_id	ACTIVITY_NAME	LEAD_ORGANIZATION	ACTIVITY_TYPE	DESCRIPTION	ACTIVITY_DATE	REGISTRATION_REQ	TARGET_GROUP	ADDRESS_FULL	CONTACT	WEBSITE	INSTAGRAM	TAGS	LATITUDE	LONGITUDE
1	5 Pillars Therapy	5 Pillars Therapy	Program	5 Pillars Therapy offers ongoing, culturally responsive therapy services out of the Danzig Community Space. Sessions are scheduled directly with Zohra, the program director, to ensure flexibility and accessibility for participants. The program provides a safe, supportive environment where individuals can access professional guidance, build coping strategies, and support their mental health and overall well-being.	Ongoing basis, Danzig residents can contact Zohra to schedule sessions.	Contact for more information	Youth	230 Danzig Street Toronto, ON M1E 2L6	Zohra Rahman, Founder and Clinical Director: (647) 323-3765			mental health, family support, community	43.76506456	-79.18236025
2	Little by Little Program in Mt Olive	Big Brothers Big Sisters	Program	Little by Little in Community is a co-ed group mentoring program. This group-based program matches approximately 10 youth with 2-3 trained adult mentors. The program is geared towards youth ages 13-16 and will focus on topics such as identifying risky behaviours, mental health, building positive self-identity, goal development, setting boundaries, and more. Programming include group activities such as role-playing scenarios of setting boundaries, movie screenings dealing with peer pressure, vision boarding, goal setting, and more.	Until June 5, Fridays 4:30pm-5:30pm	Pre-Registration	Youth	53 Silverstone Drive Unit 16 Toronto, ON M9V 3G1	Kelly de Hoop: kelly.dehoop@torontohousing.ca, (437) 928-2894			mental health, life skills, leadership, family support, community	43.7456442	-79.58734025
3	Windows to Opportunity	Blackhurst Cultural Centre	Program	Windows to Opportunity delivers multidisciplinary, career and arts-focused programming that introduces youth to creative practices while simultaneously building professional skills, confidence, and community connection. WTO operates across several core program areas, each designed to respond to youth interests while aligning with Blackhurst’s broader cultural mandate. Summer program streams include Photography, Build My Block (Architecture and Urban Planning), Dance, Careers in Transit and Building Algorithms.	July 6 to August 21, Monday to Friday, 11 AM to 7 PM	Pre-registration, Contact for more information	Youth	777 Bathurst Street Toronto, ON M5S 1Z5	Trevohn Baker: trevohn@blackhurstcc.org			arts, life skills, employment, community	43.66441711	-79.41067901
4	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Ancaster Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	41 Ancaster Road Toronto, ON M3K 1S7		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.73252611	-79.46569679
5	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Antibes Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	140 Antibes Drive Toronto, ON M2R 3J3		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.78115498	-79.44697656
6	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Carmine Stefano Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	3100 Weston Road Toronto, ON M9M 1P4		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.73387003	-79.53893831
7	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Centennial Recreation Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	1967 Ellesmere Road Toronto, ON M1H 2W4		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.77459407	-79.23741117
8	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Chalkfarm Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	180 Chalkfarm Drive Toronto, ON M3L 2H8		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.72409205	-79.51181502
9	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Dennis R. Timbrell Resource Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	29 Saint Dennis Drive Toronto, ON M3C 3J3		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.71794068	-79.33168736
10	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Elmbank Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	10 Rampart Road Toronto, ON M9V 4L9		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.73479142	-79.58870272
11	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Falstaff Community Recreation Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	50 Falstaff Avenue Toronto, ON M3M 1E1		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.71672164	-79.50383871
12	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Greenwood Park	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	150 Greenwood Avenue Toronto, ON M4L 2P9		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.6696381	-79.32816539
13	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Hilltop Community School	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	35 Trehorne Drive Toronto, ON M9P 1N8		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.68946273	-79.53306701
14	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Holy Family Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	141 Close Avenue Toronto, ON M6K 2V6		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.63882756	-79.43471229
15	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - John Innes Community Recreation Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	150 Sherbourne Street Toronto, ON M5A 2R6		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.65538755	-79.37039697
16	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Kingsview Village Community School	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	1 York Road Toronto, ON M9R 3C8		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.69786666	-79.55078912
17	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Malvern Recreation Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	30 Sewells Road Toronto, ON M1B 3G5		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.80856771	-79.21638623
18	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Maple Leaf Cottage	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	62 Laing Street Toronto, ON M4L 2N2		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.66313028	-79.32778783
19	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - McGregor Park Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	2231 Lawrence Avenue East Toronto, ON M1P 2P5		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.74762859	-79.280149
20	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - North Kipling Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	2 Rowntree Road Toronto, ON M9V 5G6		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.7520919	-79.58447199
21	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Northwood Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	15 Clubhouse Court Toronto, ON M3L 2K5		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.74552566	-79.49999333
22	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Oakdale Park Middle School	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	315 Grandravine Drive Toronto, ON M3N 1J5		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.74746508	-79.51199206
23	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Scarborough Village Recreation Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	3600 Kingston Road Toronto, ON M1M 1R9		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.73999132	-79.21675812
24	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Secord Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	91 Barrington Avenue Toronto, ON M4C 4Y9		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.6917721	-79.30156807
25	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Seneca Village Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	1700 Finch Avenue East Toronto, ON M2J 4X8		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.79388391	-79.35129154
26	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Smithfield Community School	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	175 Mount Olive Drive Toronto, ON M9V 2E3		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.75001113	-79.59575187
27	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Stephen Leacock Community Recreation Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	2500 Birchmount Road Toronto, ON M1T 2M5		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.78652835	-79.30235372
28	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - The Elms Community School	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	45 Golfdown Drive Toronto, ON M9W 2H8		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.7222273	-79.55211379
29	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Thistletown Multi-Service Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	925 Albion Road Toronto, ON M9V 1A6		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.73547048	-79.56258034
30	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Toronto Island Park	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	9 Queens Quay East Toronto, ON M5J 2H1		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.64193493	-79.37365529
31	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Trinity Recreation Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	155 Crawford Street Toronto, ON M6J 2V5		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.64642652	-79.41502971
32	CampTO - Youth Day Camps - Warden Hilltop Community Centre	City of Toronto	Program	CampTO is a fun day camp experience in every neighbourhood across Toronto. Children and youth up to 16 years can be active, learn new skills and make fun memories close to home, with physical activities, arts and crafts, nature-based programs, outdoor activities in parks and more. Youth camps include Cooking, Sports, Environmental Adventure and the Counsellor in Training program. Locations listed include those with Youth CampTO programs; not all locations offer Youth Camp every week.	June 29 to September 4, Monday to Friday, 9AM-4PM; except Canada Day and Civic (August) Holiday	Pre-Registration	Youth	25 Mendelssohn Street Toronto, ON M1L 0G8		https://www.toronto.ca/campto		safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.7147782	-79.28060899
33	National Day Against Gun Violence Observance	City of Toronto	Event	The observation of the National Day Against Gun Violence will bring together youth, caregivers and community organizations for a powerful and inspiring day of reflection, healing and collective action. Events begin with a dynamic opening ceremony at 11:00am, that will ground the day in resilience and community strength. Immediately following the ceremony, youth will demonstrate leadership as they showcase their City-funded anti-violence initiatives and highlight their community impact. Following this, a dedicated brunch and healing session will be held for identified parents and caregivers in partnership with Toronto Community Housing. Selected youth attendees will participate in a session focused on the development of their call to action while creating banners to amplify their voices. This day is not only a moment of reflection, but also honours lived experiences, supports healing and recognizes youth dedication and commitment to building safer, more resilient neighbourhoods across the city.	June 5, 11am to 3pm	Not listed	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	100 Queen Street West Toronto, ON M5H 2N2	Kecia Richardson: kecia.richardson@toronto.ca			community, mental health, leadership, life skills	43.65342861	-79.3839501
34	Emergency Services Academy	City of Toronto	Program	Toronto Police Services and the City of Toronto are collaborating to deliver the Emergency Services Academy in summer 2026 that will provide 40 upper-level high school students with a two-month, paid experiential learning experience that introduces them to careers in fire and police services, that breaks down barriers between youth and the emergency services.	May 4 to September 30	Pre-Registration	Youth	1750 Finch Avenue East Toronto, ON M2J 5G3	Corey Long: (647) 265-3847				43.79578942	-79.34899088
35	Family Well-being Program - York South-Weston	City of Toronto	Program	The Family Well-Being Program applies a holistic approach in service to parents, guardians, and/or caregivers that support youth (ages 10 to 29 years old) vulnerable to violence and/or crime to better navigate and connect with services and pro-social opportunities in their communities.The program aims to build family confidence, raise participation levels, build resiliency, and improve youth outcomes through a healthy family and community approach by providing: One-on-one system navigation supports; Group workshops/education sessions, and Engagement opportunities.	Ongoing, Monday to Friday/ Weekend (by appointment upon request)	Pre-Registration	Parents and Caregivers	1652 Keele Street Toronto, ON M6M 3W3	General Contact: familywellbeing@toronto.ca<br />Arrathiyah Thirukkumaran, Project Manager, Family Wellbeing Program: arrathiyah.thirukkumaran@toronto.ca, (437) 245-8730	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-alerts/community-safety-wellbeing-programs/family-wellbeing-program/		mental health, family support, community, life skills, safe space	43.68388513	-79.47279745
36	IMPACT 'n Communities BBQ	IMPACT 'n Communities	Event	IMPACT 'n Communities will be hosting a local barbecue. Come out to enjoy interactions, games, prizes and food.	August 28, 1pm - 7pm	Not listed	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	4301 Kingston Road Toronto, ON M1E 2N1	Soul-R: impactncommunities@hotmail.com			recreation	43.76272772	-79.19282944
37	Lotherton Resident Group Programs	Lotherton Resident Group - Unison Health and Community Services	Program	The Lotherton Resident Group delivers community-based youth programs for ages 10–29 focused on leadership, mentorship, and recreation. Through workshops and engagement activities, youth build communication, conflict resolution, and problem-solving skills. The program promotes wellbeing, violence prevention, and strong community connections in a safe, supportive environment.		Drop-in	Youth	107 Lotherton Pathway Toronto, ON M6B 2G6	Lisa Baker: residence.community@gmail.com, (647) 998-9643			violence prevention, community, leadership, life skills, mental health	43.7058455	-79.46840417
38	McGregor Park Community Centre Summer Camp	McGregor Park Community Centre	Program	Camp activities include games, arts and crafts, sports, and opportunities to make new friends. Water play or swim days may be available depending on the weather and camp location.	June 29 to August 28, Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm	Open enrollment	Youth	2231 Lawrence Avenue East Toronto, ON M1P 2P5	Toronto Police 41 Division: 41division@torontopolice.on.ca, (416) 808-4100			safe space, recreation, sports, community	43.74762859	-79.280149
39	Project Turn-Around	Midaynta Community Services	Program	Project Turn-Around is a holistic, culturally appropriate community-based prevention and intervention program serving youth aged 12 to 20 and their families in Northwest Toronto. The initiative provides high-quality services to at-risk and high-risk young persons, including those in conflict with the law, those residing in high-needs communities, or individuals facing multiple risk factors such as having a sibling involved in the justice system. By addressing attitudes and behaviors associated with gang involvement, the program offers comprehensive support through case management, internship opportunities, and specialized training in areas like employment skills, anger management, stress management, and conflict resolution. Furthermore, Project Turn-Around focuses on cultural and community education, sexual health, and drug and alcohol addictions awareness to foster a positive, goal-oriented lifestyle. Ultimately, the program strives to support the rehabilitation and reintegration of youth into positive community settings while providing a pathway for gang-affiliated youth to safely exit that lifestyle.	Mon-Fri 9am - 4:30pm	Referral, Open enrollment, Contact for more information	Youth	1541 Jane Street Toronto, ON M9N 2R3	Ebyan Gele: ebyan@midaynta.com, (416) 806-7907	https://midaynta.com/project-turn-around/	'@midayntayouth	violence prevention, mental health, community, employment, family support	43.69838335	-79.50191611
40	Youth Justice	Midaynta Community Services	Program	The Youth Justice Program is a culturally relevant, targeted diversion initiative specifically designed for Black youth ages 12 to 20 residing in Northwest Toronto’s Neighborhood Improvement Areas (NIAs). By employing a holistic, trauma-informed, and strength-based approach, the program aims to address the systemic overrepresentation of Black youth in the justice system by helping them complete Extrajudicial Measures and have charges dropped. Through an emphasis on restoring harm done to the community and addressing the risk factors that lead to legal conflict, the program works with youth to turn their lives around and develop sustainable, positive futures. To support these goals, the program provides comprehensive services including individualized service plans, one-on-one support, case management, workshops, and community referrals. For those seeking assistance, referrals can be made by downloading and submitting the referral from the website directly to the Youth Justice Coordinator.	Mon-Fri 9am - 4:30pm	Referral	Youth	1541 Jane Street Toronto, ON M9N 2R3	Sabrin Hassan: sabrin@midaynta.com, (437) 432-6807	https://midaynta.com/youth-justice-program/	'@midayntayouth	mental health, violence prevention, community	43.69838335	-79.50191611
41	All-Stars After School Youth Program	Multicultural Resource Community Centre	Program	A weekly after school program in the Mt Olive community townhome with homework help, interactive games and activities, team-building exercises, and more.	Until June 29, Mondays 3-6pm	Open enrollment	Youth	53 Silverstone Drive Unit 16 Toronto, ON M9V 3G1	Kelly de Hoop: kelly.dehoop@torontohousing.ca, (437) 928-2894			education, safe space, community, recreation	43.7456442	-79.58734025
42	Young ceo - Gateway Public School	NAIFA	Program	Young CEO is a afterschool strength-based initiative that builds meaningful, developmental relationships and life skills with MVP, African, Black, and Caribbean teens and youth residing in the Flemingdon/Thorncliffe and Victoria Village area of Toronto between the ages of 13 - 18. Using a culturally relevant, youth-centred outreach and mentorship model, the program engages youth in positive activities on a weekly basis with a specific focus on creating opportunities to develop and cultivate productive entrepreneurial and financial literacy practices that foster and sustain safe ways of earning income for their age group.	July and August, Mondays 6-8 Thursdays 6-9	Pre-Registration	Youth	55 Gateway Boulevard Toronto, ON M3C 1B4	Damion Dickson: damion.dickson@naifatoronto.ca, (647) 764-6654			violence prevention	43.71172622	-79.33100915
43	Young ceo - O’Connor Community Centre	NAIFA	Program	Young CEO is a afterschool strength-based initiative that builds meaningful, developmental relationships and life skills with MVP, African, Black, and Caribbean teens and youth residing in the Flemingdon/Thorncliffe and Victoria Village area of Toronto between the ages of 13 - 18. Using a culturally relevant, youth-centred outreach and mentorship model, the program engages youth in positive activities on a weekly basis with a specific focus on creating opportunities to develop and cultivate productive entrepreneurial and financial literacy practices that foster and sustain safe ways of earning income for their age group.	July and August, Mondays 6-8 Thursdays 6-9	Pre-Registration	Youth	1386 Victoria Park Avenue Toronto, ON M4A 1A5	Damion Dickson: damion.dickson@naifatoronto.ca, (647) 764-6654			violence prevention	43.7176591	-79.30185298
44	Homework Support + Meal	No Ice, No Limits Ball Hockey League Toronto	Program	After-school homework support with a meal provided. We’re combining sports, mentorship, and academic support to create a well-rounded experience for our participants.	Until June 9, Tuesdays 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm	Pre-registration, Contact for more information	Youth	1250 Markham Road Toronto, ON M1H 2V9	Toronto Police 43 Division: (416) 705-6401			education, family support, safe space, leadership, sports	43.77901662	-79.23353783
45	Ontario Career Lab - Career Coach	Ontario Career Lab	Program	The Ontario Career Lab Career Coach Program connects young people with professionals who share real‑world career insights through small‑group, discussions. The program is designed to help students explore their interests, skills, and values while gaining exposure to in‑demand sectors and potential career pathways.	March 16 to August 29, 10am to 11am	Open enrollment	Youth	105 Eringate Drive Toronto, ON M9C 3Z7	Andrea Forsyth : aforsyth@hiec.on.ca, (905) 634-2575			employment	43.65929857	-79.58198738
46	Youth Pride Stage	Sherbourne Health and Pride Toronto	Event	The Pride Toronto and the SOY Youth Advisory Committee are proud to bring back another year of youth excellence through singing, dancing, drag performances, and more at the 2026 Youth Pride Stage. Out-of-this-world performances from new and emerging queer and trans youth talent will take over the stage, creating an unforgettable night of support and celebration	June 27, 6:00 to 10 pm	Drop-in	Youth	333 Sherbourne Street Toronto, ON M5A 2S5	Supporting our Youth: nalamyar@sherbourne.on.ca			arts	43.66242689	-79.3722901
