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Lenore worked as a CYCP for The Toronto Catholic School Board, and also worked at The Open Custody Womens Group home before she stared working at the Rexdale Community Health Centre.

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Rexdale Community Health Centre - TO Wards Peace Youth and Children Program 

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Rexdale Community Health Centre - TO Wards Peace Youth and Children Program 

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Lenore is the program lead for this pilot project TO Wards Peace, which aims to intervene and prevent gun and gang violence in the community. This pilot project falls under the Youth and Family Services Team which is under the Health Promotion Team at Rexdale Community Health Center. This pilot draws on lived experiences of affected communities, such as trauma, anti-black racism and violence. The aim is to develop and implement community engagement approaches, innovative communication tools and social media strategies geared at violence intervention and interruption.

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Lenore is a mother of 1 who works as a partial load professor at Humber College.
She has been working for Rexdale Community Health Centre for a bit over 10yrs and is currently working on a pilot program (TWP)
After she graduated from High school, she went to Youk university at to do her undergrad in Sociology and got her BA. She changed her career back to the Accelerated CYC program at Humber and she also recently completed her Master's in Education last year online.

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TO Wards Peace Project (TWP)
- is a pilot program that is based on intervening and stopping community violence

- aids in schedule planning and keeping up gra

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Lenore has been working at Rexdale Community Health Center for 10yrs as a program coordinator.

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Pathways to Education - Mentoring Program

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Pathways to Education - Mentoring Program

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Pathways to Education - Student Parent Support Work

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Pathways to Education - Student Parent Support Work

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Each student who enrolls in our program is assigned a Student Parent Support Worker (SPSW). An SPSW's obligation is to assist kids throughout high school with whatever issues they may have, whether academic, social, or emotional in nature. SPSW provide kids with full support by cooperating with their parents/guardians and school staff to ensure they are supported in all parts of their lives.

Track student's monthly attendance, grades, credits

SPSWs and students are required to keep in touch frequently to discuss how their day went, how school is going, or anything in general

Have running workshops for staff and students to have movie and game nights or having open conversations.

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Lenore Simbulan went to York University for her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, right out of Secondary School. She decided to work in an unrelated field, then join the Accelerated Child and Youth Care program at Humber College. Lenore later completed her Master's Degree online during the pandemic.