WMRCC of Durham

WMRCC of Durham The Women’s Multicultural Resource and Counselling Centre of Durham Region is a Registered Charity founded in 1993.

We provide empowering counselling, care and supports to women, youth and children of diverse backgrounds.

✨Register your child or children in our new and FREE Children & Youth Program-Yagazie.This program supports children and...
09/02/2026

✨Register your child or children in our new and FREE Children & Youth Program-Yagazie.

This program supports children and youth ages 4-15years old in the Durham Region with improving emotional social skills, life skills and mentoring, physical and creative activities.

For more information, please contact the Project Lead: Rubaba .[email protected] or call 905-427-7849.

WMRCC was honored to collaborate with the Durham Region Municipality for Emancipation Day 2026.Together we honour progre...
08/27/2026

WMRCC was honored to collaborate with the Durham Region Municipality for Emancipation Day 2026.

Together we honour progress, celebrate culture, strengthen community, and champion inclusion. 🤝🏾✨

Our Engaging Men As Allies Event was a successful community dialogue. We are looking forward to more events.            ...
08/27/2026

Our Engaging Men As Allies Event was a successful community dialogue. We are looking forward to more events. Building inclusion. Breaking barriers. Creating workplaces where everyone can thrive. 🤝✨

✨With gratitude from our Executive Director, Esther to Mark Holland✨It was such a great pleasure spending time at The CN...
08/26/2026

✨With gratitude from our Executive Director, Esther to Mark Holland✨

It was such a great pleasure spending time at The CNE (The Ex) and receiving an exclusive tour from Mark Holland, CEO of the CNE, former MP for Ajax and former Minister of Health.

It was wonderful reconnecting and seeing firsthand the exciting work and vision he is bringing to this iconic Canadian institution.

Two longtime associates who share a genuine commitment to serving and uplifting their communities.

Congratulations on this exciting new chapter, Mark, and thank you for taking the time to personally show us around yesterday.

Wishing you continued success on this incredible journey! 🇨🇦👍

Mark your calendar✨On October 3, 2026, at 10 a.m., we’ll gather at 605Rossland Road East (Durham Region Headquarters), W...
08/26/2026

Mark your calendar✨

On October 3, 2026, at 10 a.m., we’ll gather at 605
Rossland Road East (Durham Region Headquarters), Whitby, for the Community Walk to End IPV, a powerful event led by 10 local organizations working together to end Intimate Partner Violence.

This united effort is brought to you by:
Bethesda House, Herizon House, Luke’s Place, Safety Network Durham - a division of CFSD, The Denise House, Victim Services Durham Region, Women’s Multicultural Resource and Counselling Centre of Durham, YWCA Durham, Durham R**e Crisis Centre and the Region of Durham.

Whether you’re walking for a loved one, for yourself, or for change - your voice matters.

Register now for Free and take a stand with us.

IPVAwarenessWalk.ca or Click Link in our BIO

08/18/2026

Mark your calendar!

On October 3,2026 at 10.a.m we'll gather at 605 Rossland Road East (Durham Region Headquarters), Whitby, for the community Walk to End IPV, a powerful event led by 10 organizations working to End intimate Partner Violence.

This united effort is brought to you by:

Bethesda house, Herizon House, Luke's place, Safety Network Durham - a division of CFSD, The Denise House, Victims Sevices Durham Region, The Division of CFSD, The Denise House, Womens Multicultural Resource and Counselling Center, YWCA Durham, Durham R**e Crisis Centre and the Region of Durham..

Whether your walking for a loved one, for yourself, or for change - Your voice matters. 💜

Register now for Free and take a stand with us.
IPVAwareness.ca or click the link in our BIO.☝️

✨Join WMRCC through our HER Power: Creating Leadership Opportunities for Women with Disabilities project for an engaging...
07/17/2026

✨Join WMRCC through our HER Power: Creating Leadership Opportunities for Women with Disabilities project for an engaging and thought-provoking community dialogue exploring the critical role men play as allies in advancing the economic empowerment and leadership of women with disabilities.

Creating inclusive workplaces and communities requires collective action.

This interactive event will bring together leaders, advocates, entrepreneurs, and community members to discuss how men can actively challenge barriers, promote accessibility, advocate for equity, and create opportunities that enable women with disabilities to thrive.

Whether you are a professional, employer, student, community leader, ally, or advocate, this dialogue will provide valuable insights, practical strategies, and meaningful conversations that inspire action toward a more inclusive future.

Kellina | Empowerment Coach For Deaf/HOH Women Ambassador Fiki 🌍🌟 The Reach Series✨ Ben Akuoko | Brightside Scope

✨Education post✨When barriers exists across systems, they can limit a person’s ability to build credentials, access supp...
07/15/2026

✨Education post✨
When barriers exists across systems, they can limit a person’s ability to build credentials, access support, and participate fully in the labour market.

At WMRCC, we believe accessibility must not be an afterthought. Workplaces should prioritize creating an excellent, seamless experience for all employees.

Our Youth Justice workshop has been postponed. Please stay tuned for the new date from our Youth Department. We apologiz...
07/08/2026

Our Youth Justice workshop has been postponed. Please stay tuned for the new date from our Youth Department.

We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

Engaging men as allies in gender equality is about promoting collaborative efforts, bringing everyone to the table to he...
07/07/2026

Engaging men as allies in gender equality is about promoting collaborative efforts, bringing everyone to the table to help create safer and inclusive workplaces.

“Achieving gender equality requires the engagement of women and men, girls and boys. It is everyone’s responsibility.”- Ban Ki-moon

Address

1355 Kingston Road, P. O. Box 66017
Pickering, ON

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19054277849

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