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Kithship is a social health club for adults in and around Toronto to connect more meaningfully to their inner and outer worlds. Through intentionally designed socials, group workshops, and personalized peer support services, we promote urban social health initiatives. We invite you to bring your full self, balance the silly and the sacred, and delight in community with us.
You belong.
Our Values
Kindness
Delight
We treat ourselves, others, and the natural world with sincerity, respect, dignity, and a commitment to understanding.
Even when it doesn’t feel like it, the universe is full delight., and we are dedicated to feeling it to the fullest.
Play
Diversity
Our lives are enriched when we have relationships with people of different ages, races, genders, orientations, faiths, cultures, and perspectives.
People, especially women, are often pressured to give up play with age. Play is a key actor in our ability to connect with ourselves and others.
Reciprocity
To achieve harmony, as with all members of nature, we must find balance in both giving and receiving. This includes energy, teachings, care, and all social and practical currencies.
Village
Join a group of 5-7 community members in your neighbourhood to exchange meals weekly. Explore new foods, gain new skills, and make new friends.
Community members that register will answer a few questions about their food requirements and preferences and be matched with people with similar needs and tastes in their neighbourhood. After that you will meet up with your club weekly to exchange meals. Each person is responsible for bringing a serving for each member of the club.
Beyond weekly meetups with your group to exchange meals, you’ll be the first to be invited to Kithship Village exclusive educational events such as cooking classes, community garden tours, and foraging workshops.
This initiative serves many purposes:
Helps individuals, especially those living alone, to save money through encouraging and justifying bulk purchasing and preparation that reduces overall food costs and time spent preparing food.
Facilitates social eating, associated with positive health outcomes.
Promotes intentionality around food sourcing, preparation, and consumption.
In order for community to thrive, we need to be intentional, reciprocal, and consistent. This club’s purpose to connect you with other people that want those same things and value the beauty and importance of food as a vessel of community care.
This round of registration is open until April 30th, 2026. Groups will be matched in May.
To learn more about what makes a healthy meal, visit Canada’s food guide.
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You’ve probably been hearing people say lately “everybody wants a village, no one wants to be a villager” and I just don’t think that’s true at all.
If enough people are saying that, surely there are plenty of people more than eager to be a villager. The real problem is: there is no village. Our physical landscape (here in Toronto, and in much of North America) is not designed with the priority of human interconnectedness. Our landscape is the result of centuries of European colonization, that uprooted, displaced, and slaughtered the existing complex interconnected living system that had been in place for thousands of years. Centuries of calculated community fragmentation cannot be combatted with this “nobody wants to be a villager” individualistic mindset. The root of the issue is geography (we don’t have a village) and education (we don’t know how to be good villagers). But most people do in fact want to belong to a village and be a villager.
As humans, we naturally yearn for belonging, a sense of home, a place where we feel safe, seen, and wholly loved.
The first initiative of Village is More Than Supper Club. Community members that register will be matched with people with similar needs and tastes in their neighbourhood. After that you will meet up with your club weekly to exchange meals. Each person is responsible for bringing a serving for each member of the club.
This initiative aims to:
Help individuals, especially those living alone, to save money through encouraging and justifying bulk purchasing and preparation that reduces overall food costs and time spent preparing food.
Facilitates social eating, associated with positive health outcomes.
Promotes intentionality around food sourcing, preparation, and consumption.
In order for community to thrive, we need to be intentional, reciprocal, and consistent. This club’s purpose to connect you with other people that want those same things and value the beauty and importance of food as a vessel of community care.
Social Health‍ ‍is the aspect of your wellbeing related to the depth of your relationships and the meaningfulness of your connections with others. Just like physical fitness and mental wellness requires resources, skills, and supports - so does your social health.
Upcoming socials
Come hang the third Sunday each month. Each social is designed to promote vulnerability, authenticity, and connection. We meet every 3rd Sunday of the month to keep consistent and reliable. Every aspect of Kithship is informed by both science and lived experience to create an environment conducive to creating and nurturing meaningful relationships.
May 17th, 2026 | 11:00AM-1:30PM | High Park, Toronto
Cultural disconnection to nature in North America is causing words to describe the natural world to go extinct To bring awareness to this phenomenon and combat it, we are gathering to conduct a word search meets scavenger hunt.
Participants will be split into small groups and be given a list of nature-related words currently at risk of extinction. Your task is to find a plant, creature, or phenomenon that can be described using a word (or few) on your list.
Afterwards, we will gather to share what we found over snacks and refreshments!
🗓️ May 17th, 2026
⏰ 11:00AM - 1:30PM
📍High Park (We’ll first meet outside the High Park Nature Centre - 440 Parkside Dr, Toronto, ON M6R 1Y5)
🎟️ Pay what you can to support Kithship. Pre-registration is required.
June 21st, 2026 | 1:00PM | High Park
Come picnic in the park with fellow woo woo girls to celebrate the magical science of earth, astronomical systems, and the cultural and spiritual significance of the summer solstice.
Bring your blanket, tarot cards, favourite food and bevvies, instruments, and an open heart to celebrate the return of summer.
🗓️ June 21st, 2026
⏰ 1:00PM
đź“ŤHigh Park (43.642343, -79.466045)
$ Free! Pre-registration requested, but not required
Bringing something to share (food/drink/tarot cards/crafts/flowers/etc) and dressing up are highly encouraged!
July 19, 2026 | 1:00pm | Woodbine Beach, Toronto
Join us for a chill beach day with friends! We’ll have yummy snacks and bevvies, chill music, and a few activities to have fun and make new friends.
We’ll start with some structured games (including a sandcastle building contest judged by strangers!) and convos before transitioning into just hanging out. Feel free to come alone or with friends, but either way be ready to connect with other people excited to soak in the sun, dive in the water, and spark new friendships.
Those that register as a supporter will receive a complimentary Kithship pin as a thank you gift for your support.