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Emmanuel Animodi, an extraordinary person who the community looks up to. His positive attitude is infectious and is felt by many. This is the ideal role for many other organizations such as Epilepsy Toronto, Canadian Red Cross and many more. Through his initiative in these companies, many individuals in the community of North York have been able to achieve success. How so? He works/volunteers with AFRO CANADIAN DEVELOPMENT (ACDI) Children program assist, tutoring programs, after school programs and providing school supplies. ACDI also supports newcomers and refugees. Emmanuel was also assisting the refugees and newcomers. He works with each person/family closely to provide them with job information, correct their CV, and look for housing. His work ethic does not go unnoticed by those around him. Ambitious, humble, out-going, efficient and a team player. The list goes on and on about how great of an individual this man is. Above all, he goes out of his way to assist the homeless. Each year he continues to join other agencies while they provide warm meals and clothes for the winter seasons. This is an individual who you would be pleased to have alongside your team. Emmanuel Animodi is here to help not only his local communities but others as well.

Dr. Bantu was a family medical doctor back in Angola, a humanitarian and philanthropist who has supported several hospitals in Africa with his medical experience. At present, Dr. Bantu is assisting the seniors in Canada with their health issues. He has contributed to the social welfare of seniors, adults, and adolescents in the community to which he belongs. Dr. Bantu was assigned to this volunteer position as a Refugees/Immigrants Co-ordinator who has strengthened and “Respect for Human Rights and Fundamental Freedom” in Angola (Article 16.2). With abundant knowledge of the Canadian Refugees/Immigrants program and settlement, Dr. Bantu is a man who respects and promotes individual and cultural differences and encourages diversity and inclusion all over the land of Canada.

Meet our facilitator and training coordinator, Leticia Animodi. She is a social activist who empowers and promotes social awareness in our community. With a background in criminal justice and social work, she ensures that everyone who comes through our doors receives the best care possible. Leticia is also our first aid instructor who provides standard first aid and as well as basic life support training. She also provides training on non-violent crisis prevention interventions (CPI). As the top trainer at our organization, she will ensure you do not leave here without adequate knowledge of your day-to-day life skills.