47	Supporting Our Youth	Sherbourne Health Centre	Program	Supporting Our Youth (SOY) offers free groups, programs, and events for queer, trans, and questioning youth (2SLGBTQ+) aged 29 and under from across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). SOY provides you with goal planning and health and wellness programming through our Youth Resource Workers. We offer support from mental health and primary care service providers, mentors and peers, and dietitians. We also provide urban and newcomer health services, collaborate with community partners, and offer referrals. We are here to support your wellness and offer practical assistance with your daily needs, like financial help, securing housing, career coaching, and school support. Come find support, especially if you are: A racialized/BIPOC youth, Experiencing homelessness, A youth from another country or small town, Someone who has been in the child welfare system, Through SOY’s programs, you can find queer and trans friends, mentors, and community, and learn about 2SLGBTQ+ communities, histories, and issues. Come express yourself, build your confidence and leadership skills, celebrate, and more.	Monday to Thursday 9 am to 8 pm, Friday 9 to 5 pm	Drop-in, Pre-registration	Youth	333 Sherbourne Street Toronto, ON M5A 2S5	Supporting Our Youth: communityprograms@sherbourne.on.ca	https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/N4xVzXWTH4		mental health, family support, leadership, community, life skills	43.66242689	-79.3722901
48	Mental Health Groups for Black 2SLGBTQ Youth	Sherbourne Health Centre	Program	Welcome to the registration form for our upcoming mental health programs for Black 2SLGBTQ+ youth. Our programs are designed to support Black 2SLGBTQ youth in navigating mental health, build resilience, and foster community. Whether you're interested in peer support training, exploring cultural connections through food, or learning new strategies for stress management - there is a program for you. These programs are open to Black, African, Caribbean & Multiracial 2SLGBTQ+ youth, ages 16-29.Register at the website below.	Check Registration form	Application Process, Pre-registration	Youth	333 Sherbourne Street Toronto, ON M5A 2S5	Supporting Our Youth: communityprograms@sherbourne.on.ca	https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/ssK8bWzCms		mental health, family support, life skills, community	43.66242689	-79.3722901
49	Pride Prom	Sherbourne Health, Supporting our Youth	Event	Calling all 2SLGBTQ+ youth (ages 16-21), your favorite night of the year is back! Step into a world of glowing gardens and neons at Pride Prom 2026: Electric Garden. This is your night to live proud and shine bright (or dark)—because you’re celebrated here! Dance under enchanted lights, snap pics at the photobooth, refuel with free snacks and pop in the chill room, enjoy performances by 2SLGBTQ+ youth, win prizes for best dressed and for games led by our Pride Youth Advisory Committee. Wheelchair accessible venue. Dress code: Glow. Whether that’s a neon fit, goth glamour, queer main character energy or unapologetically YOU, dress to make you feel that spark. GATHER YOUR FRIENDS AND GET READY FOR AN ADVENTURE! This is a drop-in event! No registration required.	April 23, 6:30pm to 10pm	Not listed	Youth	12 Alexander Street Toronto, ON M4Y 1B4	Community Programs: communityprograms@sherbourne.on.ca			arts, safe space, recreation	43.66331001	-79.38306269
50	TAIBU Youth Summer Camp	TAIBU Community Health Centre	Program	TAIBU Youth Summer Camp is a free program for Black, racialized, and marginalized youth ages 7–13. The camp provides a culturally affirming space where kids can learn, move, create, connect and have fun. By removing barriers to safe, enriching summer experiences, we invest in the health, identity, and future of youth who deserve to be seen and celebrated.	July 6 to July 23, Monday to Thursday, 9:30 AM to 3:00PM	Pre-registration, Contact for more information	Youth	27 Tapscott Rd Unit 1 Toronto, ON M1B 4V1	Aleisha Silvera: asilvera@taibuchc.ca, (416) 644-0358			safe space, family support, recreation	43.80612555	-79.22056759
51	Stop the Bleed Training - Driftwood Community	TCHC	Event	Stop the Bleed training teaches everyday people how to recognize and control life-threatening bleeding caused by a GSW or stabbing using hands-on techniques like direct pressure, wound packing, and tourniquet application. This training is provided in TCHC communities in partnership with the Sunnybrook Hospital.		Not listed	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	30 Driftwood Court Toronto, ON M3N 2P9	Diandra Greaves: diandra.greaves@torontohousing.ca, (416) 670-3562				43.76783246	-79.51555753
52	Stop the Bleed Training - Yorkwoods Community	TCHC	Event	Stop the Bleed training teaches everyday people how to recognize and control life-threatening bleeding caused by a GSW or stabbing using hands-on techniques like direct pressure, wound packing, and tourniquet application. This training is provided in TCHC communities in partnership with the Sunnybrook Hospital.		Not listed	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	300 Grandravine Drive Unit B Toronto, ON M3N 1J4	Diandra Greaves: diandra.greaves@torontohousing.ca, (416) 670-3562				43.74916755	-79.51312501
53	Grandravine Threads Pop-Up	TCHC	Event	TCHC VRP in partnership with VISU will be hosting a pop-up clothing drive in the Yorkwoods community. This is intended to support TCHC tenants of the Grandravine community and surrounding areas.	May 23, 1pm to 4pm	Not listed	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	292 Grandravine Drive Unit 120 Toronto, ON M3N 1J1	Ilham Khandid: ilham.khandid@torontohousing.ca, (437) 212-4532			community	43.7491905	-79.51119765
54	Silent Tears Support Group	Tenant Led	Program	Silent Tears is a women and caregiver support group open to anyone in the Mt Olive community	Starting September 3, Wednesdays and Thursdays 5:30-8pm	Drop-in	Parents and Caregivers	53 Silverstone Drive Unit 16 Toronto, ON M9V 3G1	Kelly de Hoop: kelly.dehoop@torontohousing.ca, (437) 928-2894			family support, community	43.7456442	-79.58734025
55	Danzig Social Club	Tenant Led	Program	The Danzig Social Club is a weekly gym and recreation program that takes place at 4301 Kingston Road and the Danzig Hub Space every Thursday from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Designed to promote physical activity and healthy lifestyles, the program offers participants the opportunity to engage in fitness activities, build confidence, and connect with others in a positive and inclusive environment.	April 1 to December 1, Thursdays 6-8 pm	Contact for more information	Youth	230 Danzig Street Toronto, ON M1E 2L6	Jeneen Hamilton : (416) 312-6225			safe space, sports, life skills	43.76506456	-79.18236025
56	Breakfast Club	Tenant Led	Program	Breakfast Club is a tenant-led initiative, organized by Bonnie, that runs daily from Monday to Friday at 8:00 AM out of the Danzig Community Space. The program provides students with a nutritious breakfast to help them start their day prepared and energized for school. By offering consistent access to healthy meals, the program supports student well-being, focus, and overall academic success	January 5 to December 18, Monday to Friday at 8:00 am	Drop-in	Youth	230 Danzig Street Toronto, ON M1E 2L6	Bonnie: (416) 573-8262			education, community	43.76506456	-79.18236025
57	Grade 6/7/8 Literacy/Numeracy Program - Cardinal Leger	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 6-8 students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	600 Morrish Road Toronto, ON M1C 4Y1	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.79328795	-79.17546163
58	Grade 6/7/8 Literacy/Numeracy Program - Our Lady of Fatima	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 6-8 students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	3176 Saint Clair Avenue East Toronto, ON M1L 1V6	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.71015994	-79.29361585
59	Grade 6/7/8 Literacy/Numeracy Program - Our Lady of Lourdes	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 6-8 students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	444 Sherbourne Street Toronto, ON M4X 1K2	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.66604349	-79.37469556
60	Grade 6/7/8 Literacy/Numeracy Program - Our Lady of Wisdom	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 6-8 students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	10 Japonica Road Toronto, ON M1R 4R7	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.76194658	-79.30834637
61	Grade 6/7/8 Literacy/Numeracy Program - Pope Francis	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 6-8 students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	319 Ossington Avenue Toronto, ON M6J 2A3	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.65163136	-79.42101619
62	Grade 6/7/8 Literacy/Numeracy Program - St. Ambrose	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 6-8 students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	20 Coules Court Toronto, ON M8W 2N9	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.60837866	-79.55012615
63	Grade 6/7/8 Literacy/Numeracy Program - St. Gregory	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 6-8 students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	126 Rathburn Road Toronto, ON M9B 2K6	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.66067607	-79.54489856
64	Grade 6/7/8 Literacy/Numeracy Program - St. Jane Frances	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 6-8 students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	2745 Jane Street Toronto, ON M3L 2E8	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.74214816	-79.51316565
65	Grade 6/7/8 Literacy/Numeracy Program - St. Pier Giorgio	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 6-8 students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	8 Seasons Drive Toronto, ON M1X 1X4	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.8298752	-79.23273753
66	Grade 6/7/8 Literacy/Numeracy Program - St. Robert	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 6-8 students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	70 Bainbridge Avenue Toronto, ON M3H 2K2	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.74965753	-79.44414518
67	Grade 6/7/8 Literacy/Numeracy Program - St. Timothy	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 6-8 students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	25 Rochelle Crescent Toronto, ON M2J 1V3	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.77493865	-79.35103823
68	ESL Summer Program - Bishop Allen Academy	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming supporting Secondary English Language Learners as they acquire a credit.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	721 Royal York Road Toronto, ON M8Y 2T3	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.63442792	-79.50446468
69	ESL Summer Program - Cardinal Carter Academy	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming supporting Secondary English Language Learners as they acquire a credit.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	36 Greenfield Avenue Toronto, ON M2N 3C8	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.76409501	-79.40976158
70	Early Years Literacy/Numeracy Summer Program - Our Lady of Fatima	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 1-2 students.	July 6 to July 24, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	3176 Saint Clair Avenue East Toronto, ON M1L 1V6	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.71015994	-79.29361585
71	Early Years Literacy/Numeracy Summer Program - Our Lady of Lourdes	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 1-2 students.	July 6 to July 24, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	444 Sherbourne Street Toronto, ON M4X 1K2	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.66604349	-79.37469556
72	Early Years Literacy/Numeracy Summer Program - St. Jane Frances	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 1-2 students.	July 6 to July 24, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	2745 Jane Street Toronto, ON M3L 2E8	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.74214816	-79.51316565
73	Early Years Literacy/Numeracy Summer Program - St. John the Evangelist	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering Language and Mathematics support for grades 1-2 students.	July 6 to July 24, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	23 George Street Toronto, ON M9N 2B4	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education	43.70314795	-79.52036233
74	Camp Inspire - Brahms Sparroway	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	70 Margaret Avenue Toronto, ON M2J 4C5	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.78581971	-79.33805159
75	Camp Inspire - Don Summerville	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	1070 Eastern Avenue Toronto, ON M4L 0B9	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.66555914	-79.31698844
76	Camp Inspire - Glendower	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	260 Silver Springs Boulevard Toronto, ON M1V 1S4	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.80535838	-79.3022464
77	Camp Inspire - Gilder	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	1125 Midland Avenue Toronto, ON M1K 4H2	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.74364104	-79.26151074
78	Camp Inspire - Teesdale	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	1035 Pharmacy Avenue Toronto, ON M1R 2G8	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.73935643	-79.30223743
79	Camp Inspire - Adelaide	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	501 Adelaide Street East Toronto, ON M5A 4K1	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.65255869	-79.36534119
80	Camp Inspire - Regent Park	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	50 Regent Park Boulevard Toronto, ON M5A 0L5	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.65942101	-79.3617469
81	Camp Inspire - Capri	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	35 Saffron Crescent Toronto, ON M9C 3T8	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.65340709	-79.57550647
82	Camp Inspire - Islington	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	2067 Islington Avenue Toronto, ON M9P 2R8	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.70225604	-79.54844059
83	Camp Inspire - Mabelle	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	38 Mabelle Avenue Toronto, ON M9A 5B1	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.64553859	-79.52821684
84	Camp Inspire - Pelham Park	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	178 Edwin Avenue Toronto, ON M6P 3Z9	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.66610075	-79.4563369
85	Camp Inspire - Tandridge	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	105 Thistle Down Boulevard Toronto, ON M9V 1J5	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.73806084	-79.55395373
86	Camp Inspire - Trethewey	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Camp Inspire is our summer day camp for Toronto Community Housing tenants aged 6 to 12. The program runs during July and August and will run for seven weeks. Throughout the summer, campers will build resilience and self-confidence while developing positive relationships with each other. Camp communities will participate in weekly themed activities designed to inspire exploration and imagination.	July 6 to August 20, 9am-4pm on weekdays, except stat holidays	Pre-Registration	Youth	720 Trethewey Drive Toronto, ON M6M 5A5	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca<br />Chanelle Wright: (437) 771-5537			safe space, life skills, mental health, community	43.69796361	-79.50094175
87	The Stage - Serving New Heights Court TCHC Residents	Toronto Community Housing	Program	The Stage is a ten-week program that empowers children ages 6 to 11 to recognize and express their emotions through engaging wellness and theatre-based activities. Facilitated by Teacher/Writer and a Registered Social Worker/Psychotherapist, the program nurtures emotional resilience, literacy, and theatre skills in children impacted by gun violence.	April 23 to June 18, Mondays 5-7pm  at Lawrence Heights, Thursdays 5-7 pm at Warden Woods/ Cataraqui	Pre-Registration	Youth	20 New Heights Court Toronto, ON M6A 0C1	Minatallah Ali (Cataraqui/ Warden Woods): minatallah.ali@torontohousing.ca, (416) 676-5439<br />Kristie Oroma (Lawrence Heights): kristie.oroma@torontohousing.ca			mental health, arts, life skills, education	43.72273515	-79.44619741
88	Youth Safety Conversation	Toronto Community Housing	Event	Have a safety conversation with the youth to understand challenges and programming needs.	June 18, 6pm to 8pm	Not listed	Youth	61 Pelham Park Gardens Toronto, ON M6N 1A8	Kristie Oroma: kristie.oroma@torontohousing.ca			violence prevention	43.66925972	-79.45779566
89	Breakfast Program	Toronto Community Housing	Program	The breakfast program serves children and youths ages 4-24 by providing them with a warm meal on Mondays and Wednesdays.	May 4 to June 29, Mondays and Wednesdays	Pre-Registration	Youth	20 New Heights Court Toronto, ON M6A 0C1	Community Safety Unit: help@torontohousing.ca, (416) 921-2323			family support	43.72273515	-79.44619741
90	The Stage - SErving Warden Woods / Cateraqui TCHC Residents	Toronto Community Housing	Program	The Stage is a ten-week program that empowers children ages 6 to 11 to recognize and express their emotions through engaging wellness and theatre-based activities. Facilitated by Teacher/Writer and a Registered Social Worker/Psychotherapist, the program nurtures emotional resilience, literacy, and theatre skills in children impacted by gun violence.	April 23 to June 18, Mondays 5-7pm  at Lawrence Heights, Thursdays 5-7 pm at Warden Woods/ Cataraqui	Pre-Registration	Youth	1 Firvalley Court Toronto, ON M1L 1N8	Minatallah Ali (Cataraqui/ Warden Woods): minatallah.ali@torontohousing.ca, (416) 676-5439<br />Kristie Oroma (Lawrence Heights): kristie.oroma@torontohousing.ca			mental health, arts, life skills, education	43.70295236	-79.28102863
91	Unleashing Potential League	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Unleashing Potential (U.P.) League is a basketball league for girls 12-18 years old. Each week, participants are bused to MLSE Launchpad where they receive dinner, participate in self-development workshops, on court skills and drills sessions and basketball game play. The program aims at creating a safe space where young women can foster connections with peers from various communities, develop their basketball skills and increase their self-esteem. In partnership with MLSE Launchpad, U.P. League runs from July to August for 7 weeks, meeting every Monday from 6pm to 9pm at Launchpad.	July 6 to August 24, Monday 6pm to 9pm	Pre-Registration	Youth	259 Jarvis Street Toronto, ON M5C 2B2	Glory Gobes (West Region): glory.gobes@torontohousing.ca<br />Fitriya Mohamed (Central Region): fitriya.mohamed@torontohousing.ca<br />Janice Bartley (East Region): janice.bartley1@torontohousing.ca			sports, safe space, life skills	43.65775894	-79.37453172
92	Summer Youth Fashion Initiative	Toronto Fashion Academy	Program	The Summer Youth Fashion Initiative is a community‑based program that successfully engages local youth through creativity, mentorship, and positive relationship‑building with police officers. Each August, Toronto Fashion Academy (TFA) pauses its regular programming to dedicate the month to this initiative. The program consists of free, weekend‑based workshops designed specifically for youth. Meals and school supplies provided at no cost. Certificate of completion awarded to participants.	August 8 to August 29, 12:00pm-04:00pm	Application Process	Youth	82 Queen Elizabeth Boulevard Toronto, ON M8Z 1M5	Basil Waris: basil@torontofashionacademy.ca			community, leadership	43.62156689	-79.51094374
93	West Hill Futsal Program - 100 galloway road, toronto	Toronto Police Service	Program	This program creates a space for meaningful, positive connections between police officers and young people in the community. Participants play futsal together, and officers take on a mentoring role—offering guidance, encouragement, and support throughout the program.	Wednesdays 4pm - 6pm	Pre-Registration	Youth	100 Galloway Road Toronto, ON M1E 1W7	PC Carter: 8788@tps.ca<br />PC Palmer: 10663@tps.ca<br />Toronto Police Division 43: (416) 808-4300			community	43.75742845	-79.19333851
94	West Hill Futsal Program - boys and girl club	Toronto Police Service	Program	This program creates a space for meaningful, positive connections between police officers and young people in the community. Participants play futsal together, and officers take on a mentoring role—offering guidance, encouragement, and support throughout the program.	Wednesdays 4pm - 6pm	Pre-Registration	Youth	100 Galloway Road Toronto, ON M1E 1W7	PC Carter: 8788@tps.ca<br />PC Palmer: 10663@tps.ca<br />Toronto Police Division 43: (416) 808-4300			community	43.75742845	-79.19333851
