These workshops provide a unique opportunity for trans and non-binary people to learn directly from industry professionals who will share their career journeys. Each session will cover different aspects of employment, offering diverse perspectives and insights. To see the program schedule, visit the Trans and Non-Binary Career Connections page.
The HEAL program is a 12-week art therapy program for 2SLGBTQ newcomer women who are survivors of domestic and family violence. Attendees will explore arts practices, while building knowledge on healthy relationships, mental health, and available supports. Child minding, transit fare, and refreshments will be provided. 2SLGBTQ newcomer women who are survivors of domestic and...
Come for a nutritious breakfast, social activities and if you need, on-the-spot care from a nurse practitioner in a friendly space. All women who are homeless, sex workers, street-involved, and/or use drugs are welcome. No registration required. Contact for more information.
Connections 4 U Drop-In is for people who are experiencing homelessness, are underhoused, or stay in shelters. Access support for reaching goals from system navigators, on a short-term basis. Self-referrals only.
A weekly drop-in breakfast and harm reduction space for people who need Hep C testing or who live with Hep C. Join us to build community and share learning with others while doing treatment. Self and community referrals welcome. People who are Hep C negative are encouraged to contact us to inquire about other community...
A welcoming drop in for people who use drugs. STASH provides Hep C testing, naloxone training, harm reduction supplies, support, referrals, friendly chats, and snacks. All people who use drugs are welcome. Please note the STASH room capacity of three people at a time. Drop in, no appointment needed. For information, contact Jenn at 416-324-4100...
Surgical Self-Care is a virtual program for people preparing for gender-affirming surgeries. Learn emotional considerations from a mental health counsellor, as well as practical strategies from a primary care practitioner. Best suited for trans people considering gender affirming surgery within the next year.
Black, Caribbean, African or multiracial queer and trans spectrum youth aged 29 or under who live in Toronto, especially downtown, in the Jane-Finch/Black Creek or Malvern/Scarborough communities.
At this weekly clinic, Sherbourne Health clients with foot-related conditions can receive support from a registered nurse for issues such as include tough-to-cut nails, foot pain, warts, corns, and diabetes-related foot concerns. No appointment necessary, but pre-booking is welcome. To learn more or to pre-book, please speak to your Sherbourne Health care provider or a...
