The Bernard Betel Centre is a vibrant, non-profit community centre located in North Toronto with offerings for older adults (55+). We provide services and programs to over 5,000 individuals each year including fitness, recreation, trips and travel, special events, community support services, health and wellness, volunteer opportunities, and many more.
The organization is focused on "providing exemplary and multilingual educational, cultural and wellness programs in a safe and supportive environment to encourage healthy, active and creative living for individuals 55+".
Company Details
- Employees
- 33
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 1003 Steeles Ave W, Toronto,ontario,canada
- Industry
- Recreational Facilities
- NAICS
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Amusement, Gambling, and Recreation IndustriesOther Amusement and Recreation IndustriesMarinasBowling CentersAll Other Amusement and Recreation Industries
- Website
- betelcentre.org
- Keywords
- Seniors, Older Adults, Fitness & Dance, Health Promotion & Wellness, Hebrew Language Program, Russian Language Programs, Computers & Digital Media, Holocaust Programs, Lifelong Learing & Education Programs, Trips & Travel, Community Support Services, Special Events & Concerts, Volunteer Opportunities, Clinics, Chiropody Services, Recreation, Arts, Music Programs, Intergenerational, Jewish Programs.
- HQ
- Toronto, Ontario
Bernard Betel Centre Questions
Bernard Betel Centre's website is betelcentre.org
Bernard Betel Centre's LinkedIn profile is https://ca.linkedin.com/company/bernard-betel-centre
Bernard Betel Centre has
33 employees.
View email and phone details for 33
employees at Bernard Betel Centre.
Bernard Betel Centre's industry is
Recreational Facilities
Bernard Betel Centre's top competitors are
Uja Federation Of Greater Toronto,
Jdy Theatre,
Heritage Square Retirement Living,
Spa Ltc,
Oregon Living & Rehabilitation Center, Llc,
Canadian Red Cross,
Baycrest,
Circle Of Care, Sinai Health,
Carleton Victoria Community Vocational Board,
Better Living Health And Community Services.
Bernard Betel Centre's categories are Recreational Facilities
Bernard Betel Centre's founding year is 1965
