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Stonegate Community Health Centre
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Stonegate Community Health Centre

Support the health of individuals, families and communities Child and Youth Programs - Provide youth with a wide range of social recreational activities that will enable them to be peer leaders, and to enhance their personal and community capacity EarlyON Child and Programs - Free drop-in programs offer children up to the age of six, their parents, and their caregivers an interactive environment where they can participate a wide range of activities that help strengthen connections and foster healthy child development. Food Access Programs - Addresses food access and food security issues in the Stonegate community * support the development, implementation and operation of a local community g

10 Neighbourhood Lane, Unit 201
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Northwood Neighbourhood Services

Children and Youth program EarlyON Kids' Place EarlyON Weston Family Resource Centre

2801 Keele St, Unit 103
Black Creek Youth Initiative
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Black Creek Youth Initiative

Culturally sensitive range of supports for racialized youth and their families, including after school ​activities, mentorship, leadership training, professional guidance, knowledge and information sharing, and promotion of community involvement referrals and advocacy on issues addressing racial and systemic barriers service bridging program Homework Motivation Club Youth Hub weekly after school program summer employment opportunities youth violence prevention support in developing positive peer networks virtual workshops such as time management, budget friendly cooking, organization, self esteem, confidence building and conflict resolution online library includes blogs, videos, documents,

25 Martha Eaton Way
Springboard - Youth Justice
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Springboard - Youth Justice

Many youth who come into conflict with the law face multiple challenges that put them at risk for criminal behaviour, including but not limited to emotional and behavioural disorders, learning disabilities, parental abuse and neglect, and poverty. On the other hand, some offences may be committed by youth mainly due to lack of maturity. Springboard delivers a number of youth justice programs in the community that, in keeping with the principles of the Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA), hold youth accountable for their behaviour through measures that are proportionate to the seriousness of the alleged offense.

2 Carlton St, 800
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Kennedy House Youth Services. Kennedy House Youth Shelter

We are devoted to the principles of child and youth welfare, the integrity of healthy relationships, and the importance of individual care planning. We will try to anticipate opportunities for service, to make right decisions at the right time.

1076 Pape Ave
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Moorelands Kids

Investing in leadership and life skills learning programs for kids to create connections, build confidence, gain competence and develop character. Creating connections with families and kids facing economic barriers Forming collaborative partnerships with schools, community agencies, foundations, corporations and individuals ready to champion and support Moorelands Kids’ programs. Harnessing a Positive Youth Development framework to enable and empower kids to meet the challenges of adolescence and adulthood while achieving their full potential.

251 Consumers Rd Suite 601, North York, ON M2J 4R3
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Project Canoe

We use the outdoors, including wilderness canoe trips, to create a transformative environment in which our youth develop life skills, social competencies, and resiliency, thereby fostering their own personal success.

720 Bathurst St
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Shelters

Native Youth Resource Centre, Drop-in

The Native Youth Resource Centre provides support and advocacy in the areas of housing, education and employment for Aboriginal youth ages sixteen to twenty-four. While many of our clients have been involved with our Child Welfare services, some are Aboriginal youth who have recently arrived in Toronto. All are seeking opportunities, supports and stability. For more information, please contact

655 Bloor St W
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Shelters

StepStones for Youth

StepStones for Youth is a registered charity that exists to support youth in and from the foster care guided by the belief that every youth deserves the opportunity to thrive. Our programming assists marginalized youth in and from foster care in attaining their education, securing safe, long-term housing, stabilizing and improving their mental health, and developing permanent support people and networks they can rely on for life. Of youth at StepStones: - 85% of youth have either graduated or are attending high school. - 89% have stable housing within 6 months in the program - 87% of youth have a (non-professional) supportive adult in their life within 12 months in the program - 0% of youth are involved in criminal behaviour within 6 months in the program Every child and youth has the right to unlock their inherent potential and belong with people who love them unconditionally throughout their life. Our community of partners and volunteers has created transformative change in the lives of young people from foster care for over 17 years.

700 Markham St Suite 215
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Dovercourt Boys and Girls Club

Dovercourt Boys and Girls Club provide’s a safe and supportive place where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome barriers, build positive relationships and develop confidence and skills for life.

180 Westmoreland Ave
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Toronto Military Family Resource Centre

Information and referral * community integration * counselling and crisis support * stress management * deployment support * personal development including second language training and employment assistance * self help groups * child, youth and parenting support programs * licensed child care and preschool program for children birth-5 years * volunteer services * workshops

5 Yukon Lane
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Children’s Aid Society of Toronto - North York

Prevent situations that lead to child abuse and neglect by embracing, strengthening and supporting families, and communities

20 De Boers Dr, North York, ON M3J 0G6, Canada