95	Weston Tennis Stars	Toronto Police Service	Program	The Weston Tennis has been running throughout the entire year at various schools, churches and at the York Weston Tennis Club in 12 Division. The program environment is set up in a way that accommodates 16 to 24 participants per session. The length of the program is approximately 1 to 1.5 hours in length. The Officer teaching the program is a former Team Canada/Ontario Certified Coach with over 30 years of experience.	Thursday or Fridays at lunch time 12:05-13:05 hours during school year and the same in the summer when school is out	Drop-in, Pre-registration, Open enrollment	Youth	2125 Lawrence Avenue West Toronto, ON M9N 1H7	Alex Benyi: 10726@tps.ca, (647) 229-8068			sports	43.69859352	-79.51810471
96	Pickleball	Toronto Police Service	Program	This program is to foster positive relationships between youth and law enforcement while promoting physical activity, self-confidence, and community engagement. This program introduces youth to the game of pickleball, highlighting how fun and inclusive the sport is. It also reinforces core values such as teamwork, leadership, respect, problem‑solving, integrity, and discipline.	July 8 to September 2, Wednesday 1pm to 3pm	Pre-registration, Drop-in	Youth	130 Old Kingston Road Toronto, ON M1E 3J5	Police Constable Tania Hugo: tania.hugo@tps.ca, (437) 215-2865			community, sports, life skills, leadership, recreation	43.78145073	-79.18694316
97	Community BBQ at 12 Division	Toronto Police Service	Event	The barbecue event is open to all community members within 12 division. It is designed as an inclusive gathering where neighbors can come together to socialize and build connections.	June 7, 12-4 PM	Drop-in	Youth	200 Trethewey Drive Toronto, ON M6M 5E6	Brandon Mak: 10847@tps.ca, (416) 808-1243			community	43.69457055	-79.48687254
98	All Star Program	Toronto Police Service	Program	Officers engage and interact with community youth.	May 4 to August 31, Every Monday from 3pm-5pm	Contact for more information	Youth	53 Silverstone Drive Unit 16 Toronto, ON M9V 3G1	PC Jack Rego: 8546@tps.ca			community	43.7456442	-79.58734025
99	STEM Skateboard Program	Toronto Police Service	Program	Officers engage and interact with community youth and assist with building of custom skateboards every Saturday throughout the summer	Every Saturday throughout the summer	Contact for more information	Youth	2 Arcot Boulevard Toronto, ON M9W 2P2	PC Sarah MacIntyre: 11839@tps.ca			community, education	43.72712424	-79.55190383
100	True North Rock Climbing	Toronto Police Service	Program	Officers connect with young people from the Tandridge community by taking them to an on‑site rock‑climbing facility, where participants learn the basics of climbing and get hands‑on experience with an activity they might not otherwise have the chance to try.	Once a week throughout July and August	Contact for more information	Youth	75 Tandridge Crescent Toronto, ON M9W 2N9	PC Sarah MacIntyre: 11839@tps.ca			community	43.72888127	-79.5467221
101	Tandridge Summer Program	Toronto Police Service	Program	Officers actively engage with Tandridge community youth to foster positive relationships and strengthen community connections.	July and August, Monday-Friday from 9am-4pm	Drop-in	Youth	75 Tandridge Crescent Toronto, ON M9W 2N9	PC Sarah MacIntyre: 11839@tps.ca			community	43.72888127	-79.5467221
102	Outdoor Movie Night and BBQ	Toronto Police Service	Event	Officers will BBQ for community members while recreation activities occur. Outdoor movie to be shown after BBQ is complete. Event is free	28-Aug	Not listed	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	10 Rampart Road Toronto, ON M9V 4L9	Brianne Pretty: brianne.pretty@tps.ca			community	43.73479142	-79.58870272
103	Lil' Learners Adventure Summer Camp	Toronto Police Service	Program	"This program is entering into its 4th successful year engaging grades 1 to 6 children in a six-week curriculum of athletics, environmental stewardship and life skills to foster trust with police mentors. Participants progress from team building challenges and nature exploration to nutritional workshops and an ""Outdoor Olympics"". The experience concludes with a field trip to Reptilia Whitby, providing a unique bonding opportunity outside their immediate neighbourhood. By involving older youth as mentors, the program builds a multi-generational leadership model that strengthens community-police relations."	July 2 to August 12, Wednesday 9:30am to 3:30pm	Application Process, Pre-registration, Open enrollment, Referral, Contact for more information	Youth	61 Holmfirth Terrace Toronto, ON M1G 1G8	Tanya Veer-Casey: 11323@tps.ca, (437) 229-0373			community, leadership, life skills, safe space	43.75939257	-79.21803822
104	Sow-Grow-Eat Program	Toronto Police Service	Program	A hands-on gardening program where participants plant fruits and vegetables, care for them as they grow, and eventually harvest the produce. The food grown will be used for cooking lessons and shared with local communities as free, fresh produce. Students, teachers, and special‑needs learners all take part, creating an inclusive, educational experience that promotes healthy habits, teamwork, and community support.	May 1 to October 1, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 2:30pm to 4:30pm	Contact for more information	Youth	685 Military Trail Toronto, ON M1E 4P6	Denise Kelly: 10309@tps.ca, (416) 729-0257			community	43.79007592	-79.19936309
105	Mornelle Community Outdoor Movies - 90 Mornelle Court	Toronto Police Service	Event	Neighbourhood Community Police Officers will plan and host various outdoor events to watch a movie, sports event, or compete in video game challenges on an outdoor projector with screen. The events will encourage community members to get outdoors and interact in a safe and family-friendly environment.		Not listed	Youth	90 Mornelle Court Toronto, ON M1E 4P9	PC Simpson: 10927@tps.ca, (416) 808-4300			community, family support, sports	43.78781571	-79.19611664
106	Mornelle Community Outdoor Movies - Q Residential	Toronto Police Service	Event	Neighbourhood Community Police Officers will plan and host various outdoor events to watch a movie, sports event, or compete in video game challenges on an outdoor projector with screen. The events will encourage community members to get outdoors and interact in a safe and family-friendly environment.		Not listed	Youth	80 Mornelle Court Toronto, ON M1E 4P8	PC Simpson: 10927@tps.ca, (416) 808-4300			community, family support, sports	43.7878204	-79.19753047
107	Mornelle Community Outdoor Movies - 110 Mornelle Court	Toronto Police Service	Event	Neighbourhood Community Police Officers will plan and host various outdoor events to watch a movie, sports event, or compete in video game challenges on an outdoor projector with screen. The events will encourage community members to get outdoors and interact in a safe and family-friendly environment.		Not listed	Youth	110 Mornelle Court Toronto, ON M1E 4R1	PC Simpson: 10927@tps.ca, (416) 808-4300			community, family support, sports	43.78649569	-79.19441406
108	Mornelle Community Outdoor Movies - 70 Mornelle Court	Toronto Police Service	Event	Neighbourhood Community Police Officers will plan and host various outdoor events to watch a movie, sports event, or compete in video game challenges on an outdoor projector with screen. The events will encourage community members to get outdoors and interact in a safe and family-friendly environment.		Not listed	Youth	70 Mornelle Court Toronto, ON M1E 4S8	PC Simpson: 10927@tps.ca, (416) 808-4300			community, family support, sports	43.78685384	-79.19780514
109	Mornelle Community Outdoor Movies - 750 Morningside Ave	Toronto Police Service	Event	Neighbourhood Community Police Officers will plan and host various outdoor events to watch a movie, sports event, or compete in video game challenges on an outdoor projector with screen. The events will encourage community members to get outdoors and interact in a safe and family-friendly environment.		Not listed	Youth	750 Morningside Avenue Toronto, ON M1C 3A1	PC Simpson: 10927@tps.ca, (416) 808-4300			community, family support, sports	43.78819973	-79.19504804
110	Mornelle Community Outdoor Movies - 100 Mornelle Court	Toronto Police Service	Event	Neighbourhood Community Police Officers will plan and host various outdoor events to watch a movie, sports event, or compete in video game challenges on an outdoor projector with screen. The events will encourage community members to get outdoors and interact in a safe and family-friendly environment.		Not listed	Youth	100 Mornelle Court Toronto, ON M1E 4X2	PC Simpson: 10927@tps.ca, (416) 808-4300			community, family support, sports	43.78721966	-79.19467698
111	Project Breezy	Toronto Police Service	Event	Bicycle Give-away event	03-Aug	Not listed	Youth	747 Don Mills Road Toronto, ON M3C 1T2	Toronto Police 55 Division: 55division@torontopolice.on.ca, (416) 808-5500			recreation	43.71370915	-79.33478126
112	Therapy Dogs	Toronto Public Library	Event	Therapy Dog Library Visits- Toronto Public Library partners with One Health Partners for a drop in program where teens can take a break during the stressful exam period to relax with therapy dogs. Program will take place in the Bridlewood Youth Hub	June 16, 4:00 - 5:00 pm	Drop-in	Youth	2900 Warden Avenue Unit 230 Toronto, ON M1W 2S8	Bridlewood Youth Hub: brwyouthhhub@tpl.ca			safe space, mental health, family support	43.79855481	-79.31836745
113	Together We Can Youth Mentorship	Tropicana Community Services	Program	The overall goal of this free program is for youth to: feel better about themselves, acquire tools to build their best life, and to find their place as contributing members of the community. The program is based on group activities that are culturally aligned, with an anti-Black racism focus. Activities help youth build confidence, acquire life skills, and overcome potential barriers, including systemic racism. They include: Group mentoring with peers; Workshops, events, and field trips; Cultural projects; Community activities; Academic and employment support. Wheelchair-accessible washroom available on the main floor. Entrance is barrier-free.	May 1 to September 4, Monday to Friday 9:00 PM - 5:00 PM in addition to evenings and weekends.	Pre-Registration	Youth	1385 Huntingwood Drive Scarborough, Ontario M1S 3J1	General Contact: info@tropicanacommunity.org, (416) 439-9009			life skills, community, leadership, employment, education	43.79783916	-79.26437049
114	Idagba Rites of Passage Drop-in Nights	WoodGreen Community Services	Program	"Idagba Rites of Passage is a cultural program for young people of African descent and/or who identify as ""black."" We have our drop-ins on Tuesday evenings from 3:30pm-7:30pm at Birchmount and Eglinton Ave E. On a given day we may host a variety of workshops, guest speakers, game nights, cultural movie nights, drum circles, and more, or just be a space to hang out, play games, get some snacks and TTC tickets, and connect with others. Our staff are available to connect you with resources and other programs & services that you may be looking for. Come and connect with the community and learn more about Idagba ROP and why Rites of Passage are an important aspect of your personal growth and development, and an avenue to explore your cultural identity and purpose."	Tuesday from 3:30pm-7:30pm	Drop-in	Youth	2206 Eglinton Avenue East Toronto, ON M1L 4S8	Oladipo Sagoe: osagoe@woodgreen.org, (416) 301-1746<br />Jody Yaa Dunn: jdunn@woodgreen.org, (416) 995-0186			safe space, recreation, community	43.7306901	-79.27971187
115	Sikhona Sisterhood Circle	WoodGreen Community Services	Program	Sikhona, meaning “I am here” in Zulu, . Rooted in the phrase, “Sawubona” — “I see you”, Sikhona meaning “I am here” in Zulu, affirms presence, identity, and healing. Connected to the Ìdàgbà Rites of Passage and Sawubona Sisterhood Program, Sikhona provides a vibrant space for African/Black identifying girls and young women to gain sisterhood, mentorship inter-generational learning and knowledge through peer-led workshops that blend art, storytelling, mindfulness, and ancestral wisdom. This gives youth and elders an opportunity to come together to share wisdom, build community, and grow.	Monthly Sessions (day and time vary)	Pre-registration, Contact for more information, Drop-in, Referral	Youth	2206 Eglinton Avenue East 7th Floor Toronto, ON M1L 4S8	Angel : agabriel@woodgreen.org, (416) 274-1367<br />Bushira: bnakitende@woodgreen.org, (647) 535-4143			arts, mental health, leadership, community	43.7306901	-79.27971187
116	Nkabom Brotherhood Circle	WoodGreen Community Services	Program	Nkabom Brotherhood Circle is an opportunity for young men of African descent and/or who identify as black to be part of a meaningful, impactful, and supportive collective where personal and group development, and community building are the purpose of coming together. By centering physical, emotional, and mental health wellness & practices, character development, cultural grounding and fostering meaningful community connections, our monthly meetups aim to equip young men with the tools necessary to accomplish their personal and professional goals. Through our diverse network of community leaders and resources, we create a circle of accountability, support, and inspiration that encourages every circle participant to step into their highest potential.	Monthly Session (day and time vary)	Drop-in, Pre-registration, Referral, Contact for more information	Youth	2206 Eglinton Avenue East 7th Floor Toronto, ON M1L 4S8	Oladipo: osagoe@woodgreen.org, (416) 301-1746<br />Nai: nfaguharson@woodgreen.org, (416) 505-7473<br />Ajani: awilliams@woodgreen.org, (416) 721-9431			mental health, community, family support	43.7306901	-79.27971187
117	YVP - Youth Empowerment Program Jane Alliance Neighborhood	Youth Empowerment Program	Program	JANS Youth Program supports violence prevention by helping youth ages 12 to 29 build skills make positive choices and access key resources. The program is split into two age groups: one for younger youth with age-appropriate content and one for older youth focused on employment and life skills. Workshops are paired with local outings volunteer opportunities and community service creating experiences that build confidence personal growth and community connection. By meeting youth where they are we aim to equip them with the tools they need to succeed.		Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	Rose Edward: redward@janealliance.com	https://janealliance.com/	'@Jjansyouth	life skills, community, violence prevention, employment		
118	YouthWorx	TCHC	Program	YouthWorx is a comprehensive employment program that focuses on employing young people as Youth Community Workers. The program is designed to reduce barriers to employment for youth. Youth Community Workers are hired for eight weeks during the months of July and August in various, small-scale labour jobs, including community clean ups, light repair jobs, community gardening and beautification and painting. In addition to employment, youth are also provided with the opportunity to develop as a professional and workplace leader.	July 6 to August 28, 8am-4pm, Mon-Fri, except holidays.	Application Process, Pre-registration	Youth	Not Listed				community, employment, arts		
119	Youth Voice Collective Youth Violence Prevention Program Flemingdon Health Centre	City of Toronto	Program	In partnership with local schools and organizations we offer safe drop-in spaces for youth. Our workshops cover topics like harm reduction anger management conflict resolution and mental health. Youth can also participate in social activities like basketball soccer summer camps BBQs and community cleanups. Parents are invited to workshops to gain tools for supporting their children. Our staff receive training in conflict management justice and crisis prevention to ensure a trauma-informed approach. The program is guided by a Steering Committee of partners and youth staff and youth are encouraged to volunteer at events and local community projects like the Bike Hub and Flemo Farm.		Pre-registration, Drop-in, Referral, Contact for more information	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Mussarat Ejaz, Manager Population Health and Wellness:	https://www.fhc-chc.com/	'@fhc_chc	violence prevention, mental health, community, safe space, family support		
120	Youth Violence Prevention Program, Black Creek Youth Initiative	City of Toronto	Program	The Youth Violence Prevention (YVP) program provides trauma-informed weekly group sessions for youth ages 12–29, focusing on healing, leadership, and community empowerment. Core activities include peer-led workshops, mentorship, culturally grounded art and storytelling, and community outings. Youth participate in advocacy and creative initiatives like “Youth Voices for Change,” exploring root causes of violence. The program also offers leadership training, one-on-one case management, and connections to vital resources such as mental health supports, employment, and legal aid. YVP creates a safe space where youth build resilience, strengthen identity, and become agents of change in their community.		Open Enrolment	Youth	Not Listed	Destin N Bujang, Black Creek Youth Initiative: info@blackcreekyouthinitiative.com	https://www.blackcreekyouthinitiative.com		mental health, violence prevention, leadership, community, arts		
121	Youth Outreach Worker Program	Midaynta Community Services	Program	The Youth Outreach Worker Program is an initiative dedicated to empowering youth between the ages of 12 and 29 by promoting community engagement and increasing access to vital opportunities for both youth and their families. Midaynta’s Youth Outreach Workers (YOWs) achieve these goals by collaborating with a wide array of stakeholders—including schools, health facilities, settlement services, and local law enforcement—while specifically supporting students facing challenges related to suspensions or expulsions. Beyond capacity building and program evaluation, YOWs provide direct outreach and referral services for diverse needs such as pre-employment development, skilled trades, mental health and addictions treatment, and bridging programs to post-secondary education. They also offer support for conflict mediation, recreational activities, and re-integration services, ensuring all assistance is culturally accessible through multilingual support in English, Somali, Swahili, and Bajuni.	Mon-Fri 9am - 4:30pm	Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed		https://midaynta.com/youth-outreach-worker/	'@midayntayouth	community, mental health, family support, employment		
122	Youth Hubs, Toronto Public Library	Toronto Public Library	Program	Toronto Public Library offers a welcoming year-round drop-in service for teens at 28 locations acroos the city . Multi-faceted offerings include a dedicated library space and staff, programs and activities, school support, access to technology and nutritious snacks. The service aims to increase academic success; support skills development, technological proficiency and self-directed learning; facilitate social connections; and increase awareness of TPL’s extensive collections and responsive services. Youth Hubs allow teens to build relationships with caring staff and peers, and explore their identities and future possibilities.		Drop-in	Youth	Not Listed		https://tpl.ca/youthhubs		safe space, education		
123	Youth for Change	Midaynta Community Services	Program	The Youth for Change program provides support for Black youths, aged 15-29, in and around Northwest Toronto, who are struggling with substance use and mental health concerns. This program offers youth with substance use and mental health issues access to counselling and support resources to assist them and their families in overcoming barriers, moving toward recovery, and making the best choices for themselves and their family. The Youth for Change program focuses on identifying treatment needs and issues in the areas of both substance use and mental health. The project aims to intensify the participation of the youths and the community members in promoting sensitive conversations surrounding substance use and mental health concerns existing within the communities of the Northwest Toronto Region. The Youth for Change program concentrates on reducing accessibility barriers faced by Black youth and their families to addiction and mental health services.	Monday to Friday - 9am to 4pm	Open enrollment, Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed				mental health, family support, community		
124	Youth Employment Partnerships	City of Toronto	Program	Youth Employment Partnerships (YEP) is a youth-friendly community organization network that offers co-ordinated support to young job seekers 15 to 29 years of age.YEP is flexible to connect you to the right service and through one-on-one support and mentorship help you develop skills and knowledge as well as identify and secure the right opportunities with career potential. YEP can also connect you with training, certification and education programs to prepare you for employment.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	Mikael Khalam, Community Development Officer, City of Toronto: mikael.khalam@toronto.ca	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/employment-social-support/employment-support/youth-job-seekers/		employment, community, leadership		
