individuals, couples, and families, along with wellness programs and community services. Every donation helps remove barriers to care, allowing more people to access the support they need. Help us continue this work: cfspd.com/contact/how-you-ca…

We spend so much time thinking about how we show up for others that we sometimes forget to notice how we show up for ourselves. Give yourself the same patience, compassion, and encouragement you’re so willing to give others.

We’re grateful to Howa Da Elkalam (هو ده الكلام – “Now We’re Talking”) for hosting our Senior Manager of Clinical Programs, Raghida Mazzawi, for an important conversation about domestic violence, with a focus on violence against women. Check it out at: youtube.com/watch?v=PWbP-eKx…

CFSPD’s HEAL Program offers compassionate, trauma-informed support for women and children who have been impacted by family and intimate partner violence (FIPV). Supports such as counselling, safety planning, and support groups for mothers and children. cfspd.com

Looking for counselling support? Visit our weekly CONNECT Walk-in Counselling Clinic! Located at 60 West Drive on the second floor, every Thursday from 12:30pm to 8pm. Please arrive by 6pm for same day support. To learn more, visit cfspd.com

Thanks to ShareLife's generous support, as a cherished donor, CFSPD is able to provide essential services and walk alongside individuals & families through life’s challenges. We are profoundly grateful for their partnership in this critical work. Support and follow @sharelifecan

Life comes with challenges, but you don't have to face them alone. At Catholic Family Services Peel Dufferin, we provide a welcoming, inclusive environment where individuals, couples, and families can access professional support tailored to their unique needs.

Looking for ways to support your family's well-being and strengthen everyday connections? Check out our parenting workshops, happening every week in the month of October! To register, visit tinyurl.com/2hpxxmx7

Happy Navratri! Catholic Family Services wishes all those celebrating a joyful and meaningful Navratri! May these nine days be filled with hope, love, and the strength that comes from community and togetherness.

Please note, we are closed today due to thanksgiving. We will resume regular hours tomorrow, Tuesday Oct. 13th, 2026. Please visit our website for more information on our hours.

This Thanksgiving, we take a moment to reflect on what we’re grateful for and to recognize the history and resilience of Indigenous peoples, whose lands we live and work on. We honor the importance of community, connection, and well-being.

CFSPD was proud to attend the “What’s Love Got to Do With It” Symposium, hosted by Zonta Club of Brampton-Caledon. Sheena Jones, Clinical Supervisor at CFSPD, was a featured speaker, presenting “All You Need Is Love” which shared valuable insights on healthy relationships.

Looking for ways to support your family's well-being and strengthen everyday connections? Check out our parenting workshops happening every Tuesday this month! To register, visit tinyurl.com/2hpxxmx7

Please note, our office will be closed for services, today, due to staff training. We will resume regular office hours on Monday, please visit our website to learn more about our office hours. cfspd.com

Today, we celebrate the older adults who enrich our families, workplaces, and communities with their wisdom, resilience, and lived experiences. National Seniors Day is a reminder to recognize the lasting impact that older adults have made, and continue to make in our lives.

Today, on Truth and Reconciliation Day, we honor survivors of residential schools, the children who never came home, and their families. It is important to continue learning, listening, and supporting, healing in our communities.

Sometimes the healthiest thing you can do in a difficult conversation is pause. Taking a break doesn’t mean you’re avoiding the conversation or giving up. It can mean recognizing when emotions are running high and giving yourself, and your relationship, the space to reset.

Looking for ways to support your family's well-being and strengthen everyday connections? Check out our parenting workshops happening every week in the month of October! To register, visit tinyurl.com/2hpxxmx7