Youth Action
St Catharines
Show More
Office: 905-934-9622 ext 228
Short Description
Programs are offered throughout the Niagara region, and consist of two components: School Programs and Friday Night Programs. Youth Action offers youth a safe and positive environment in which they can learn new skills, participate in a wide variety of activities and socialize with friends in a safe environment, while meeting positive role models.
School Programs
These free recreational drop in programs are offered throughout the week from 6 pm-8 pm at local school gymnasiums throughout the Niagara region. Gives youth the opportunity to participate in active games, play sports, special events and more.
Friday Night Drop-Ins
Give youth the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities including: swimming, gym games, video games, tournaments, special events, fitness, creative activities, and more. Offered at specific Health, Fitness and Aquatic Centres.
School Programs
These free recreational drop in programs are offered throughout the week from 6 pm-8 pm at local school gymnasiums throughout the Niagara region. Gives youth the opportunity to participate in active games, play sports, special events and more.
Friday Night Drop-Ins
Give youth the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities including: swimming, gym games, video games, tournaments, special events, fitness, creative activities, and more. Offered at specific Health, Fitness and Aquatic Centres.
Show Less
St Catharines
Show More
Office: 905-984-4365
17 Centre St
St Catharines, ON, L2R 3A6
St Catharines, ON, L2R 3A6
Short Description
Offer support services, programs and resources to at risk youth. Services include:
Emergency Shelter: Youth are given access to a bed, showers and meals and also programming including the Steps to Independent Living program, recreation and social activities and cooking programs. Also, offers emergency shelter to victims of human trafficking as well as crisis support and referrals.
Youth Reconnect: Connects individuals in unstable living conditions with the services they need without them having to leave their home community. Referrals can be made by anyone and a Youth Worker will contact you within 24 hours.
After School Programs: In partnership with over 15 different service providers, the RAFT operates six After School Programs for youth. Programs offer free and accessible recreation, leisure and educational opportunities.
Youth in Transition: Supports youth, ages 16-24, in their successful transition out of the child welfare system into adulthood. Workers assist help youth to develop and pursue their goals, and will support them to identify access and navigate adult service systems relevant to their specific needs.
Eternal Routes: Connects homeless youth unable to live with their parents and Crown wards aging out of foster care with relatives who would be willing to provide the youth with the support they need to transition into adulthood and avoid homelessness.
Niagara Assertive Street Outreach: Actively engages individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness to promote, connect, and coordinate access to the range of supports available across Niagara's Homeless-Serving System, including emergency shelter, housing and support services.
Emergency Shelter: Youth are given access to a bed, showers and meals and also programming including the Steps to Independent Living program, recreation and social activities and cooking programs. Also, offers emergency shelter to victims of human trafficking as well as crisis support and referrals.
Youth Reconnect: Connects individuals in unstable living conditions with the services they need without them having to leave their home community. Referrals can be made by anyone and a Youth Worker will contact you within 24 hours.
After School Programs: In partnership with over 15 different service providers, the RAFT operates six After School Programs for youth. Programs offer free and accessible recreation, leisure and educational opportunities.
Youth in Transition: Supports youth, ages 16-24, in their successful transition out of the child welfare system into adulthood. Workers assist help youth to develop and pursue their goals, and will support them to identify access and navigate adult service systems relevant to their specific needs.
Eternal Routes: Connects homeless youth unable to live with their parents and Crown wards aging out of foster care with relatives who would be willing to provide the youth with the support they need to transition into adulthood and avoid homelessness.
Niagara Assertive Street Outreach: Actively engages individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness to promote, connect, and coordinate access to the range of supports available across Niagara's Homeless-Serving System, including emergency shelter, housing and support services.
Show Less
St Catharines
Show More
Office: 905-988-1331
226 Merritt St
St Catharines, ON, L2T 1J6
St Catharines, ON, L2T 1J6
Short Description
A chapter member of Youth for Christ Canada, an international, non-denominational Christian ministry. The centre provides faith-centered programs for children and teens.
- Baby Boutique - provides essential items for babies and provides essential items for babies and pregnancy at no cost. Items include: Baby Clothing (newborn-2T), diapers, wipes, maternity clothing, blankets and swaddles *Furniture and other large equipment is available upon request
- Young Mom Support Group Support - group for pregnant and parenting moms up to age 25 focusing on life skills, mentoring workshops, resources and parenting support. Child minding via children's programs available during meetings
- Prenatal Classes - An 8 week program for young moms up to age 25 and their support person to learn about the pregnancy experience, starting from conception to newborn care. Some material that will be covered in this program includes: stages of pregnancy/ labour, parenting, physical and mental health, hazards during pregnancy, feeding, and after care.