125	Youth Career Fairs	Youth Development Unit, Social Development	Event	Youth job fairs connect you with real employers and community agencies right in your neighbourhood, making it easier to find local job opportunities. You can also learn about skill-building pathways through community organizations, Employment Ontario agencies, trades and tech programs, and post-secondary options, helping you plan your next steps in school or training. If you’d like to learn more, email YEPNetwork@toronto.ca and say “add me” to stay in the loop!		Not listed	Youth	Not Listed	YEP Network: yepnetwork@toronto.ca			employment, community, education		
126	Youth Basketball Skills Clinic	Toronto Police Service	Event	A youth basketball skills clinic is a fun, instructional program designed to help young players develop fundamental basketball abilities.	28-Aug	Not listed	Youth	Not Listed	PC Christopher Sandino: christopher.sandino@tps.ca, (416) 808-5419			sports, life skills, recreation		
127	Youth Advisory Committee	Midaynta Community Services	Program	The Youth Advisory Committee aims to strengthen the community by amplifying youth voices and promoting positive youth representation. It empowers young people through personal development and networking opportunities.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Shirwa Shuriye: shirwa@midaynta.com, (437) 419-6371	https://midaynta.com	'@midayntayouth	community		
128	Youth Advisory Committee	Toronto District School Board	Program	The Youth Advisory Committee aims to strengthen the community by amplifying youth voices and promoting positive youth representation. It empowers young people through personal development and networking opportunities.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed		https://midaynta.com/		community		
129	Young Voices Toronto Public Library	Toronto Public Library	Program	Young Voices is a magazine full of writing and art created and selected by Toronto teens run through the Toronto Public Library. An Editorial Teen Council made up of teens whose work has been previously published in YVM works with library staff and professional mentors to evaluate submissions select work for publication in Young Voices magazine and celebrate its launch.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact: teens@tpl.ca	www.tpl.ca/youngvoices		arts		
130	Workshops on sexual health topics	City of Toronto	Program	TPH provides interactive workshops for a range of community groups: youth, students, parents and caregivers, gender and sexuality alliances, to promote healthy sexuality.	Ongoing all year around	Contact for more information	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Toronto Health Connection: publichealth@toronto.ca, (416) 338-7600	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/health-wellness-care/health-programs-advice/sexual-health-promotion/workshops-on-sexual-health-topics/		family support, community		
131	Words Carry Weight: Language, Power, Respect	Toronto District School Board	Program	Interactive workshop for Grades 6–8 focused on how language shapes relationships, emotions, and inclusive or harmful environments.	July & August	Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS				
132	Women's Empowerment Group	Toronto Police Service	Program	Female officers interact with youth, run various life skills programing and events, including leadership, health, physical activities.		By Referral	Youth	Not Listed	Staff Sergeant Jeremy Hayes, Toronto Police Service Division 42: jeremy.hayes@tps.ca, (416) 808-4200			life skills, leadership, family support		
133	Who Am I Workshop Series Jane/Finch Centre	City of Toronto	Program	In collaboration with Jack.org this initiative focuses on enhancing mental health support for Black and MVP youth and with GIT. This program provides access to direct psychotherapy support.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	David Chin, Manager of Youth Equity and Settlement:	https://www.janefinchcentre.org/	'@theespotyouthcentre	mental health, family support, community		
134	Weekly Summer Drop-in (July)	The Forgiveness Project	Event	This drop-in occurs weekly on Thursdays during the month of July.  It offers mentorship, engagement, and pro-social activities to promote well-being and connection during the summer months when incidents of violence typically increase. The goal of this drop-in is to support community safety efforts by providing a consistent, positive space for youth and young adults.	July 2, 3pm-5pm	Not listed	Youth	Not Listed	Tara: tara@thefyouproject.com			community, violence prevention, safe space, leadership		
135	We Are Hear For You	Toronto Police Service	Program	Focuses on violence prevention and intervention by allowing parents and caregivers to meet with Neighborhood Officers in a private setting at the same time every week in a facility that has a wide range of uses. The purpose of this program is to allow caregivers to discuss challenges or concerns that the caregivers have regarding their children either being involved in criminal activity or simply displaying behavior that the parents are concerned about.		Drop-in	Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	PC Robert Meloche: 8291@tps.ca<br />PC Viktor Sarudi: 8568@tps.ca<br />Toronto Police Division 53 (PC Robert Meloche/PC Viktor Sarudi): (416) 808-5300			violence prevention, family support		
136	Voices of Strength - Social Club	The Forgiveness Project	Event	Participants will engage in a journey of learning how to better themselves as positive contributors to community and society through conversations rooted in vulnerability, honesty, and creative thinking. Throughout the summer series, participants will be encouraged to engage with the weekly selected material and songs as well as group discussions.  Each week, discussion will align with designated “theme” song, article, topic, or book chapter. Ideally, participants who engage with the material will leave with a better grasp of self reflection, accountability, and will benefit from sharing insights with others.	June 4, 5pm	Not listed	Youth	Not Listed	Solitair: solitair@thefyouproject.com			community		
137	VISU Place-Based Youth Mentorship Program	City of Toronto (SD VISU)	Program	A cohort-based local leadership program designed to strengthen mentorship and local role model pathways within priority neighbourhoods. Through structured sessions in underutilized community spaces, participants build skills in engagement, conflict mediation, and community-led problem-solving. Multiple neighbourhoods are selected across the city based on elevated need to concentrate resources and strengthen place-based leadership capacity.	July and August	Referral, Pre-registration	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-alerts/community-safety-wellbeing-programs/violence-intervention-support-unit/		leadership, community, life skills		
138	Virtual Family Transformation: Conflict Resolution	Toronto District School Board	Program	Equips caregivers to de-escalate tensions, recognize signs of distress, and support youth in resolving conflicts without harm		By Referral	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		violence prevention, family support		
139	Urban Rez Take Back Your World	Urban Rez	Program	Take Back Your World Initiative focuses on providing programming for Black youth ages 15-29 at-risk of gun and gang violence in conflict with the law or who are NEET (Not in Employment Education or Training) living in Rexdale Jane-Finch and East Scarborough areas of Toronto.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	Roderick Bereton: rod@urbanrezsolutions.com, (647) 287-4741	https://www.urbanrezsolutions.com				
140	Urban Rez Community Mobile Unit	Toronto Community Housing	Program	The Community Mobile Unit is a 33.5 foot recreational vehicle (RV). Features and services include community outreach meeting/program space referral and information hub toy clothing and food drive distribution media and podcast center. The Community Mobile Unit will be present in the following TCHC communities over the summer: Danzig Orton Park Driftwood Grandravine and Orpington.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Kelly de Hoop: kelly.dehoop@torontohousing.ca	https://urbanrezsocialenterprise.com/community-mobile-unit/		community, safe space, arts		
141	Urban Promise Summer Camp Truth	Urban Promise	Program	The summer camp combines tutoring in numeracy and literacy, engaging sports and creative activities, and spiritual development through Bible teachings.	July 6 to August 14, 9am to 4pm	Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	Toronto Police 41 Division: 41division@torontopolice.on.ca, (416) 808-4100			education, safe space, sports		
142	TYES Support Services	City of Toronto	Program	Fernie Youth Services provides rehabilitative, community based service for young adults (ages 18-29) that are in conflict with the law. The TYES-SS program provides case management support to 40-50 youth/young adults annually, through a youth-centred, trauma informed, strength based, holistic and tailored service to meet the individual goals, strengths, needs, circumstances and preferences of each participant.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Fareen (Fernie) Khimji, Youth Services: fkhimji@fernieyouth.ca	https://fernieyouth.ca/tyes/		mental health, community		
143	Tree Top Trekking	Toronto Police Service	Program	The POWERPLAY program led by 32 Division officers supports youth in the Lawrence Heights and Neptune communities. It helps them build self-esteem, confidence, self-control, and motivation. Through new and challenging activities–often outside their comfort zones, youth are encouraged to grow and try things they might not otherwise explore.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Sergeant Michelle Gillispi: 9896@tps.ca, (416) 808-3200			life skills		
144	Toronto Youth Partnerships & Employment (TYPE)	City of Toronto	Program	Toronto Youth Partnerships & Employment (TYPE) is a mobile intensive case management program supporting youth in Toronto who are facing multiple complex challenges including barriers to the labour market. Youth Outreach Counsellors help youth identify skills interests and employment barriers develop an action plan and connect to employment services skill development and educational programs and specialized services. Some Counsellors focus specifically on reaching justice-involved youth.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact: type@toronto.ca	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/employment-social-support/		employment, life skills, community		
145	Toronto Youth Job Corps (TYJC)	City of Toronto	Program	Toronto Youth Job Corps (TYJC) aims to assist youth who face multi-ple barriers specifically those who have a sporadic or non-existent employment history through workshops coaching and work experience.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	Scarborough Neighbourhood Community Centre: (416) 615-1049<br />Etobicoke: Arab Community Centre of Toronto: (416) 231-7746 x212	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/employment-social-support/		employment		
146	Toronto Recreational Out Tripping Outreach Program (TROOP)	Toronto Police Service	Program	This summer 45 youth from Toronto will camp, hike, and canoe with Toronto Police Officers. Three trips will take 15 youth and 5 officers 300 km north to Algonquin Park for three days and two nights. Youth will learn skills and build confidence in themselves to handle whatever nature can throw their way.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	PC Kolebniak: 8919@tps.ca<br />Toronto Police Division 43: (416) 808-4300			life skills, community, safe space		
147	Toronto Community Crisis Service	City of Toronto	Program	The Toronto Community Crisis Service (TCCS) provides free confidential in-person mental health supports city-wide from mobile crisis worker teams. TCCS supports Toronto residents 16 years of age or older and is available 24 hours a day seven days a week. It is a non-police-led community-based client focused and trauma-informed response to mental health crisis calls and wellness checks. TCCS also provides: referrals and connections to other services; resources and information; post-crisis follow-up supports.		Not listed	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Within Toronto City Limits: (211)<br />Outside Toronto city limits: (888) 340-1001<br />TTY: (800) 836-3238	https://www.toronto.ca/tccs		mental health, community, family support		
148	TO Wards Peace Program	City of Toronto	Program	TO Wards Peace (TWP) is a community-led, risk-driven, wraparound intervention program that takes a public health approach to the disruption, intervention, and prevention of community violence. The core of the program focuses on three methods of community-based engagement and intervention. These methods include community-based interventions with the support of individuals with lived experience – referred to as Violence Disruptions Workers (VDWs) that are overseen by local grassroots groups and Lead Agency.		By Referral	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-alerts/community-safety-wellbeing-programs/to-wards-peace-model/		community, violence prevention, family support		
149	The Toronto History Museum's Youth Volunteer Program	City of Toronto	Program	The Toronto History Muesums' Youth Volunteer Program creates a safe accessible and inclusive space that offers meaningful volunteer and devel-opment opportunities for Toronto's diverse youth.	During School year mainly weekends; During Summer Monday to Sunday	Contact for more information, Application Process	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact: thmyouth@toronto.ca	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/get-involved/volunteer-with-the-		community		
150	The Stage	Toronto Community Housing	Program	 The Stage is a ten-week program that empowers children ages 6 to 11 to recognize and express their emotions through engaging wellness and theatre-based activities. Facilitated by Teacher/Writer and a Registered Social Worker/Psychotherapist, the program nurtures emotional resilience, literacy, and theatre skills in children impacted by gun violence.	April 23 to June 18, Mondays 5-7pm  at Lawrence Heights, Thursdays 5-7 pm at Warden Woods/ Cataraqui	Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Minatallah Ali (Cataraqui/ Warden Woods): minatallah.ali@torontohousing.ca, (416) 676-5439<br />Kristie Oroma (Lawrence Heights): kristie.oroma@torontohousing.ca			mental health, arts, life skills, education		
151	The Rights Project-Youth Advocacy Training	City of Toronto	Program	This project seeks to foster resilience by equipping youth not only with advocacy tools but with a space to process trauma collectively. The healing and recovery sessions allow participants to react on the emotional aftermath of violence recognizing the impact these incidents have on both individuals and communities		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Sumay Nur, The Rights Project: sumaya@therightsproject.ca			mental health, life skills		
152	The Pull Up- Summer Series	Nia Centre for the Arts	Program	Summer Series is Nia Centre’s immersive summer camp for youth between the ages of 12-18. Summer Series features a selection of discipline specific intensive workshops that allows youth to build their technical skills, knowledge, creativity and confidence in 1 out of 4 art disciplines. At the end of each session, participants will have the opportunity to share their creations with friends, family and their peers in a show and share session.	July 6 to August 29, Monday - Friday 10am-6pm	Application Process	Youth	Not Listed		https://niacentre.org/		life skills, family support, arts, safe space		
153	Teen Programs Toronto Public Library	Toronto Public Library	Program	Teens can participate in diverse workshops camps and multi-week programs during the summer and year-round at Toronto Public Library branches. These youth-informed programs reflect local community needs and help teens develop life skills; explore interests; and connect to information resources and opportunities in the library and community. Highlights include week-long summer camps focused on wellness employment readiness AI digital illustration and robotics.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed		https://tpl.ca/teenprograms		employment, life skills, community, mental health		
154	Teen Councils	Toronto Public Library	Program	Toronto Public Libary's Teen Councils provide teens with an opportunity to add their voice to teen services at TPL recommending changes or enhancements to library policies programs and services to ensure they best serve the interests of teens and their community. Teens earn volunteer hours meet other community teens and develop their skills in problem-solving leadership decision-making and communication. TPL staff facilitate activities and discussions to engage members in creating a welcoming and relevant environment for teens that fosters inclusion and engagement. TCs enable teens to become advocates and promoters of TPL programs collections and online resources that support educational professional and creative pursuits		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed		https://tpl.ca/teencouncils		community, life skills, leadership		
155	TEAR Program for Students	Toronto District School Board	Program	TEAR: Healthy relationships and consent leadership (30 students). Equips students to lead violence prevention through peer education on consent boundaries and healthy relational dynamics.		By Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/		violence prevention, leadership		
156	Taylor Massey Ball Hockey	Toronto Police Service	Program	Ball Hockey brings officers and youth together through friendly ball hockey games, creating a relaxed environment for conversation, teamwork, and connection. Officers participate alongside the youth, offering encouragement, building trust, and helping strengthen relationships within the community.	April 27 to June 30	Not listed	Youth	Not Listed	PC Bryan Smith: bryan.smith@tps.ca, (416) 808-8014			sports, community, recreation		
157	Talking about Consent, Boundaries and Healthy Relationships	Toronto District School Board	Program	6-week classroom-based student initiative to build understanding and confidence around consent, boundaries, and healthy relationships.	July & August	Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		life skills		
158	Syme Woolner Neighbourhood and Family Centre	Toronto District School Board	Program	Our summer camp for children ages 7–13 offers safe reliable and high-quality care in a fun and welcoming environment. The program supports children's emotional physical social and intellectual growth through engaging activities and positive experiences.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact: thewitt@symewoolner.org	https://symewoolner.org/children-and-youth-programs/		community, family support, safe space, recreation		
159	Supporting Families with Parent-Teen Conflict	Toronto District School Board	Program	Virtual family program to address parent-teen conflict, strengthen communication, build understanding, teach about brain development and mental health diagnoses, and support healthier relationships. Suitable for parents and teens.	July & August	Referral	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		family support, mental health, life skills		
160	Support and Knowledge for Young Women (SKY)	West Scarborogh Neighbourhood Community Centre	Program	The SKY Program is a structured, skill-building initiative designed to support youth involved in the justice system in developing positive decision-making, emotional regulation, and accountability. The program provides a safe and supportive environment where participants can reflect on their actions, understand the impact of their behavior, and build practical tools for change. Through a combination of guided discussions, interactive activities, and individualized support, youth will explore topics such as: Consequences and accountability, Peer pressure and decision-making, Emotional awareness and anger management, Communication and conflict resolution, Goal setting and future planning. The SKY Program emphasizes personal growth, responsibility, and community reintegration. Participants are encouraged to actively engage, develop pro-social skills, and apply what they learn to their everyday lives.	July 15 to August 14, 9:00am-8:00pm	Application Process	Youth	Not Listed	Shevani Patel : spatel@wsncc.org, (415) 755-9215			life skills, violence prevention, community		
161	Summer School Programming	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offering various credit and non-credit programs supporting students.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education		
162	Summer School Mental Health and Well Being for Elementary & Secondary Students	Toronto District School Board	Program	During July summer school, social workers, child and youth workers/counsellors, and attendance counsellors will provide daily mental health and well-being programming to support children and youth. Positioned across all summer school sites, they will offer responsive support for emerging needs and crises, while also building capacity in mental health literacy, coping skills, and overall wellness throughout the summer.	Throughout the month of July for in schools facilitating summer school for elementary and secondary	Referral, Drop-in	Parents and Caregivers, Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		mental health, family support, education		
