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The Toronto Drop-In Network (TDIN) offers a range of trainings developed through its internal training and social enterprise program. These sessions are designed to strengthen the capacity of drop-in staff, managers, and volunteers to provide effective, inclusive, and trauma-informed services to participants.

TDIN trainings draw on the collective expertise of member agencies and experienced facilitators working within the drop-in sector. Sessions cover foundational and advanced topics such as best practises in drop-in settings, participant engagement, de-escalation, and supporting individuals who use substances.

Trainings are offered on a sliding-scale fee for member agencies and at a flat rate for external organizations.

For more information TDIN trainings or to inquire about custom training sessions for your team, please contact TDIN Training and Engagement Coordinator at 647-464-1733| engage@tdin.ca.

2 Upcoming Training Events

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Advocacy Workshop
TDIN would like to work with drop-ins to help with engagement.  We have prepared a short presentation and would be willing to come out to your drop in to discuss ways to engage in advocacy with y...
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Building Belonging: Centered Approach To Inclusion
Building Belonging is an interactive and reflective training rooted in Toronto Drop-In Network values of dignity, access, equity and mutual care. Grounded in real community voices and lived exper...
Case Management in a Drop-In Setting Training (Half Day)
Supporting participant-led goals is a sector best practice and a key function of the role drop-ins play in the lives of vulnerable community members. As frontline workers, it is critical to build sup...
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De-Escalation Training, June 9th
The Toronto Drop-in Network will facilitate a half-day in person De-Escalation training on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, 9:30am - 1:30pm. This training will focus on key learning points; avoiding a crisis, r...
Drop-In Best Practices
The drop-in sector’s best practices are effective and accountable ways of providing service in a meaningful and supportive way to its participants.Learning Objectives: Understand the evolu...
Effectively Supporting Drop-In Participant Engagement (Half Day Training)
Increasing opportunities for participants to collaborate and lead in planning, implementation, evaluation and decision-making processes of drop-ins and other programs is another ‘best practice&r...
Effectively Supporting Drop-In Participants Who Use Methamphetamine
The opioid overdose crisis is the defining public health crisis of our time, having taken tens of thousands of lives across Canada — including the lives of many street-involved people. While the...
Enhanced De-escalation
 De-escalation is an ongoing continuous concern.  This training, builds on some of the skills learned from the TDIN De-escalation Training.  This is a workshop format where we expl...
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Group Facilitation
Build Confidence. Create Connection. Lead with Intention. This Group Facilitation Training is an interactive 2.5 hour workshop designed to support individuals in building the skills, confidence a...
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Harm Reduction 101
Build a stronger understanding of harm reduction through this engaging and informative 2.5 hour workshop designed for service providers, frontline staff, peer workers, community members and anyone loo...
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Information Collection & Evaluation (ICE) Tool
Are you new to using the Information Collection & Evaluation (ICE) Tool, returning to it after some time, or looking for a refresher on reporting requirements? Schedule a 1:1 ICE Tool Training wit...
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Public Speaking
Build confidence. Find your voice. Strengthen your presence. This interactive 2.5 hour workshop is designed to support individuals in exploring their comfort levels with public speaking in a supportiv...
Sharing My Story
Using lived experience with intention, care, and impact  Sharing My Story is an interactive, trauma-informed training designed to support individuals in safely and confidently sharing their lived...
Supporting People On The Streets (SPOTS)
The SPOTS Workshop originated as project funded by the City to provide opportunities for Business Improvement Areas (BIA) members and other community members to increase capacity in terms of supportin...