- "The Deck" Drop-in Youth Centre - a youth centre for teens providing peer mentorship by adult volunteers.
- Children's Programs - space for babies and children to learn and explore while their moms are participating in the program.
- Girl's Only (GO) - Social and skill-building support group for girls involving activities and group discussions.
- Summer Camp - children's summer camp programs
Show Less
Upper Deck Youth Centre (The)
Lincoln
Show More
Office: 905-329-7607
3446 Rittenhouse Rd
Lincoln, ON, L0R 2C0
Lincoln, ON, L0R 2C0
Short Description
Drop-in centre for youth ages 12-18. Pool tables, air hockey, Foosball, video games, basketball and a snack bar are available. Trips are coordinated for youth in the summer. Afterschool Program for (Homework Help) Grades 2-6.
Show Less
Youth Innovations
Welland
Show More
Office: 905-735-9009
Seaway Mall, 800 Niagara St
Welland, ON, L3C 5Z4
Welland, ON, L3C 5Z4
Short Description
A youth recreation drop in centre offering a variety of free and fun services. Services include:
- Art Centre: Youth can draw, paint, and create masterpieces at their leisure
- Pool Table: Youth can drop in for pool or sign up for a tournament
- Lounge Areas: Multiple tables to do homework, play games or socialize
- Computer Cenre: two PCs and a MAC with programs and internet
- Media Centre: A flat screen TV, Netflix, and video games (Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and Wii)
- Ping pong table, 2 air hockey tables, retro table top game console
Show Less
Welland
Show More
John Howard Society of Niagara: Job Gym, 225 East Main St
Welland , ON, L3B 3W7
Welland , ON, L3B 3W7
Short Description
COVID-19: No in-person services offered until further notice. Youth are able to connect with a Youth Navigator via phone, text, email or social media (Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter), Mon-Thu 12 noon-8 pm. The following services are currently being offered: clinical services (Mental Health Counsellor, Substance Use Counsellor and Nurse Practitioner); non-clinical services (Mental Health Caseworker, Employment and Education Support (including assistance applying for CERB, EI, etc.); Wellness Activities. Connect with a Youth Navigator to register.
A "one-stop-shop" for youth seeking services related to mental health, substance use, primary care, education, employment, housing and other community and social services.
Services include:
Mental Health Counselling: Speak with a certified mental health counsellor about any mental health concerns.
Substance Use Counselling: A certified counsellor can help youth with reducing or eliminating substance use, setting, and achieving goals, improving relationships and learning life skills. Can also help with mental health concerns.
Peer Counselling and Support: Speak with a peer about any issues one might be experiencing related to mental health, substance use, employment, housing, or other areas of one's life.
Nurse Practitioner: Receive free health care services, referrals and/or discuss current health issues including sexual health, birth control, vaccinations, mental health etc.
Employment Help: Assistance from an employment counsellor with searching for jobs, preparing for work and/or building a resumé.
Mental Health Caseworker: Receive help with finding housing, preparing for employment/volunteering/education opportunities, filling out forms, managing money, setting, and achieving goals, developing a safety plan, accessing services in the community, etc.
Youth Navigator: Offers peer support and help with connecting to appropriate services in the hub or the community.
Wellness Activities: Presentations and/or discussion groups on various health and wellness topics. Examples of topics include harm reduction, safer sex and STI prevention, mindfulness, goal setting, etc. Indigenous cultural activities open to all youth, such as drumming, beading, ribbon skirt making, etc. Wellness drop-in activities such as fitness classes, arts and craft workshops, ping pong club, movie nights, video game nights etc.
A "one-stop-shop" for youth seeking services related to mental health, substance use, primary care, education, employment, housing and other community and social services.
Services include:
Mental Health Counselling: Speak with a certified mental health counsellor about any mental health concerns.
Substance Use Counselling: A certified counsellor can help youth with reducing or eliminating substance use, setting, and achieving goals, improving relationships and learning life skills. Can also help with mental health concerns.
Peer Counselling and Support: Speak with a peer about any issues one might be experiencing related to mental health, substance use, employment, housing, or other areas of one's life.
Nurse Practitioner: Receive free health care services, referrals and/or discuss current health issues including sexual health, birth control, vaccinations, mental health etc.