163	Summer Safe Play	Toronto Police Service	Program	This initiative creates consistent safe spaces in identified priority neighbour-hoods where children and youth are free to engage in recreational activities with positive social interactions, while simultaneously preventing gun and gang-related activities, through high visibility uniformed police presence and positive community engagement.	July 1 to August 30, Thursdays, Friday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 4:00pm to 6:00pm	Open Enrolment	Youth	Not Listed	Toronto Police Division 31: (416) 808-3100<br />Sergeant Fillipin: (416) 209-6082<br />Staff Sergeant Allistair James: (416) 808-3100		'@tps31nco_unite	community, safe space		
164	Summer Program for Children & Youth	Toronto District School Board	Program	Summer coping skills program (10 students). Offers a safe summer space to learn emotional regulation and reduce exposure to violence and risky behaviours.		By Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		mental health		
165	Summer Camp Engaged Communities	Youth Empowerment Program	Program	This program offers youth a mix of creative and outdoor activities including drawing painting sculpting theatre nature games and local field trips. Youth will also take part in group projects and activities that build teamwork leadership and communication skills. Participants are referred by local schools and are considered at-risk. Our youth team creates a safe supportive space where every participant feels seen and valued. Conflicts are approached through relationship-building with guidance from facilitators. We focus on strengths and celebrate achievements to build confidence. Junior facilitators and volunteers are youth with lived experience creating stability and growth through leadership roles.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Youssef Al Hariri, Youth Leader and Lead Facilitator:	https://www.engagedcommunities.ca/		arts, life skills, leadership, safe space, recreation		
166	Success Beyond Limits	Success Beyond Limits	Program	This summer program provides a learning environment designed to meet diverse needs and learning styles through smaller class sizes, teaching staff that represent the community and also reflect the diversity of students. The focus is on eliminating barriers to access by offering a healthy breakfast and lunch and daily transportation to and from the program. Success Beyond Limits operates in the Jane and Finch area and is open to select Grade 8 students from Oakdale and Brookview. Youth will build meaningful relationships with their high school peers, and receive influential advice, guidance and leadership. Furthermore, the program provides recreational activities, field trips, youth employment, and training at no cost to participants.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Shanaz Ali, Program Manager: s.ali@successbl.com			employment, leadership, education, community		
167	Steps for School Supplies	Toronto Police Service	Event	Conducting a walk starting from and ending at 23 Division. Walk will be 14.4km. Officers and community members will walk through the neighbourhood for support and donations of school supplies for upcoming 2026/2027 school year for children within the Jamestown/Mount Olive/Silverstone neighbourhood.	August 19, 9am to 1pm	Not listed	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	PC Jack Rego: 8546@tps.ca			community		
168	Stepping Up: Transition to Grade 9	Toronto District School Board	Program	Grade 9 transition group with basic needs and parent engagement (20–30 students). Wraparound care addresses the root causes of violence—disconnection, stress, and unmet needs—by fostering stability and trust.		By Referral	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		family support, mental health		
169	Sports-Based Social Skills Group	Toronto District School Board	Program	Promotes healthy emotional expression teamwork and relationship-building to reduce aggression and promote pro-social behaviour.		By Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		sports, arts		
170	Sports and Leadership League	W.E.E. Serve Youth	Program	W.E.E. Serve Youth is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to empowering Black youth through mentorship, community-building, and exposure to opportunities that foster personal and professional growth. Our program offers sports (soccer and basketball) that promote teamwork, discipline, and leadership while creating a sense of brotherhood among participants.	May 1 to August 31	Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed				sports, leadership, community		
171	South Parkdale Soccer Program	Toronto Police Service	Program	Open Soccer Program for youth in Parkdale to interact and compete with Officers of the Toronto Police Service	June 21 to September 6, Sundays 2-4pm	Drop-in	Youth	Not Listed				sports		
172	Social Media & Self Awareness	Toronto District School Board	Program	Workshop for Grades 6–8 helping students reflect on online behaviour, understand emotional impacts of digital interactions, and build online safety and well-being skills.	July & August	Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		violence prevention, arts		
173	SKY Fearless Femmes Water Sport Camp	West Scarborough Neighbourhood Community Centre	Program	The SKY Fearless Femmes Water Sport Camp is an engaging, hands-on program designed to introduce youth to the fundamentals of sailing while building confidence, teamwork, and leadership skills. Set in a safe and supportive environment, participants learn how to navigate, control, and operate small sailboats under the guidance of trained instructors. Throughout the program, youth will develop practical sailing skills such as steering, knot tying, wind awareness, and water safety. In addition to technical training, the camp emphasizes personal growth by encouraging responsibility, communication, and problem-solving both on and off the water.	July 6 to August 14, Monday to Friday 900 a.m.-5:00 p.m.	Application Process	Youth	Not Listed	Shevani Patel: spatel@wsncc.org, (415) 755-9215			life skills, safe space, violence prevention, leadership		
174	Skills for Life Youth Series	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Two youth leaders from the Mount Olive community created the Skills for Life program to support local youth. This weekly program offers workshops on mental well-being, career development, and more along with certifications like First Aid and Food Handling. It also provides a safe space for youth to talk about life and school challenges while building connections with peer mentors.		Open Enrolment	Youth	Not Listed	Nicholas Arop: nicholasarop829@gmail.com			safe space, mental health, employment, leadership, life skills		
175	Show Love Program	Toronto Police Service	Program	Dixon Hall hosts community event for youth networking every Friday for 8 weeks		Open Enrolment	Youth	Not Listed	Staff Sergeant Todd Gowan, Toronto Police Division 51: todd.gowan@torontopolice.on.ca, (416) 808-5152			community		
176	She's Connected Group	Toronto District School Board	Program	This program supports Black-identifying middle school students and their caregivers. It offers a support group for students and helpful resources for families. The program builds self-esteem teaches healthy boundaries and helps reduce the risk of violence. It also helps families provide affirming supportive care.		By Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us				
177	Sexual Health Information line of Ontario	City of Toronto	Program	The Sexual Health Infoline Ontario (SHILO) is a free, anonymous and inclusive eChat and phone service for Ontario residents. This service is staffed by counsellors who provide information, support and referrals in English, French and other languages on sexual health topics. Find more information at sexualhealthontario.ca	Monday to Friday 10 am to 10:30 pm, Saturday and Sunday: 11 am to 3 pm	Drop-in	Youth	Not Listed	Sexual Health Info Line: publichealth@toronto.ca, (416) 392-2437	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/health-wellness-care/sexual-health-infoline-ontario/		family support		
178	Sexual Health Clinics	City of Toronto	Program	The Sexual Health Clinic program follows the Ontario Ministry of Health services guidelines. We provide free and confidential clinical services for all eligible individuals. Visit our website for details and to book an appointment online.	By appointment  Phone: 416-338-1234 (Monday to Friday; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.)	Contact for more information	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Central Appointment Booking Line: (416) 338-1234	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/health-wellness-care/health-clinics/sexual-health-clinics/		family support		
179	School-based Violence Intervention Program	Game Changers	Program	Gamechangers is a school-based violence intervention program that works with peer mentors embedded in a school who work with students to mediate conflict, interrupt violence and develop pro social skills, to manage conflicts.	Ongoing	Referral	Youth	Not Listed				violence prevention		
180	School’s Out, Rec’s In	City of Toronto	Program	School’s Out, Rec’s In Program offers free, drop-in sports programming for youth ages 13-17 three times per week, for three hours per session, over a seven-week period during the summer. Programming will take place across 46 school locations, selected based on their alignment with SafeTO Zones and Neighbourhood Improvement Area (NIA) designation. The program is in partnership with Social Development (SD), the Toronto District School Board (TDSB), the Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) and the French School Board.		Drop in	Youth	Not Listed	Jasmine Cifuentes: jasmine.cifuentes@toronto.ca, (647) 472-1449			safe space, sports, community		
181	Scarborough Strong Hockey Camp	43 Division,  Neighborhood Officers	Program	Officers organize a 2 week hockey camp where they teach kids how to play hockey.  The participants are then provided with an opportunity to play hockey in a community recreational hockey league.  All gear and accessories are provided at no cost to participants.  This is the 4th year of the program.	August 4 to August 14, Monday 9:15am to 11:15am	Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Kevin Taylor: 8364@tps.ca, (416) 808-4300			sports, safe space, community, recreation		
182	S.E.E.D.S Eco-based Therapy	Toronto District School Board	Program	Adapted S.E.E.D.S summer program with therapy and parent celebration.Supports youth and caregivers to heal together, build resilience, and prevent emotional dysregulation that can lead to violence.		By Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		mental health, family support, life skills		
183	RYDE (Responsible Youth Driver Education)	Toronto Police Service	Program	The RYDE program offers youth the opportunity to meet with Neighborhood Community Officers (NCO) and Traffic Specialist officers to learn the rules of the road and how to become a responsible driver. Officers will provide all necessary learning materials with the ultimate goal of participants passing their MTO test and gaining freedom.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Acting Staff Sergeant Alex Wallace, Toronto Police Division 53: 9300@tps.ca, (416) 808-5300			education, community		
184	Run/Play with Us	Toronto Police Service	Program	This weekly program sees the Neighborhood Community Officers participate in a sports-based program with youth from the community at the community centre. Through shared play, friendly competition, and learning experiences, officers and youth connect with one another, fostering trust and strengthening relationships.		Drop-in	Youth	Not Listed	PC Robert Meloche: 8291@tps.ca<br />Toronto Police Division 53: (416) 808-5300			community, sports, recreation		
185	Run Through the Heights	TCHC	Program	Run Through the Heights is more than just a race–it is a celebration of our neighbourhood’s vibrancy and incredible revitalization happening in Toronto. Be part of the team that makes this historic event a reality. Develop your skills in community engagement, event organizing, and networking skills while contributing to a first-of-its-kind neighbourhood event!	Various dates and times	Application Process	Youth	Not Listed	Riva Abcede: riva.abcede@torontohousing.ca			community, life skills		
186	Rites of Passage: Youth Mentorship Program	Midaynta Community Services	Program	The Rites of Passage Youth Mentorship Program is a culturally relevant & responsive mentorship program aimed at supporting the positive development and success of African Canadian youth ages 12-16, who face multiple barriers to success & reside in the Northwest Toronto. We aim to strengthen the young person’s self-esteem, self-respect, and community responsibility, and establish connections to mentors in a positive, goal-oriented and culturally relevant way. Our Rites of Passage Youth Mentorship Program seeks to restore a sense of history and place for our youth, of where they come from and how to take the knowledge and oral history of the past to go towards the future.	Mon-Fri 9am - 4:30pm	Contact for more information, Referral, Application Process, Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	Hajjra Abdulle: hajjra@midaynta.com, (416) 356-3119	https://midaynta.com/rites-of-passage-youth-mentorship/	'@midayntayouth	leadership, community		
187	Restorative Justice Programs	Youth Development Unit, Social Development	Program	Restorative Justice programs support youth in repairing harm by building conflict resolution skills, accountability, and collective problem-solving. The City of Toronto’s Youth Violence Prevention team is delivering these programs with community partners in priority neighbourhoods across the city.Enhanced Restorative Justice builds on this model through a more holistic approach, incorporating education, wraparound supports, and community engagement to address root causes of youth violence.		Not listed	Youth	Not Listed				violence prevention, community, life skills		
188	Restorative Justice Program	WEE Serve Youth	Program	Restorative Justice is a means to repair harm caused to people, relationships and communities through collective participation in resolutions. Through this program, youth participants will be able to identify issues that cause harm, be exposed to strategies to cope and manage conflicts, understand accountability and actively participate in resolutions but using sport as a foundational element to engagement.	July 10 to August 14, Friday, Saturday and Sundays	Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	Musab Guled: (647) 760-4010<br />Abdifitah Warsame: (647) 762-2058	https://weeserveyouth.com/		violence prevention		
189	Relate and Activate	Toronto Police Service	Program	"“Let’s Relate at Activate"" brings together Neighborhood Community Officers (NCOs) and the George Webster School Black Student Alliance (BIA) youth for an afternoon focused on connection, collaboration, and teamwork. Teams of five, each led by an officer, will take on Activate’s interactive game rooms — jumping, climbing, solving puzzles, and laughing through challenges designed to break down barriers. It’s about building trust, sparking conversations, and strengthening relationships between youth and officers in our community."	June 9 to June 19	Not listed	Youth	Not Listed	PC Christopher Pierre: christopher.pierre@tps.ca, (416) 808-5419			community		
190	Regular Youth Spaces, Parks and Recreation, City of Toronto	City of Toronto	Program	Regular Youth Spaces have youth-centric programming during the week at different times. They might not be available every day of the week, so make sure to check ahead.		Drop-in	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/parks-recreation/program-activities/youth-recreation/		safe space		
191	Raising Queens / Raising Kings	Toronto District School Board	Program	8-week empowerment groups for girls and boys in Grades 6–8. Focus on self-worth, leadership, boundaries, healthy relationships, emotional intelligence, identity, and positive decision-making.	July & August	Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		leadership		
192	Project Reclaim Bridging Borders with Inmates	City of Toronto	Program	This initiative is focused on preventing youth violence and provides diverse programming aimed at fostering emotional well-being resilience and constructive com-munity involvement. Young people have opportunities to join healing circles led by Indige-nous Elders mindfulness sessions athletic and recreational activities and a creative visual arts program offered during the summer months. A Leaders in Training (LIT) camp offered during the summer is designed to nurture leadership qualities among youth participants. Furthermore our Mobile Recreation Team delivers sports and leisure programs directly to various neighborhoods increasing accessibility to beneficial and secure activities. Each Wednesday we facilitate a structured drop-in basketball session creating a friendly and supportive environment for youth to engage physically and socially. Additionally, we conduct specialized workshops addressing youth mental health and strategies.		Drop-in Pre-Registration, Drop-in, Pre-registration	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://bridgingborderswithinmates.com/	'@bridgingborderswithinmates	mental health, sports, safe space, leadership, family support		
193	Project Reclaim Boys and Girls Club of East Scarborough	City of Toronto	Program	Summer programming offers a range of activities to promote violence prevention and intervention through healing, resilience, and positive engagement. Youth will have opportunities to participate in an Indigenous Elder Healing Circle, Mindfulness Workshops, Sports and Recreation, and Visual Arts workshops. Additionally, we offer the Leaders in Training (LIT) summer camp, which helps youth develop leadership skills.The Mobile Recreation Team alongside the Project Reclaim team offers sports and recreation activities, as well as offering mental wellness support. Drop-in Basketball will be hosted every Wednesday, providing a structured and welcoming space for youth to stay active and build connections and offer mentorship along the way.		Drop-in, Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	Georgele Weller, Director Programs & Community Services:	https://www.esbgc.ca/	'@esbgc_youth	mental health, violence prevention, sports, safe space, leadership		
194	Project Prosper	Amadeusz	Program	Project Prosper supports youth who are incarcerated by connecting them to education and other supports. When youth are released they are connected to reintegration supports using a strengths-based case management approach. Youth are also connected to peer support workers to support healing and connecting to community resources. The program aims to enhance the support system of youth with criminal backgrounds facilitate relationships with caring adults connect youth to support services and reduce the likelihood of involvement in serious crime.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact:<br />General Contact: info@amadeusz.ca			mental health, violence prevention, community		
195	ProAction Cops @ Kids Ski Program	Toronto Police Service 12 Divisin	Program	The ski program will take place at 2 ski resorts (Snow Valley and Mount St. Louis Moonstone). The program will consist of four sessions, during which officers will provide coaching and mentorship to 25 selected students.		Not listed	Youth	Not Listed	Brandon Mak: 10847@tps.ca, (416) 808-1243			leadership		
196	PLAY - Police Learn About Youth	Toronto Police Service	Program	Officers engage and interact with community youth regarding current and trending issues pertaining to social media and community concerns	July 1 to August 31, Various days and hours	Drop-in	Youth	Not Listed	PC Jack Rego: 8546@tps.ca			community, arts		
197	Place-Based Violence Prevention Workshop	Various	Event	A targeted series of workshops designed to strengthen community capacity for locally led, proactive violence prevention in priority areas. Sessions build skills in engagement, conflict resolution, and collective problem-solving, while fostering community cohesion and strengthening participants’ ability to navigate services and advocate within local systems. Activities emphasize relationship-building, shared ownership of community spaces, and practical approaches to local challenges. Locations are selected based on elevated need, with content tailored to local dynamics and community context.		Not listed	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-alerts/community-safety-wellbeing-programs/violence-intervention-support-unit/		violence prevention, community, leadership, life skills		
198	Place-Based Emergency Response and Safety Training	Various	Event	A targeted, site-specific training series delivered in high-risk environments to strengthen immediate on-site response to violent or traumatic incidents. It prepares those already present (or likely to be present) in these settings with practical skills in harm reduction, personal safety, and de-escalation, tailored to local risk patterns. Where feasible, training is paired with on-site safety resources and clear response guidance to support action in the first minutes of an incident.		Not listed	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-alerts/community-safety-wellbeing-programs/violence-intervention-support-unit/		violence prevention		
