This empowering 4-week series is designed to support your health and wellness as you prepare for your family-building journey. Offering practical, affordable, and actionable strategies, the program focuses on optimizing reproductive health with a holistic approach. Through a combination of economic and evidence-based tools, you’ll gain the knowledge and resources to strengthen your body, balance...
February 5, 12, 19, 26, March 5, 26 (VIRTUAL) March 22 (In-person) Guest Facilitator: Sam Leeson (she/her), BabyREADY, Childbirth Educator, Doula, Parenting Coach, Fertility Coach, Infant Feeding Specialist This 7-week queer prenatal workshop series is designed to support 2SLGBTQ+ individuals and couples navigating fertility, pregnancy, and parenting. Each class provides educational content, tools for emotional...
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...
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.
Losing a job, career, education, or simply switching paths in life, can be very stressful and demotivating. This session is geared to understand the different levels of grief that come with life changes. The aim is to engage in strategies to help stay positive and moving forward in future endeavors.
Rise & Thrive combines mental health discussions with culinary arts, celebrating cultural foods and building a supportive network. The program is for Black, Caribbean, African, and/or multiracial 2SLGBTQ+ youth (29 and under) interested in mental health awareness and shared meals. Who: Black, Caribbean, African, and/or multiracial 2SLGBTQ+ youth (29 and under). When: RISE sessions run March 4-April...