Employment Help: Assistance from an employment counsellor with searching for jobs, preparing for work and/or building a resumé.
Mental Health Caseworker: Receive help with finding housing, preparing for employment/volunteering/education opportunities, filling out forms, managing money, setting, and achieving goals, developing a safety plan, accessing services in the community, etc.
Youth Navigator: Offers peer support and help with connecting to appropriate services in the hub or the community.
Wellness Activities: Presentations and/or discussion groups on various health and wellness topics. Examples of topics include harm reduction, safer sex and STI prevention, mindfulness, goal setting, etc. Indigenous cultural activities open to all youth, such as drumming, beading, ribbon skirt making, etc. Wellness drop-in activities such as fitness classes, arts and craft workshops, ping pong club, movie nights, video game nights etc.
Show Less
Grimsby
Show More
Office: 905-309-3678
Carnegie Commons; 25 Adelaide St
Grimsby, ON, L3M 1X2
Grimsby, ON, L3M 1X2
Short Description
Strives to empower youth to make positive and successful life choices through opportunity and guidance.
Committed to providing supportive services addressing all issues facing today's youth. Provides the following free, supervised programs:
After-School Program (for grades six to eight).
Youth from all backgrounds are invited to attend, whether they need help with homework, problems at home, or just looking for a place to hang out and meet new friends.
Committed to providing supportive services addressing all issues facing today's youth. Provides the following free, supervised programs:
After-School Program (for grades six to eight).
- Homework help
- Healthy snacks
- Physical activity & recreational programming
- Community involvement
- Computer, technology & social media projects
- Field trips & special events
- Positive peer interaction
- Job Finding support & free internet access
- Homework support
- Dinner
- Movie & game nights
- Field trips & special events
- Community involvement
Youth from all backgrounds are invited to attend, whether they need help with homework, problems at home, or just looking for a place to hang out and meet new friends.
Show Less
Youth Center
Fort Erie
Show More
Office: 289-476-0126
385 Derby Rd
Fort Erie , ON, L0S 1B0
Fort Erie , ON, L0S 1B0
Short Description
Youth Impact After-School Program: an after school program for children in grades 1-10. Provides a safe atmosphere where students can receive a healthy meal, participate in arts and crafts, play games and receive mentorship
Youth Impact Summer Program: Provides and opportunity for children and youth to participate in Bible studies, creative journaling, arts and crafts and physical activities. A meal will be served daily.
Youth Group Night: Provides Bible teaching, life skills lessons, and fun activities such as painting, movies, karaoke, and board games.
Youth Impact Summer Program: Provides and opportunity for children and youth to participate in Bible studies, creative journaling, arts and crafts and physical activities. A meal will be served daily.
Youth Group Night: Provides Bible teaching, life skills lessons, and fun activities such as painting, movies, karaoke, and board games.
Show Less
Fort Erie
Show More
Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre, 796 Buffalo Rd
Fort Erie, ON, L2A 5E1
Fort Erie, ON, L2A 5E1
Short Description
COVID-19: No in-person services offered until further notice. Youth are able to connect with a Youth Navigator via phone, text, email or social media (Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter), Mon-Thu 12 noon-8 pm. The following services are currently being offered: clinical services (Mental Health Counsellor, Substance Use Counsellor and Nurse Practitioner); non-clinical services (Mental Health Caseworker, Employment and Education Support (including assistance applying for CERB, EI, etc.); Wellness Activities. Connect with a Youth Navigator to register.
A "one-stop-shop" for youth seeking services related to mental health, substance use, primary care, education, employment, housing and other community and social services.
Services include:
Mental Health Counselling: Speak with a certified mental health counsellor about any mental health concerns.
Substance Use Counselling: A certified counsellor can help youth with reducing or eliminating substance use, setting, and achieving goals, improving relationships and learning life skills. Can also help with mental health concerns.
Peer Counselling and Support: Speak with a peer about any issues one might be experiencing related to mental health, substance use, employment, housing, or other areas of one's life.
Nurse Practitioner: Receive free health care services, referrals and/or discuss current health issues including sexual health, birth control, vaccinations, mental health etc.
Employment Help: Assistance from an employment counsellor with searching for jobs, preparing for work and/or building a resumé.
Mental Health Caseworker: Receive help with finding housing, preparing for employment/volunteering/education opportunities, filling out forms, managing money, setting, and achieving goals, developing a safety plan, accessing services in the community, etc.
Youth Navigator: Offers peer support and help with connecting to appropriate services in the hub or the community.