199	Ping Pong and Foosball	Toronto Police Service	Program	The Ping Pong and Foosball (a tabletop version of soccer in which players turn rods fixed on top of a playing box and attached to miniature figures of players) will running throughout the entire year at various schools, churches and community hub places in 12 Division. The program environment is set up in a way that accommodates 16 to 24 participants per session. The length of the program is approximately 1 to 1.5 hours in length. Officers will be teaching and participating in the program.	June 15 to December 21, Weekday and weekends. This will be arranged with the organizations where the program will take place.	Application Process, Drop-in, Pre-registration, Referral	Youth	Not Listed	Jason Sabino: 11182@tps.ca, (416) 808-1200			sports, community, safe space		
200	Pickleball with 12 Division NCO Officers	ProAction Cops & Kids-Toronto Police Service-Head Canada	Program	The pickleball program will take place at the TBD pickleball locations. The number of sessions will be determined based on the funding received. Officers will be coaching and mentoring the students.	August 10 to December 21	Application Process, Pre-registration, Referral	Youth	Not Listed	Brandon Mak: 10847@tps.ca, (416) 808-1243			sports		
201	Pickleball Program	Toronto Police Service	Program	The program is designed for youth and aims to strengthen relationships between the community and law enforcement.		Open Enrolment	Youth	Not Listed	Toronto Police Division 11: 99659@tps.ca, (416) 808-1100			sports, community		
202	Parenting Teens in the New Age	Toronto District School Board	Program	Parent/caregiver group to build practical strategies for parenting adolescents, including communication, boundaries, social media, emotional well-being, conflict resolution, and awareness of supports.	July & August	Referral	Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		family support, violence prevention, arts, life skills		
203	Paint by Diamond	Tenant Led	Program	Paint by Diamond is a creative art program for both youth and adults, led by tenant Tiffany and held every Sunday at the Danzig Community Space. Youth sessions run from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, followed by adult sessions from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The program provides a relaxing and engaging space where participants can explore their creativity through diamond art, develop artistic skills, and enjoy a sense of accomplishment while connecting with others in the community.	Ongoing, Sunday 12 pm - 1 pm (youth), 2 pm - 4 pm (adults)	Contact for more information	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Tiffany: (416) 669-2821			arts, community, safe space		
204	Ontario Justice Education Network (OJEN)-2SLGBTQIA+ Students & Leadership	Toronto District School Board	Program	This session will bring together 2SLGBTQIA+ students for a day of connection, learning, and exploration of pathways within the justice sector. The day is being thoughtfully designed to centre student voice, identity, belonging, and access. Students will have the opportunity to hear from and engage with diverse professionals across the justice system, participate in a panel discussion (including a “chat with a judge and friends”), take part in interactive activities such as a courthouse tour and a fun, educational “Judicial Jeopardy” experience, and engage in small-group mentorship conversations. The day will also include a session on navigating and thriving in post-secondary pathways such as law school, alongside time for community-building and reflection .	17-Aug	Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		community, leadership, education, violence prevention, recreation		
205	NXT LEVEL Jane/Finch Centre	City of Toronto	Program	In collaboration with Jack.org this initiative focuses on enhancing mental health support for Black and MVP youth and with GIT. This program provides access to direct psychotherapy support.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	David Chin, Manager of Youth:	https://www.janefinchcentre.org	'@theespotyouthcentre	mental health, family support, community		
206	Nurse Family Partnership	City of Toronto	Program	Nurse-Family Partnership evidenced-based home and community based visiting program for young first-time parents. Once enrolled,  participants are connected to a registered nurse who will provide support, advice and information to have a healthy pregnancy, a healthy baby and be a great mom. Available support: referrals for healthcare, childcare, job training and other support services available in your community.   Grocery and TTC cards may be available. The program targets those 21 years and younger, Less than 26 weeks pregnant, First pregnancy or going to be parenting for the first time, experiencing financial concerns (e.g., low-income, receiving social assistance/Ontario works).	Ongoing, Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm	Referral, Contact for more information	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Toronto Health Connection: publichealth@toronto.ca, (416) 338-7600	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/children-parenting/pregnancy-and-parenting/pregnancy/during-pregnancy/prenatal-programs/		family support, employment, community		
207	Number Crunchers	31 Division	Program	Officers engage with children and youth assisting them with homework and tutoring session, building on Math, English and Science skills.  This program is for grade school kids.	Ongoing, twice a week on Tuesdays 4:00 to 6:00 and Saturday 11:00 am to 1:00 pm	Drop-in, Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	Constable Ryan D'sena: (416) 808-3100			education		
208	New Roads Program	Midaynta Community Services	Program	Our program New Roads is dedicated to providing crucial support to Black youths aged 15-29 in and around Northwest Toronto who are facing challenges related to substance use and mental health. We offer a lifeline to these young individuals and their families, helping them overcome obstacles, embark on a journey towards recovery, and make informed decisions for their well-being. Mission and Focus: The ‘New Roads’ program is committed to identifying and addressing the treatment needs and issues surrounding substance use and mental health within the Black youth community in Northwest Toronto. The project aims to amplify the voices of our youth and community members, fostering open and sensitive conversations about substance use and mental health. Breaking Down Accessibility Barriers: Understanding the barriers that Black youth and their families often encounter when seeking addiction and mental health services, ‘New Roads’ is designed to reduce these obstacles, ensuring that help is readily available when it’s needed the most.	Mon-Fri 9am - 4:30pm	Referral, Contact for more information, Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	Shirwa Shuriye: shirwa@midaynta.com, (437) 419-6371	https://midaynta.com/new-roads-program/	https://www.instagram.com/midayntayouth/	mental health, family support, community		
209	New Roads Midaynta Community Services	City of Toronto	Program	"The New Roads Youth Violence Prevention Program engages Black and equity-deserving youth through workshops mentorship and culturally relevant support. Key activities include weekly group workshops on topics like conflict resolution gang prevention and mental health along with one-on-one case management tailored to each youth's needs. Recreational programming such as Thursday basketball nights fosters peer connection and engagement. Youth are also introduced to career and education pathways through post-secondary visits and leadership opportunities. Events like our ""Effects of Gun Violence"" workshop and partnerships with organizations like the Ontario Justice Education Network (OJEN) connect youth with legal professionals and real-world learning. Altogether the program supports positive development community connection and violence prevention."		Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	Samatar Hassan, Program Coordinator:	https://midaynta.com/new-roads	'@midayntayouth	violence prevention, community, mental health, leadership, education		
210	Neptune Youth Council Programming	Neptune Youth Council	Program	The Neptune Youth Council uses a peer-to-peer model where youth design and lead programming for their community. Through youth-led initiatives, workshops, and engagement activities, participants build leadership, confidence, and civic responsibility. The program strengthens youth voice and promotes positive peer influence		Drop-in	Youth	Not Listed	Kaydeen Banks, Breea Carvery, Shaniya Cameron: neptunecommittee@gmail.com			leadership, community, life skills		
211	Neptune Youth Council - Youth Violence Prevention Unison Health and Community Services	City of Toronto	Program	This opportunity provides training for residents and health care profession als who work or reside in Toronto Community Housing Corporation communities 1) Summer Kick-Off Event – A fun start to the season with free produce activities and info on summer programs in Neptune. 2) Movie Night – Outdoor family movie nights with popcorn and drinks. Bring your own chairs and blankets! 3) Annual Back-to-School BBQ – Celebrate the new school year with food music games and free backpacks and supplies. 4) Hers and His Conversation Circles – Safe spaces for youth to talk about mental health grief and connection. 5) Summer Camp – A week of fun activities at Baycrest Public School in July.		Drop-in	Youth	Not Listed	Shaniya Cameron: neptunecommittee@gmail.com<br />Breea Carvery: neptunecommittee@gmail.com<br />Kaydeen Banks: neptunecommittee@gmail.com			family support, safe space, recreation, violence prevention, mental health		
212	Movie Night	Toronto Police Service	Program	Program will offer youth in Pelham neighbourhood a chance to view and discuss movie content related to crime prevention social development life skills and future opportunities.		Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	PC Debra Young, Toronto Police Division 11: 10472@tps.ca, (416) 808-1100			life skills, violence prevention, community		
213	Mornelle Goes to the Game	Toronto Police Service	Program	Program offers youth from Mornelle Court an opportunity to experience a new part of the city. The program will showcase youth a variety of potential career paths associated with professional soccer.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	PC Simpson, Toronto Police Division 43: 10927@tps.ca, (416) 808-4300			employment, sports		
214	Miracle Youth Basketball	Toronto Police Service	Program	The overall goal of the program is to develop youth's leadership skills. This initiative is a 12 week basketball program for youth in the Glenfield Jane Heights neighbourhood.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed	Sergeant Filippin: (416) 209-6082<br />Toronto Police Division 31: (416) 808-3100			sports, leadership, community		
215	Mind Your Mind	Toronto District School Board	Program	4-week mindfulness group at school placement. Focus on what mindfulness is and practice of mindfulness. Elementary and Middle school students.	July	Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		mental health, employment		
216	Mind on Strength- Youth Violence Prevention Program Unison Health and Community Services	City of Toronto	Program	This program involves a few different components: 1) Walking/Jogging Club: Intended to engage youth in cardiovascular endurance and promote motivation in building health habits. Youth will meet twice a month to participate in walking/jogging lead by a youth leader 2) Fathers Day Event: Participants will join a panel discussion of senior fathers young parents and youth. The event will be focused on engagement celebration and meaningful conversations among fathers and youth. 3) Community Spelling Bee: This event will include a spelling bee competition among peers in the community. It aims to highlight the importance of language and communication skills while bringing together youth and residents in a positive way 4) Back to School Event: Lawrence Heights residents will celebrate the start of the new school year in a positive way while promoting community connectedness. Participants will be able to socialize eat and get school supplies. 5) Reading Club: Youth will come together twice a month to explore books		Open enrollment, Pre-registration	Youth	Not Listed	Trevaun Douglas, Program Leader: mindonstrength@gmail.com			community, violence prevention, family support, life skills		
217	Mind on Strength Programs	Mind on Strength	Program	Mind on Strength is a fitness-based program that supports youth in improving physical health while building discipline, resilience, and goal-setting skills. Through structured activity and mentorship, youth develop healthy routines, confidence, and coping strategies. The program promotes mental wellbeing and positive community connection.		Drop-in, Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	Trevaun Douglas, Program Leader: mindonstrength@gmail.com		'@the1treylos	mental health, life skills, leadership, family support, sports		
218	Midnight Basketball	Toronto Community Housing	Program	The program brings together youth aged 14 to 18 from neighbourhoods across TCHC to play basketball on Friday nights. The program combines both physical and personal development. Every Friday night youth are driven to an athletic centre where they will take part in free games and skills training. Before stepping on the court the teams enjoy a dinner and take part in life-skills workshops to learn about themselves their peers and how to access positive life-changing opportunities.	April 24 to August 21, Fridays 6pm to 12am	Pre-registration, Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact: activeliving@torontohousing.ca, (647) 456-9390<br />Daniel Yu (East Region): daniel.yu@torontohousing.ca<br />Fitriya Mohamed (Central Region): fitriya.mohamed@torontohousing.ca<br />Ahmed Adan (West Region): ahmed.adan@torontohousing.ca	https://torontohousing.ca/programs-and-tenant-engagement/youth-programs/midnight-basketball		sports, life skills, recreation		
219	Midaynta Community Services	Toronto District School Board	Program	Midaynta's Summer Camp offers children and youth a safe supportive space to build literacy leadership and character skills while exploring cultural identity through traditional arts and crafts like water-painting. Campers enjoy sports (basketball soccer swimming etc.) daily meals and exciting trips to key cultural sites in Toronto. Parents/ guardians are engaged through workshops on community safety education involvement and access to local services. The camp promotes learning well-being and connection for children youth and families across the community.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.midaynta.com		community, sports, violence prevention, safe space, education		
220	Mental Health Supports-Negative Peer Involvement	Toronto District School Board	Program	The program is designed to support a cohort of approximately 15-20 students aged 14-16. This number allows for meaningful engagement and personalized support for each participant fostering a conducive learning environment and promoting individual growth and development.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		mental health, family support		
221	Mental Health Student Ambassadors	Toronto District School Board	Program	Capacity-building in 55 schools for mental wellness and care planning. Fosters whole-school culture shifts that reduce everyday violence by embedding daily practices of emotional regulation safety and relational care.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		mental health, violence prevention, family support		
222	Mental Health Services for Black Youth Dixon Hall-Wanasah	Dixon Hall Neighbourhood Services and Wanasah Mental Health Service	Program	The Dixon Hall-Wanasah Mental Health Services for Black Youth Pilot Project is the fruit of a unique partnership between Dixon Hall Neighbourhood Services and Wanasah Mental Health Service for Black Youth, both based in Regent Park. Dixon Hall-Wanasah Mental Health Services is funded by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services (MCCSS). The program is a community-based culturally responsive program providing mental health and addictions care for Black youth, and their families, ages 12-25 with mental health and addictions concerns who: are gang-involved; have experienced or are at-risk of experiencing gun and gang violence and/or human trafficking and/or in conflict with the law.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	Namarig Ahmed: namarig.ahmed@wanasa.ca, (647) 947-6090			mental health, family support, community, violence prevention		
223	Men's Group Jane/Finch Centre	City of Toronto	Program	In collaboration with Jack.org, this initiative focuses on enhancing mental health support for Black and MVP youth. This program provides access to direct psychotherapy support.		Drop-in	Youth	Not Listed	David Chin, Manager of Youth:	https://www.janefinchcentre.org	'@theespotyouthcentre	mental health, family support, community		
224	Lotherton Resident Group -YVP program Unison Health and Community Services	City of Toronto	Program	This program involves a few different components: (1) Movie Night event that brings Lotherton residents together in a relaxed, fun, and inclusive setting, promoting social interaction and community spirit. There will be light refreshments. (2) Summer Camp that is youth led, peer-to-peer model, for a week in Lotherton. There will be a variety of activities and events. (3) Basketball Tournament that is intended to foster community connection in Lotherton, encourage physical activity and wellness of community members.		Drop-in	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Lisa Baker,Group Leader: sarah.scanterbury5926@gmail.com<br />Helen Teclemichael, YVP Project Coordinator: helen.teclemichael@unisonhcs.org			community, mental health, family support, sports, safe space		
225	Local Safety Audits	Local safety networks	Program	Targeted, hyperlocal sessions focused on specific physical locations (e.g., buildings, intersections, or clusters of blocks) where safety risks are concentrated during the summer. Sessions bring together residents and partners to validate conditions on the ground and trigger coordinated responses, including environmental improvements informed by Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) principles, targeted outreach, and increased partner presence.	May 1 to August 31	Contact for more information	Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-alerts/community-safety-wellbeing-programs/violence-intervention-support-unit/		violence prevention, community		
226	Lit Circles Engaged Communities	City of Toronto	Program	Lit Circles Summer 2025 is a 3-step workshop series that helps youth design and lead their own summer programs. Round 1 (April): Idea & Planning Youth brainstorm program ideas, get feedback from the community, and start planning basics like schedules and budgets. Round 2 (May): Project Planning. Youth will build clear, detailed plans for their programs. Round 3 (June): Training. Youth get trained on how to run a program—covering safety, attendance, working with kids, and teamwork. They’ll also focus on character building and understanding their “why.”		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Youssef Al Hariri, Youth Leader:	https://www.engagedcommunities.ca/		community, violence prevention		
227	Legacy The Neighbourhood Group	City of Toronto	Program	Conflict mediation and restorative justice training workshops. Justice supports access to social rec volunteer opportunities integrative model of care physical and mental health support and wrap around services fundamental and elite basketball training effecting positive change and discipline through sport		Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed		https://tngcommunityto.org/Programs-Services/Programs/MOTIV8-Youth-Vio-		mental health, community, violence prevention, family support, sports		
228	Lay-Up Youth Basketball	Toronto District School Board	Program	The program includes basketball skill development and activities rooted in the creative arts.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.layup.ca/		sports, arts		
229	Lawrence Heights Parents Association Unison Health and Community Services	Lawrence Heights Parents Association	Program	This program involves a few different components: 1) Trauma Informed Practice: A workshop intended to educate residents about trauma its effects and how to create supportive environments for those who have experienced trauma. We will allow time for participants to ask questions and share thoughts in an open dialogue setting creating a space for learning reflection and sharing. 2) Understanding Substance Abuse: A workshop intended to educate and raise awareness about substance abuse its causes and its impact on individuals families and the community. There will be time for questions and sharing resources for ongoing support. 3) Gardening with Families: A hands-on community gardening initiative for families intended to bring together residents to promote sustainable living. 4) Community BBQ event: This event will bring the community together to enjoy fun activities eat and socialize.		Drop-in	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Mohamed Hadi: lhparentsassoc@gmail.com<br />Ali Sheikhomar: lhparentsassoc@gmail.com<br />Ali Nour: lhparentsassoc@gmail.com			community, mental health, education, family support, arts		
