The AFC is the lifeline for Canada’s entertainment industry
Through compassionate support, we help Canadian entertainment professionals maintain their health, dignity, and ability to work.
Everyday Help
Programs, events, peer groups, and resources to support the people who work in Canada’s performing arts and entertainment.
Financial Wellness
Tools and resources to help build and maintain financial stability.
Mental Health & Wellness
Support to help cope with stress, anxiety, depression, life transitions, and more.
Peer Support
Space to share, learn, provide and receive support from industry peers.
Career Sustainability
Tools and resources to help build a sustainable and fulfilling professional life.
Financial Wellness Workshop
Managing Money During Retirement with Heather Walsh, CPA October 23, 2024, 1-2 pm ET on Zoom Retirement can be an exciting and fulfilling time for many, but it can also be full of unknowns. One way to make your retirement more secure and enjoyable is by learning how to manage your finances during this stage of life. This workshop is ideal for anyone currently in retirement or planning to build …
Roadmap to Care Series
Mental Health First Aid Training
Counselling Pilot
Designated Sharing Time
Land Acknowledgement
The AFC is a national charity that serves people working in the entertainment industry from across the northern part of Turtle Island, colonially known as Canada. Our offices are in T’karonto, the traditional territory of the Wendat, the Anishnaabeg, Haudenosaunee, the Chippewa, and the Mississaugas of the Credit. As a result of being settled here, we are included in the Dish with One Spoon Treaty, which has three guiding principles that teach us how we all can live and thrive together on these lands:
- Take only what you need.
- Leave some for everybody else.
- Keep it clean.
The Dish with One Spoon Treaty is an important reminder of our responsibility to the community. As we serve and support entertainment industry members on Turtle Island, our aim is to ensure that everyone has what they need, including their health, dignity, and ability to work.
