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Sherbourne Health

Sherbourne Health, Supporting Our Youth

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Description

Health promotion services and programming to support 2SLGBTQ youth and young adults, 29 years and under, many of whom are homeless, racialized and/or newcomers to Canada

Connects to affirming mental health and primary care service providers, peers, mentors, housing, dieticians, urban and newcomer health services, income or employment supports, transitioning supports, immigration supports, and more

Goal Planning Service (GPS)

meet regularly with youth resource workers to help identify and achieve personal goals
help to arrange appointments such as those with a landlord, addictions or mental health counsellor, medical practitioner, school counsellor, Ontario Works representative, immigration lawyer, CAS worker, and others
accompaniment to family or chosen family meetings

Weekly Drop-In, Health and Wellbeing Groups

explore personal goals
dinner
various youth and young adults groups for all 2SLGBTQ; for those who identify as Black, African, Caribbean or Black identified multiracial; for newcomers and refugees; for those who identify as trans, non-binary or gender-questioning

SOY CONNECT's Mentorship and Peer Leadership Programs

group and personal mentorship
Trans and Non-Binary Career Connections - offers a unique series of workshops and peer support sessions to consider the needs of the whole person while building employment skills

SOY Lead

paid peer leadership program
advanced training in peer education

Internal Housing Program - rent-geared-to-income housing and supports to live independently

Health promotion and systems work

Member agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)

Eligibility