Wellness Activities: Presentations and/or discussion groups on various health and wellness topics. Examples of topics include harm reduction, safer sex and STI prevention, mindfulness, goal setting, etc. Indigenous cultural activities open to all youth, such as drumming, beading, ribbon skirt making, etc. Wellness drop-in activities such as fitness classes, arts and craft workshops, ping pong club, movie nights, video game nights etc.
A "one-stop-shop" for youth seeking services related to mental health, substance use, primary care, education, employment, housing and other community and social services.
Services include:
Mental Health Counselling: Speak with a certified mental health counsellor about any mental health concerns.
Substance Use Counselling: A certified counsellor can help youth with reducing or eliminating substance use, setting, and achieving goals, improving relationships and learning life skills. Can also help with mental health concerns.
Peer Counselling and Support: Speak with a peer about any issues one might be experiencing related to mental health, substance use, employment, housing, or other areas of one's life.
Nurse Practitioner: Receive free health care services, referrals and/or discuss current health issues including sexual health, birth control, vaccinations, mental health etc.
Employment Help: Assistance from an employment counsellor with searching for jobs, preparing for work and/or building a resumé.
Mental Health Caseworker: Receive help with finding housing, preparing for employment/volunteering/education opportunities, filling out forms, managing money, setting, and achieving goals, developing a safety plan, accessing services in the community, etc.
Youth Navigator: Offers peer support and help with connecting to appropriate services in the hub or the community.
Wellness Activities: Presentations and/or discussion groups on various health and wellness topics. Examples of topics include harm reduction, safer sex and STI prevention, mindfulness, goal setting, etc. Indigenous cultural activities open to all youth, such as drumming, beading, ribbon skirt making, etc. Wellness drop-in activities such as fitness classes, arts and craft workshops, ping pong club, movie nights, video game nights etc.
Show Less
Youth Programs
Haldimand
Show More
Office: 905-774-6233
215 Chestnut St
Haldimand, ON, N1A 2H2
Haldimand, ON, N1A 2H2
Short Description
A Christian organization that seeks to serve the needs of youth in the community by providing them with a sense of belonging and purpose in a safe environment, equipping them for life's journey
Services provided:
Services provided:
- after school program
- drop-in program
- youth group
Show Less
Our Community Cares, Burlington ROCK Hub - Burloak
Burlington
Show More
905-631-1218;
Access Line 289-266-0036
356 Burloak Dr
Burlington, ON, L7L 4W5
Burlington, ON, L7L 4W5
Short Description
Removes barriers for clients by creating a centre where families can gain access to multiple supports and services in one place
- home to Our Community Cares (OCC), and other community partners
- programs for youth are for ages 5 to 17 and their families, and encourage learning, physical activity, and social and life skills
Support available includes:
For more information, see website
Show Less
Youth Centre
Oakville
Show More
Inquiries: 905-815-5979
Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre; 2302 Bridge Rd
Oakville, ON, L6L 2G6
Oakville, ON, L6L 2G6
Short Description
Provides a variety of Drop-in recreation activities for youth in Grades 6-12
Show Less
Our Community Cares, Burlington ROCK Hub - Warwick
Burlington
Show More
905-681-2777;
Access Line 289-266-0036
702 Surrey Lane
Burlington, ON, L7T 3S6
Burlington, ON, L7T 3S6
Short Description
Removes barriers for clients by creating a centre where families can gain access to multiple supports and services in one place
- home to Our Community Cares (OCC) and other community partners
- programs for youth are for ages 5 to 17 and their families, and encourage learning, physical activity, and social and life skills
Support available includes:
For more information, see website
Show Less
Youth Programs
Toronto
Show More
416-252-6471
185 Fifth St
Toronto, ON, M8V 2Z5
Toronto, ON, M8V 2Z5
Short Description
Workshops of youth leadership, skill development
Enhanced Youth Space 416-626-6068- 385 The West Mall, * recreation services for all youth ages 13 - 24 including equity seeking and underserved populations (e.g Aboriginal people, newcomers, refugees, queer (LGBT2Q), and people with disabilities
Rathburn Area Youth (RAY) 416-626-6068 - youth-driven centre at 385 The West Mall * focus on youth empowerment, leadership, the pursuit of education, and equipping youth with the information and support they need to make healthy life choices