230	Lawrence Heights Parents Association Programs	Lawrence Heights Parents Association	Program	LHPA Youth Programming engages youth through weekly sports activities and mental health and anti-violence workshops. Youth build physical wellness, conflict resolution skills, and positive peer relationships. Intergenerational dialogue and financial literacy sessions strengthen community connections and promote stability.		Drop-in	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Ali Sheikhomar, Mohamed Hadi, Ali Nour: lhparentsassoc@gmail.com			mental health, life skills, violence prevention, family support, community		
231	Jane/Finch Men’s Group & 1:1 Sessions	Jane/Finch Centre	Program	Weekly Friday sessions provide a consistent space for young men to build emotional regulation, navigate conflict, and strengthen peer connections. The program supports positive alternatives to violence through mentorship, access to mental health resources, and employment readiness opportunities. One-on-one sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays offer ongoing, individualized support and connect participants to employment, training, and skills development opportunities.	May 8 to June 30, Group Sessions: Fridays 5pm-7pm One-on-one: Mondays and Wednesdays 1pm-3pm or by appointment 4pm-7pm	Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed				employment, mental health, leadership, family support		
232	Indoor Rock Climbing	Toronto Police Service	Program	The POWERPLAY program, led by 32 Division officers, supports youth in the Lawrence Heights and Neptune communities. It helps them build self-esteem, confidence, self-control, and motivation. Through new and challenging activities—often outside their comfort zones or financial reach—youth are encouraged to grow and try things they might not otherwise explore.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Sergeant Michelle Gillispi: 9896@tps.ca, (416) 808-3200			life skills		
233	Indigenous Youth Fellows	City of Toronto	Program	Indigenous Youth Fellowships are a leadership and career development program for Indigenous youth that includes training mentorship and 8-month full-time placements in Council Members' offices.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.youthfellowship.ca/		leadership, employment		
234	Indigenous Leadership / Emotional Regulation Group Model	Toronto District School Board	Program	Developing group models for Indigenous students focused on leadership, emotional regulation using Indigenous practices, and school transformation.	July & August	Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		leadership		
235	iHelp Center - Flemo Youth	Engaged Communities	Program	This program is run out of a Toronto Community Housing at the iHelp centre at 4 Vendome place.  It offers space for children and youth 10-20 year old's to interact with each other, play games, engage in other activities being run by Toronto Community Housing VRP program.	May 1 to June 30, 4-9pm Fridays	Drop-in, Open enrollment, Referral	Youth	Not Listed	Kristie Oroma: kristie.oroma@torontohousing.ca			community, recreation, safe space		
236	I’m in Grade 6 Now!	Toronto District School Board	Program	Transition support for Grade 5 students moving into Grade 6/middle school. Goal is to reduce anxiety, build confidence, improve self-esteem, and support both students and parents.	July & August	Referral	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		mental health, life skills		
237	Horse Riding	Toronto Police Service	Program	The POWERPLAY program, led by 32 Division officers, supports youth in the Lawrence Heights and Neptune communities. It helps them build self-esteem, confidence, self-control, and motivation. Through new and challenging activities—often outside their comfort zones, youth are encouraged to grow and try things they might not otherwise explore.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Sergeant Michelle Gillispi/PC Geoff Kerr: 4408@tps.ca, (416) 808-3200			life skills		
238	Hope and Hustle Heights Programs	Hope and Hustle Heights	Program	Hope and Hustle Heights offers trauma-informed, arts-based workshops for youth impacted by community violence. Through creative expression, participants build coping strategies, emotional regulation, and self-awareness. The program supports healing, empowerment, and positive identity development while fostering safer, more connected communities.		Drop-in, Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	Ahmed Adan- Program Leader and Ramla Adan- Program Leader : hopehustleheights@gmail.com		'@hopehustleheights	mental health, arts, community		
239	Hoops for Hope	Hoops for Hope	Program	31 Division officers team up with a local church to mentor youth on basketball, life skills, conflict resolution in partnership with faith leaders to support youth.	Ongoing, Friday 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm	Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Constable Leo Addo: (416) 808-3100			leadership, life skills, violence prevention, sports		
240	Honda Indy	Children's breakfast club	Event	Honda Indy - Children's Breakfast CLub	August 15 to August 16, 8am-8pm	Application Process	Youth	Not Listed	Toronto Police 33 Division: 33division@torontopolice.on.ca, (416) 808-3300					
241	High School Transition Outreach	Toronto District School Board	Program	Delivers targeted mental health support and connection to prevent marginalization school dropout and conflict escalation (~400 students).		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		mental health, family support, community		
242	Healthy Spaces & Healthy Minds	Toronto District School Board	Program	Resource creation for schools (25–26 school year). Centring student voice and in collaboration with students to build tools that promote daily mental wellness and prevent behaviours linked to school-based violence.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		mental health, community		
243	Healthy Masculinity	Toronto District School Board	Program	Healthy Masculinity group (20–25 students).Challenges harmful gender norms and promotes non-violent expressions of self while supporting students to build safer communities		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		mental health		
244	Healthy Masculinity	Toronto District School Board	Program	Group to build healthy masculinity and partner with a community-based agency. Supports male-identifying students in recognizing roots of toxic masculinity and developing healthier perspectives.	July & August	Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		mental health		
245	Healthy Babies Healthy Children Program	City of Toronto	Program	Healthy Babies Healthy Children (HBHC) is a home visiting program provided by Public Health Nurses and Family Home Visitors. The program aims to support optimal prenatal health and birth outcomes, improve child health and development outcomes, improve the parent-child relationship, improve parenting capacity, and promote positive parenting skills. Services are provided to families in the prenatal period and to families with children in their early years (children can enter the HBHC program up until their third birthday). The client must also meet one or more of the following criteria: Healthcare professional has concerns about the health and well-being of the client, family and/or child; Client has concerns or questions about the child’s health and development, parenting, parent-child relationship; Newcomer to Canada, here less than three years and having their first baby in Canada; Client has a limited informal and/or formal support system.Client has a history of or is experiencing physical and/or mental health illness or symptoms that are impacting capacity to parent or cope with pregnancy; Client is facing challenging life situations or life stressors such as homelessness, domestic violence, child protection concerns, no OHIP.	Ongoing	Referral, Contact for more information	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Toronto Health Connection: publichealth@toronto.ca, (416) 338-7600	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/health-wellness-care/information-for-healthcare-professionals/patient-referrals/healthy-babies-healthy-children-hbhc-program/		family support, mental health, violence prevention		
246	HalfTime Program	The Arab Community Centre Toronto	Program	HalfTime is a youth-centred, strength-based program to promote the resiliency of racialized and Black youth from the East Mall//West Mall/Capri area and Rexdale/ Kingsway neighborhoods in Toronto. HalfTime aims to tackle youth violence by engaging youth and their families to build youth resilience and self-esteem, while empowering them to make positive choices and increase their access to education and employment opportunities and promote good family support and healthy relationships.		Not listed	Youth	Not Listed	Saira Gillani, Program Manager, The Arab Community Centre of Toronto: saira@acctonline.ca, (416) 231-7746	https://acctonline.ca/services-programs/youth-p/halftime/		mental health, employment, family support, life skills		
247	Graffiti Eradication	Toronto Police Service	Program	This program allows students and TPS to build relationships and skills to eradicate graffiti in the community. High school students can gain their volunteer hours through their participation in the program.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Staff Sergeant Shawn Gilbert, Toronto Police Division 33: 86793@tps.ca, (416) 808-3300			community		
248	Grade 9 Transition Program	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming offered to students to help their transition to secondary school in September.	July 2 to July 27, Monday to Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education		
249	Grade 8 to High School Transition Support	Toronto District School Board	Program	Supporting  Grade 8 students transitioning to high school. Support is for both students and caregivers to ease anxiety, support therapeutic return to school, and strengthen transition. Approx. 700 students supported between them. Attendance Counsellors will be facilitating this group throughout the summer.	Throughout the summer	Referral	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		mental health		
250	Grade 6 Transition Support	Toronto District School Board	Program	Support group for Grade 5s transitioning to Grade 6 Helps young students navigate emotional transitions to reduce anxiety and disruptive behaviors while fostering caring peer environments.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		mental health		
251	Golf Program	Toronto Police Service 12 Division	Program	The golf program will take place at a golf course to be determined. The number of sessions will be determined based on the funding received. Officers will be coaching and mentoring the students.	June 15 to September 28	Application Process, Pre-registration	Youth	Not Listed	Brandon Mak: 10847@tps.ca, (416) 808-1243			sports		
252	Footprintz Youthlink	City of Toronto	Program	Our youth-centered programming focuses on violence prevention intervention and empowerment. This summer and beyond we're creating safe spaces where young people can build skills connect and thrive. Key activities include: Conflict Resolution and CPI Training Gun Violence Awareness Event (June 6) weekly Drop-Ins (Wednesdays & Fridays) Pop-Up BBQs and a Graduation/Beach Day Celebration. Ongoing programs include the Danforth Cooking Program Gender-Based Violence & Healthy Relationships Workshops Financial Literacy (4 sessions/year) and Elder Support Groups (6 sessions/year) through the Afrocentric Neighbourhood Group. Every session aims to build leadership promote wellness and support youth in shaping safer stronger communities.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed		https://youthlink.ca		violence prevention, safe space, mental health, leadership, education		
253	Foodshare	Tenant Led	Program	The Food Share Program at the Danzig Community Space is a weekly initiative that provides consistent access to food and essential items for community members. The program runs every Tuesday from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM and every Thursday from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM for IMPACT participants only. It is designed to support individuals and families by reducing food insecurity while creating a welcoming and respectful environment. In addition to food distribution, the program promotes community connection, dignity, and access to resources that support overall well-being.	Tuesday from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM; Thursday from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM for IMPACT Participants Only	Contact for more information	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Bonnie, Tenant Rep : (416) 573-8262			community, arts		
254	Flying High in the Sky	Toronto Police Service	Program	Drone licence ProAction program	May 23 to June 7	Not listed	Youth	Not Listed				recreation		
255	Floor Hockey Program	Toronto Police Service and ProAction Cops & Kids	Program	The Floor Hockey Program will be running throughout the entire year at various schools, churches in 12 Division. The program environment is set up in a way that accommodates 16 to 24 participants per session. The length of the program is approximately 1 to 1.5 hours in length. The Officers teaching the program.	May 18 to December 14	Application Process, Pre-registration	Youth	Not Listed	KINGRA, Jaanpal: 9601@tps.ca, (416) 808-1200			sports		
256	Floor Hockey and Ice Hockey	12 Division Toronto Police Service	Program	Floor hockey will be offered at various locations, including schools, community hub centres, and churches. The program will focus on developing hockey skills and promoting teamwork, with officers serving as coaches and mentors.	June 15 to December 14	Application Process, Pre-registration, Referral	Youth	Not Listed	Brandon Mak: 10847@tps.ca, (416) 808-1243			sports, community, safe space		
257	Fishing with Officers	Toronto Police Service	Program	The Fishing with Officers is a new program that will be taking place at St.Oscar Romero Catholic School when the school is out; the program will run during the summer months. The program will accommodate 16 to 24 participants per session. The program is approximately 3 hours in length.	May 15 to September 30, Friday from 9 AM to 12 PM	Application Process, Pre-registration	Youth	Not Listed	Alex Benyi: 10726@tps.ca, (647) 229-8068			sports		
258	Family Well-being Program	City of Toronto	Program	The Family Well-Being Program applies a holistic approach in service to parents, guardians, and/or caregivers that support youth (ages 10 to 29 years old) vulnerable to violence and/or crime to better navigate and connect with services and pro-social opportunities in their communities.The program aims to build family confidence, raise participation levels, build resiliency, and improve youth outcomes through a healthy family and community approach by providing: One-on-one system navigation supports; Group workshops/education sessions, and Engagement opportunities.	Ongoing, Monday to Friday/ Weekend (by appointment upon request)	Pre-Registration	Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	General Contact: familywellbeing@toronto.ca<br />Arrathiyah Thirukkumaran, Project Manager, Family Wellbeing Program: arrathiyah.thirukkumaran@toronto.ca, (437) 245-8730	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-alerts/community-safety-wellbeing-programs/family-wellbeing-program/		family support, community, violence prevention, life skills		
259	Family Wellbeing Program	Midaynta Community Services	Program	The Family Wellbeing Program at Midaynta Community Services provides trauma-informed and culturally sensitive support to racialized and newcomer families with youth aged 10–29 in the York South–Weston area. Dedicated to helping families navigate systemic barriers, mental health challenges, and housing instability, the program offers individualized case management, holistic wraparound supports, and empowering workshops designed to restore trust and strengthen family bonds. Whether through in-person sessions at the Keele Community Hub (1652 Keele St) or virtual outreach, the team is committed to walking alongside families to foster healing and resilience.	Mon-Fri 9am - 4:30pm	Referral, Drop-in, Contact for more information, Open enrollment	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://midaynta.com/new-family-well-being-program/	'@midayntayouth	mental health, family support, community, life skills, safe space		
260	Etobicoke Eagles / Toronto Police Football	Etobicoke Eagles	Program	Officers will join football practices with youth from their designated neighborhoods, actively participating in training and providing guidance in life skills and leadership development.	May 5 to August 4, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6pm to 8pm	Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	PC James Karpik : james.karpik@tps.ca			leadership, life skills		
261	ESL Summer Program	Toronto Catholic District School Board	Program	Summer school programming supporting Secondary English Language Learners as they acquire a credit.	July 2 to July 27, Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 3:20pm	Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	TCDSB Main Switchboard: (416) 222-8282			education		
262	Enhanced Youth Spaces, Parks and Recreation, City of Toronto	City of Toronto	Program	Enhanced Youth Spaces provide safe spaces where youth can grow as individuals, connect to role models and peers, and access the programs and resources they need to succeed. They build their connection to supportive peers and adults, build life, social, and employment-readiness skills, and increase their civic and community engagement. The spaces are supported by dedicated Youth Recreation Programmers and Youth Outreach Workers. Free programs at the spaces include photography, barbering and hairstyling, yoga, nail art, DJing and music recording. Programming is dependent based on location. The spaces are supported by dedicated Youth Recreation Programmers and Youth Outreach Workers.		Drop-in	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/parks-recreation/program-activities/		community, safe space, employment, arts		
263	Engage416 Soccer League	Toronto Police Service	Program	TPS partnered with the Toronto Azzurri Soccer Club to offer a youth development program for boys and girls aged 10 to 18 from the Black Creek and Glen-field-Jane Heights neighbourhoods. Each participant will be paired with a coach–either a TPS officer or a community volunteer–for skill building and mentorship throughout the program.	August 22 to September 19, Saturdays 10:00 am to 1:00 pm	Referral	Youth	Not Listed	Toronto Police Division 31: (416) 808-3100			sports, community, leadership		
264	Engage416 First Robotics Program	Toronto Police Service	Program	The eight week program actively engages youth on STEM activities, providing opportunities to explore science through interactive projects and group collaboration.	May 7 to June 25, Thursdays from 4:30 to 6:30	Referral	Youth	Not Listed	Toronto Police Division 31: (416) 808-3100			community, education		
265	ENAGB YVP Program ENAGB Indigenous Youth Agency	City of Toronto	Program	The ENAGB Indigenous Youth Agency is currently employing three Case Managers one Program Manager and one Counsellor which support our program by implementing the four quadrants of Holistic Wellness (Mental Spiritual Emotional and Physical). This supports youth by addressing the main need for violence de-escalation by providing young people the space to increase self-identify self-determination self-respect and their self-worth. Case Managers provide comprehensive case manage-ment that is tailored to each youths specific needs. These team members support with system navigation advocacy and any need a youth may require. Program Manager supports the development of each youth drop-in location ensuring daily programming is based off the four quadrants providing youth with creative ways on implementing hands on life-skills through daily activities. Counsellor support youth in a clinical setting to help youth with tangible treatment solutions providing a space for healing.		Drop-in, Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	Briar Rose Perrier,Toronto Director:	https://enagb-iya.ca/		mental health, safe space, life skills, violence prevention		
