The First Portuguese Canadian Cultural Centre

Description

The First Portuguese Canadian Cultural Centre (FPCCC) was founded in 1956 by the pioneers of Portuguese Immigration to Canada.
Over time it has evolved into a multi-service organization serving the Portuguese Community in Toronto and surrounding areas. We have programs for individuals of all ages: Youth - Current programs and service include an Heritage Language School for approximately 350 children, teens and some adults. Yearly March Break and Summer Camp for approximately 150 children aged 4 to 11. Adults - Adult Programs such as ESL, computer classes, tapestry, painting and embroidery Classes for over 600 Adults. Seniors - A Senior’s Centre with over 7,500 repeat visits a year. The centre provides a diverse educational, recreational and social activities in an open and friendly environment aiming to improve the quality of life of older adults. The centre prepares over 8,000 meals a year and also offers Cultural programs Direct Services, and Monthly Cultural Events that showcase Portugal’s culture and traditions.