During the school year SRRA offers a before and after school program for the neighbourhood and community children. The program is mandated by the Ministry of Education under the Child Care and Early Years Act (2014) Every Child Belongs - #0003578

Children are dropped off at the centre each day at 7:30 AM where they are given a hot meal, consisting of food items from each food group. Homework, social, recreational, and physical activities are implemented and supervised by professional staff and volunteers. The program runs until 6:00 PM.

This program is aimed towards girls and boys between the ages of 9 to 13 years old experiencing some forms of anti-social behaviours such as bullying, conflict with peers, physical aggression and low self esteem. The objective is to assist the girls and boys with self-empowerment by increasing social skills, positive life choices and decision-making skills, leadership skills and goals to academic success. Other topics of discussion pertinent to this age group are also discussed along with physical activities and homework assistance. This program is offered five (5) days weekly during the school year. 

Reclaiming Our Communities Investing In Our Youth (RCIY) is funded by Public Safety and Emergency Canada in partnership with Black Creek Community Health Centre. (BCCHC). The project is funded on the premise of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design. 

This multi-faceted program responds to the unique need of Black and Racialized youth ages 12-29, their families and the wider Jane-Finch Community The goal of the project is to collaborate with schools, Probation and Parole as well as the Youth Criminal Justice System with a view to reintegration, social support, housing and mental health support.

SRRA offers an active Senior's Program in partnership with three (3) local agencies funded by the City of Toronto and the Ministry if Health - Local Integration Health Network (LIHN). The objective is to offer isolated seniors an outlet to meet with other local seniors to socialize and to discuss issues that impact their lives socially, recreationally , physically and healthily. Guest speakers are often sought after for workshops and discussions which focus on health issues, security and safety, elder abuse, crime and victimization, elder domestic violence, pension and housing related issues, counselling support, independence and self-reliance, the buddy system, peer support and legal workshops pertaining to Wills and Power of Attorney.

The program offers a dynamic and enriching experience for children aged 5-12, combining outdoor activities with educational programs. Nestled in the heart of nature, SRRA Summer Camp provides a safe and supportive environment where campers can explore, discover, and grow. From tennis and swimming to arts and crafts and science experiments, each day is filled with exciting opportunities to make new friends and develop new skills.

Designed for children aged 5-12, our camp offers an exciting mix of indoor and outdoor activities that engage and inspire. From creative arts and sports to science workshops and nature explorations, each day is packed with opportunities for campers to learn, play, and make new friends. March Break Camp is the perfect place for kids to enjoy their break while discovering new interests and talents.