Street Level Youth Space 416-252-6471 ext 247 - 185 Fifth Street, drop-in centre for preteens and teens * offers life skill development workshops, physical recreational activities, volunteer and leadership opportunities
South Etobicoke Youth Space - youth-led, youth-run group * organize events to showcase youth talents, creativity and ideas * host workshops on leadership, skills development, teamwork, youth issues
Enhanced Youth Space 416-626-6068- 385 The West Mall, * recreation services for all youth ages 13 - 24 including equity seeking and underserved populations (e.g Aboriginal people, newcomers, refugees, queer (LGBT2Q), and people with disabilities
Rathburn Area Youth (RAY) 416-626-6068 - youth-driven centre at 385 The West Mall * focus on youth empowerment, leadership, the pursuit of education, and equipping youth with the information and support they need to make healthy life choices
Street Level Youth Space 416-252-6471 ext 247 - 185 Fifth Street, drop-in centre for preteens and teens * offers life skill development workshops, physical recreational activities, volunteer and leadership opportunities
South Etobicoke Youth Space - youth-led, youth-run group * organize events to showcase youth talents, creativity and ideas * host workshops on leadership, skills development, teamwork, youth issues
Show Less
Etobicoke, Toronto
Show More
Office: 416-253-9797
101 Portland St
Etobicoke, Toronto, ON, M8Y 1B1
Etobicoke, Toronto, ON, M8Y 1B1
Short Description
Programs for young women and girls 7-17 years with focus on
- financial literacy
- STEM and academics
- community engagement
- empowerment (life skills, arts, mental and physical health)
Show Less
Mississauga
Show More
Office: 905-820-3577
Erin Mills United Church; 3010 The Collegeway
Mississauga, ON, L5L 4X9
Mississauga, ON, L5L 4X9
Short Description
Leadership, employment skills development, and adult-youth mentorship programs, including social events, workshops and discussions
Mentorship program for youth 13-18 years, includes adult mentoring, peer connections and support network development addresses issues around empowerment, healthy relationships
Kickin' it with Kings
Mentorship program for youth 13-18 years, includes adult mentoring, peer connections, and support network development, addresses issues around youth culture, healthy relationships
Professional Development
8 week skills and knowledge development workshops for youth 14-19 years, to assist in job search and employment
Sports and recreation activities facilitated by EMYC youth recreation leaders, available May-October in partnership with Ridgeway Courts outdoor multisport facility
- community development
- volunteer opportunities
Mentorship program for youth 13-18 years, includes adult mentoring, peer connections and support network development addresses issues around empowerment, healthy relationships
Kickin' it with Kings
Mentorship program for youth 13-18 years, includes adult mentoring, peer connections, and support network development, addresses issues around youth culture, healthy relationships
Professional Development
8 week skills and knowledge development workshops for youth 14-19 years, to assist in job search and employment
- essential skills development
- work, communication and online etiquette
- job search navigation
- interview preparation
- resume and cover letter assistance
- portfolio development, including LinkedIn
- guest speakers, information, advice
Sports and recreation activities facilitated by EMYC youth recreation leaders, available May-October in partnership with Ridgeway Courts outdoor multisport facility
Show Less
Youth Drop-In, Cooksville Site
Mississauga
Show More
Office: 905-826-6558
3115 Hurontario St
Mississauga, ON, L5A 2G9
Mississauga, ON, L5A 2G9
Short Description
Ongoing programs include:
- drop-in
- development
- mentoring
- outreach
- leadership development
- volunteer opportunities
- mental health
- sexual identity
- education
- job
- family and more
Show Less
Youth Arcade Studio
Toronto
Show More
Office: 416-925-2103 ext 1993
219 Augusta Ave
Toronto, ON, M5T 2L4
Toronto, ON, M5T 2L4
Short Description
Creative art workshops using new media
Show Less
Peer Training and Development
Toronto
Show More
Office: 647-678-7032
258 Augusta Ave
Toronto, ON, M5T 2L9
Toronto, ON, M5T 2L9
Short Description
Training -- 20 sessions focusing on empathy, harm reduction, boundaries, conflict resolution and advocacy
Paid work placement -- short-term (3-5 hours per week) paid placement opportunities for program graduates at drop-ins
Support -- weekly peer group debriefing, personal goal development and regular check-ins with staff
Paid work placement -- short-term (3-5 hours per week) paid placement opportunities for program graduates at drop-ins
Support -- weekly peer group debriefing, personal goal development and regular check-ins with staff
Show Less
Toronto
Show More
Office: 416-925-2243
101 Spruce St
Toronto, ON, M5A 2J3
