Page 1 1 Toronto Consortium: Recent CDP Data Use & Wellbeing Toronto Tool Community Data Program Meeting May 21&22, 2015 – Montréal.

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Page 1 1 Toronto Consortium: Recent CDP Data Use & Wellbeing Toronto Tool Community Data Program Meeting May 21&22, 2015 – Montréal

Page 2 CDP Toronto Consortium CDP Consortium Fee (excl. tax) $19,990 City of Toronto Share 70 % ($13,915) Number of Members in Toronto 35 City of Toronto11 ABCDs Health12 Multi-Service5 Education/Employment1 Children/Youth1 Immigrant/Settlement1 Counselling1 Food/Clothing1 Other4 Toronto CDP Revenue by Type of Organization Members by Organization Type

Page 3 Woodgreen Community Services Developed a map used for the Toronto Local Immigration Partnership

Page 4 Artscape

Page 5 Canadian Mothercraft Society CDP data used by Canadian Mothercraft Society to contextualize results from their Early Development Instrument.

Page 6 Hidden Epidemic Report

Page 7 Child and Family Outcomes

Page 8 Equitable Outcomes

Page 9 City of Toronto: Where we are headed Youth Asset Mapping (link)link Social Development Dashboard (link)link Neighbourhood Monitor (link)link Social Atlas (link)link Housing Indicator

Page 10 Challenges Sole-source issues. Legal challenges with complicated licensing language. Loss of analytical capacities in the NGO sector. General awareness (a “data-only” initiative). Capturing NGO agency input on data acquisitions. Challenges and opportunities on non-Census data.

Page 11 For more information contact: Social Policy, Analysis and Research Social Development, Finance and Administration City of Toronto Telephone: Fax: Harvey Low Manager Heath Priston Planning Analyst

Page 12 Wellbeing Toronto

Page 13 Toronto Neighbourhoods

Page 14 Data Presented by Neighbourhood

Page 15 Multiple Socio-Economic Indicators

Page 16 Time Series Data Now Available

Page 17 Seniors 65+ in Toronto

Page 18 Outdoor Spaces & Buildings

Page 19 Data Export

Page 20 Close-Up on Seniors in Ward 25

Page 21 Neighbourhood Information

Page 22 With Locations of Services

Page 23 For more information contact: Social Policy, Analysis and Research Social Development, Finance and Administration City of Toronto Telephone: Fax: Harvey Low Manager Heath Priston Planning Analyst