Toronto, ON, M5A 2J3
Short Description
Social and recreation programs
- day camps, after school clubs, homework clubs, leadership training, financial literacy and others
- Dundas Junior Public School 935 Dundas St E, 416-925-2243 ext 60
- St Mary Catholic School 20 Portugal Sq, 416-925-2243 ext 40
- St Paul Catholic School 80 Sackville St, 416-925-2243 ext 109
Show Less
Toronto
Show More
Office: 416-969-8510
Crisis line: 416-945-0164
30 College St
Toronto, ON, M5G 1K2
Toronto, ON, M5G 1K2
Short Description
Family violence treatment and prevention
Mobility for Good -- free phones and subsidized plans to indigenous women at risk or surviving violence, in partnership with Telus
- child sexual abuse
- individual and family counselling
- programs for women in abusive relationships
- member agency of Support Services Network for Male Survivors in Ontario
- children's mental health program
- recruitment, education and support for foster and adoptive parents
- addiction and mental health case management
- early intervention/care planning
- aftercare
- 12 week group education and counselling program on domestic violence and non-abusive ways of resolving conflict
- victims/partners of the offender provided with support including safety planning, referrals to community resources, and information on offender's progress
- family support and development
- parenting circles
- community kitchen
- clothing bank
- drop-in for youth 16-24 years
- counselling and support
- transitional housing
- substance abuse prevention
- HIV prevention
- outreach
- social, recreation and cultural activities
- local lead agency for EarlyON Child and Family Centre
- education and support for families with children birth-6 years
- summer day camp and residential camp
- GED program at Native Learning Centre (83 Alexander Street, tel. 416-393-0358) and Scarborough office -- for youth 18-20 years
Mobility for Good -- free phones and subsidized plans to indigenous women at risk or surviving violence, in partnership with Telus
Show Less
Youth Programs, Adult Programs, Counselling
Mississauga
Show More
Office: 905-276-9337
Cell: 647-740-9337
3034 Palstan Rd, Suite 201
Mississauga, ON, L4Y 2Z6
Mississauga, ON, L4Y 2Z6
Short Description
Provides an environment where youth and community organizations work as a team to complete their goals:
- promote good citizenship and develop strategies to ensure it is maintained
- encourage and provide mentoring and educational support for underachievers and young people with learning difficulties
- mediation and support for families and/or individuals who are, or become, dysfunctional for various reasons
- stimulate critical and creative thinking
- advise and give practical support to young people who suffer adversely from exclusion and to help promote their self-esteem to its highest potential
- Youth dances
- Talent shows
- Youth forum
- Movie nights
- Wonderland trip
- Basketball tournaments
- Scholarship awards
Show Less
Native Youth Resource Centre, Drop-in
Toronto
Show More
Office: 416-969-8510
655 Bloor St W
Toronto, ON, M6G 1L1
Toronto, ON, M6G 1L1
Short Description
Drop-in for youth
- outreach
- counselling and support
- transitional housing and housing support
- welfare
- employment
- youth justice supports
- social, recreation and cultural activities
Show Less
Mississauga
Show More
Office: 905-361-2421
Mississauga Valley Community Centre and Library, 1275 Mississauga Valley Blvd
Mississauga, ON, L5A 3R8
Mississauga, ON, L5A 3R8
Short Description
After school, leadership and empowerment programs, including tutoring, homework club, life skills training, employment training, mentoring * workshops include financial literacy, entrepreneurship, resume assistance and interview preparation * youth justice and crime prevention presentations * recreation programs include music, dance, and video * high school outreach * health promotion * internships for post secondary students * volunteer opportunities for youth and adults
Show Less
Mississauga
Show More
Office: 647-988-5662
Short Description
Drop-in program, social activities, and mentoring program
180:Merge Youth Drop-In Centre ---- temporarily suspended
After school drop-in centre for youth 14-19 years, located in Sheridan Centre Mall (2225 Erin Mills Parkway)
180:Fuse
Social program for students in grades 6-8, available in person and on youtube
180:Lift
Mentoring and leadership program, in partnership with and located at Dolphin Public School and Erin Mills Middle School
180:Merge Youth Drop-In Centre ---- temporarily suspended
After school drop-in centre for youth 14-19 years, located in Sheridan Centre Mall (2225 Erin Mills Parkway)
180:Fuse
Social program for students in grades 6-8, available in person and on youtube
180:Lift
Mentoring and leadership program, in partnership with and located at Dolphin Public School and Erin Mills Middle School
Show Less