266	EmpowerMENt Program	Midaynta Community Services	Program	EmpowerMent is a culturally relevant prevention and intervention program tailored for Black and African-Canadian male youth (ages 12–20) in Northwest Toronto who are justice-involved or at risk of offending. The program utilizes a 16-week group mentorship model, meeting monthly for three-hour sessions to address critical areas such as Gender-based Violence awareness, anger management, conflict resolution, and life skills like employment training and addiction education. By centering its framework on cultural identity and community education, EmpowerMent aims to mitigate risk factors, challenge harmful concepts of masculinity, and address the impacts of intergenerational trauma and systemic racism. Ultimately, the program strives to reduce GBV (Gender-Based Violence)-related offenses while empowering young men with the resilience and professional goal-setting necessary to transition successfully into adulthood and maintain a safer, more promising community for future generations.	Ongoing	Open enrollment, Referral, Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	Abdul.Hamed Shekib: hamed@midaynta.com, (437) 422-5159	https://midaynta.com/gender-based-violence/	'@midayntayouth	life skills, violence prevention, mental health, community, employment		
267	EmpowerEd Transition	Toronto District School Board	Program	Cultivates belonging and reduces isolation-related stress to lower risk factors for violence while promoting peaceful peer relationships.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		mental health, life skills		
268	Emotion Focused Skills Workshop	Toronto District School Board	Program	Parent/caregiver support workshop teaching emotion-focused responses to strengthen parent-child relationships and support regulation.	July & August	Referral	Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		family support		
269	Doug Philpott Free Tennis Lessons	City of Toronto, Parks & Recreation	Program	Summer Tennis Programs are offered in July and August for children and youth ages 6-15. We have locations across Toronto, including downtown, Scarborough, Etobicoke and Jane & Finch. We also offer the opportunity for youth to volunteer at our camps, preparing them for the Instructor certification followed by a future paid employment as an assistant and or head instructor.	June 29 to August 21, Monday- Friday, Various times	Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed		https://philpottchildrenstennis.org/programs/		sports, employment, community		
270	Diversity Youth Fellows	City of Toronto	Program	The Diversity Youth Fellowships are a leadership and career development program for young people from equity-deserving communities in Toronto. This program provides access to opportunities for equity-deserving communities, supports young people with career navigation, job experience and professional network development.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.youthfellowship.ca/		employment, leadership		
271	Dental Clinics	City of Toronto	Program	Toronto Public Health provides free preventative, minimally invasive, non-emergency and emergency dental care for eligible clients. The program is for all ages that meet the eligibility requirements. Call the dental clinic closest to your area to determine eligibility and to book an appointment	Ongoing	Contact for more information	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed	Dental Health services: dentalservices@toronto.ca, (416) 338-7600	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/health-wellness-care/health-programs-advice/dental-and-oral-health-services/		family support		
272	DBT Skills Group for Families	Toronto District School Board	Program	Support for caregivers of emotionally dysregulated youth with a DBT focus. Aims to reduce family stress/conflict and build skills. For caregivers, with possible family sessions as needed.	July & August	Referral	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		family support, mental health, life skills		
273	Cultural Hotspot: Youth Mentorship & Employment, Cultural Hotspot: Youth Participation	City of Toronto	Program	The Cultural Hotspot is an annual arts program that celebrates Toronto's outside-the-core communities. Delivered in collaboration with local arts and community organizations the program provides valuable opportunities for youth job placement and mentorship through workshops exhibits events and more. In 2025 the Cultural Hotspot celebrates Jane and Finch highlighting its creative contributions to Toronto.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact: culturalhotspot@toronto.ca	https://www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/festivals-events/cultural-hotspot/		employment, leadership, community		
274	Counsellor in Training	City of Toronto- Parks & Recreation All Districts	Program	Counsellor in Training (CIT)  introduces participants, ages 13 to 16 years, to the fundamentals of being a City of Toronto Camp Counsellor. CITs will learn about leadership and teamwork, creating a safe environment, ages and stages of campers, and program planning. Participants will have the opportunity to do a supervised practical placement in one of our CampTO locations.	June 29 to August 21, Monday to Friday, 9am-4pm	Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed		https://anc.ca.apm.activecommunities.com/toronto/activity/search?onlineSiteId=0&activity_category_ids=94&viewMode=list		employment, leadership, safe space		
275	COMPLEX- Community Arts Initiative, Rhythms of Change: Music for Community Empowerment	Complex	Program	“Rhythms of Change” is a community initiative empowering Rexdale youth through music. The project brings together young people from diverse backgrounds, including Black, Caribbean, Indigenous, Middle Eastern, South Asian, and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, to share their stories, write songs, and perform original pieces. Participants will explore challenges like systemic barriers and identity struggles through workshops and discussions. The initiative focuses on three main goals: fostering connection, empow-ering voices, and raising awareness. Led by local musicians, these workshops provide a creative and supportive space for self-expression, building confidence, and encouraging personal growth through music.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact: complexcommunityartsinitiative@gmail.com			arts, community, life skills		
276	Community Recreation Programs for Youth	City of Toronto	Program	Community Recreation offers over 300 activities targeted towards youth. Drop-in sports programming and instructional skill building programs are offered after school evenings weekends and summer break including: Basketball Youth Leadership programs Summer In The Six Aquatic Leadership Leisure Skate Adapted & Inclusive programming		Not listed	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/parks-recreation/how-to-use-our-ser-		leadership, safe space, sports, community, recreation		
277	Community Peers Elevating & Extending Resources and Supports (PEERS)	City of Toronto	Program	Community PEERS will offer one-to-one support workshops training debrief and healing circles one-time events and program engagement on topics of mental health and resiliency within existing programs throughout the City. Through Community PEERS graduates of the Commuity Healing Program's Peer Support Training program are deployed to communities upon community or Community Crisis Response Program request.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	Asmaa Mohamed, Community Development Officer: asmaa.mohamed@toronto.ca	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-alerts/communi-		mental health, community, violence prevention, family support		
278	Community Organization (HTCO)	NAIFA	Program	Our program provides mentorship and support to youth through both one-on-one and group activities. We use sports and after-school programs to keep youth engaged—especially during times when adult supervision may be limited. Youth build strong, trusting relationships with mentors from their own communities, giving them safe adults to talk to about issues they may not feel comfortable discussing at home. We also include life skills, entrepreneurship, and employment opportunities to help guide youth toward positive choices. Safety planning is part of the program too, covering both physical and online spaces.		Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	Nathan Okonta, Program Director NAIFA: okonta@naifatoronto.ca			employment, life skills, safe space, leadership, community		
279	Community Healing Project (CHP) for Crime Prevention	City of Toronto	Program	The Community Healing Project (CHP) supports youth aged 12-29 who have been exposed to community violence through mental health literacy and peer support. Youth participants are trained through trauma-informed community workshops certified in peer support and share what they learn with other youth in their communities.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Brandon Hay, Community Development Officer, City of Toronto: brandon.hay@toronto.ca	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-alerts/community-safety-wellbeing-programs/community-healing/		mental health, community, education, violence prevention, family support		
280	Community Crisis Response Fund (CCRF) Projects	Residents/Youth	Program	Community- and youth-led initiatives supported through CCRF, with CDOs providing guidance in application, design, and delivery. Projects are proposed by residents in response to violent incidents and aim to promote healing and build capacity among impacted individuals and communities. Delivered year-round—with a focused emphasis on youth-led and summer activities aligned with periods of elevated risk—projects use place-specific approaches to provide community activations, outreach, and resource connection, ultimately strengthening local networks and engaging residents as active partners in incident response and prevention efforts.		Application Process	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-alerts/community-safety-wellbeing-programs/violence-intervention-support-unit/		community, violence prevention		
281	Community Connect (Pop-Up Event)	City of Toronto	Event	Targeted activations focused on specific locations within designated neighbourhoods, designed to reanimate underused or higher-risk spaces while connecting residents to existing programs, services, and supports. Activities use accessible entry points (e.g., community BBQs, clothing drives, pop-up resource hubs, and one-day events) to draw residents into shared spaces, increase positive presence, and facilitate direct connections to partners and services.		Not listed	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-alerts/community-safety-wellbeing-programs/violence-intervention-support-unit/		community, arts, safe space		
282	CityServe	Social Development	Program	CityServe is a Council-approved youth employment and community service initiative that provides paid, mentored placements for youth aged 16–24 facing systemic barriers. Delivered through community partners, the program combines work experience, training, and wraparound supports with youth-led service projects to strengthen employability and advance community safety and well-being in priority neighbourhoods.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed				community, violence prevention, employment		
283	CHAT CVT (Cannabis and Vaping Talk)	Toronto District School Board	Program	Student-led cannabis, vaping, and addiction resources. Supports harm reduction and addresses substance-related violence through youth- driven education and peer care strategies for the 25-26 school year.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us				
284	Career Coaches in Residence Toronto Public Libarary	Toronto Public Library	Program	Toronto Public Libraries Career Coaches In Residence program offers younger adults free one-on-one career counselling and job search help, as well as a range of related programming.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact: ccir@tpl.ca	https://tpl.ca/careercoach		employment		
285	Calm Mental Success Group	Toronto District School Board	Program	Student stress reduction and mental health group (20 students). Provides emotional outlets and coping strategies to reduce school-based conflict and self-directed harm.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		mental health, family support		
286	Building Skills Through Recreation	City of Toronto	Program	BSTR is a free leadership program that focuses on employability skill building. Although not an eligibility criteria the program specifically targets Black & Indigenous youth for employment. The program provides opportunities to improve leadership skills and employment readiness to ensure success in employment and establish a talent pipeline to fill Parks and Recreation jobs by teaching youth how to navigate the recruitment process. The program offers free certification trainings (i.e First Aid High Five).		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact: (416) 843-1079	https://www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/parks-recreation/program-activities/leadership-employment-readiness/building-skills-through-recreation/		employment, leadership, life skills		
287	Breaking Barriers - Dream It Be It	Toronto Police Service	Program	Career support that aims to support girls in secondary school to overcome challenges and build a strong successful future. It connects them with professional role models, career-focus education and resources they need to achieve their goals.		Open enrollment	Youth	Not Listed	PC Simpson, Toronto Police Division 43: 10927@tps.ca, (416) 808-4300	https://soroptimisttoronto.ca		employment		
288	BRAVE/THRIVE	City of Toronto	Program	A hospital-based violence intervention program that provides coordinated medical, psychological, and social supports to victims of violence to support their recovery and violence prevention.	Ongoing	Referral	Youth	Not Listed				violence prevention, mental health		
289	Brave Conversations Club / Leaders at Lunch	Toronto District School Board	Program	Weekly lunchtime group for Grade 5–6 boys to explore identity, peer relationships, masculinity, emotional literacy, and respectful/accountable behaviour.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		life skills, mental health, education		
290	Bike With Us	Toronto Police Service	Program	Bike with us Thorncliffe Park Program engages youth identified by community centre staff in a 10 week initiative in partnership with Neighbourhood Community Officers. Participants receive bicycles through Jumpstart, assemble and learn to ride them.  Participants will have the opportunity to cycle throughout the Don Valley with Neighbourhood Officer’s assistance.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	PC Robert Meloche: 8291@tps.ca<br />PC Viktor Sarudi: 8568@tps.ca<br />Toronto Police Service 53 Division: (416) 808-5300			community		
291	Belka Enrichment Centre	Toronto District School Board	Program	Summer programming including Arts Leadership Development Literacy/ Numeracy Mentorship/Counselling Social Sports & Recreation		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed		https://belkaecenter.com/		leadership, education, sports		
292	Beat Builders Music Therapy	Fernie Youth Services	Program	Beat Builders is a music therapy program designed for Male Youth at-risk, justice-involved youth, specifically BIPOC youth aged 14 to 24. Through the lens of music therapy practices with urban music, this program will instill creativity, artistry, and personal development and wellness for youth in a professional music recording studio. Beat Builders supports youth in developing leadership, community belonging, and positive self-expression, helping them improve mental wellbeing and confidence.	Starting June 2, Tuesday 4-8pm, Wednesday 4-8pm	Referral, Pre-registration, Contact for more information, Application Process	Youth	Not Listed	Fareen Khimji: fkhimji@fernieyouth.ca<br />Edessa Andrada: eandrada@fernieyouth.ca			arts, mental health, leadership, life skills, community		
293	Be.Build.Brand. (B3)	Toronto Community Housing	Program	Be.Build.Brand. (B3) is a 12-week entrepreneurship program for TCHC tenants between the ages of 18 and 29. Participants are expected to attend weekly three-hour sessions (6 to 9 p.m.) and two sessions per week leading up to the Pitch Night. The program supports entrepreneurial ideas and helps participants turn their ideas into viable business plans.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact: economic.opportunities@torontohousing.ca	https://torontohousing.ca/programs-and-tenant-engagement/community-pro-grams/bebuildbrand		employment		
294	Basketball with 12 Division NCO's	Toronto Police Service 12 Division	Program	Officers provide instruction in fundamental basketball skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship while also fostering positive relationships between youth and the police. The initiative combines athletic development with mentorship, supporting both healthy recreation and community engagement.	June 15 to October 19	Application Process, Pre-registration, Referral	Youth	Not Listed	Brandon Mak: 10847@tps.ca, (416) 808-1243			community, sports, leadership		
295	Baseball with Officers from 12 Division	Toronto Police Service	Program	Officers provide instruction in fundamental baseball skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship while also fostering positive relationships between youth and the police. The initiative combines athletic development with mentorship, supporting both healthy recreation and community engagement.	July 6 to September 21	Application Process, Pre-registration	Youth	Not Listed	Brandon Mak: 10847@tps.ca, (416) 808-1243			community, leadership		
296	Ball Hockey Program	Toronto Police Service	Program	Students have the ability to meet and talk with officers while playing ball hockey. Students are able to interact with officers in a positive way while playing hockey.		Pre-Registration	Youth	Not Listed	Staff Sergeant Paul Dominey: paul.dominey@torontopolice.on.ca, (416) 808-1200			sports, recreation		
297	Attendance Support	Toronto District School Board	Program	Strengthens school connection and healthy routines to reduce emotional distress prevent disengagement and interrupt pathways to violence through proactive care.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us				
298	Attendance POV: A Student Experience	Toronto District School Board	Program	Student voice initiative contributing to attendance work. Intended outcomes include engagement, system capacity building, and development of a visual poster for schools.	July & August	Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		violence prevention		
299	AST Educational Group for Middle School	Toronto District School Board	Program	Includes a virtual workshop for parents on anti-sex trafficking, warning signs, intervention, and supports, plus an activity day for students entering Grades 7–8 to continue learning through games on trafficking stages.	July & August	Referral	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		violence prevention, education		
300	AST Activity Day / Summer AST Activity Group	Toronto District School Board	Program	Activity day for students who previously learned about anti-sex trafficking to continue learning through games on trafficking stages. Includes Indigenous component.	July & August	Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		violence prevention, education		
301	ArtWorks TO	City of Toronto	Program	ArtWorksTO provides opportunities for youth media artists (18-29) who identify as Indigenous, Black and People of Colour and/or 2SLGBTQ+ to gain professional experience, skills and network in the media arts industry. ArtWorksTO is a partnership between the Toronto Arts Foundation’s Neighbourhood Arts Network (NAN), City of Toronto, The Remix Project, and Ontario College of Art & Design University (OCADU). The project is funded by Future Skills Canada.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	General Contact: norma@torontoarts.org	https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/employment-social-support/		arts, community, life skills		
302	Anxiety Presentations for Children	Toronto District School Board	Event	Grade 4–8 classroom presentation to increase understanding of anxiety, normalize stress, identify early signs, teach coping strategies, and encourage help-seeking.	July	Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		mental health		
303	Anti-Sex Trafficking Workshops	Toronto District School Board	Program	Workshops for grade 7 & 8 students and parents: Builds awareness and community vigilance to prevent exploitation while promoting collective student action against gender-based violence.		Referral	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		violence prevention, community		
304	Anti-Indigenous & Anti-Racism Workshops	Toronto District School Board	Program	Fosters cultural safety and peer solidarity to reduce identity-based violence and bullying through student-led allyship.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-		violence prevention, leadership		
305	Albion Neighbourhood Services BGC Albion Club	Albion Neighbourhood Services	Program	Leadership training, recreational activities and media arts for youth. Recreation, arts and crafts, STEM for children.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.albionneighbourhoodservices.ca		leadership, education, arts, community		
306	Addressing Risk Factors of Violence & Victimization for Black Youth	Uzima Women International	Program	The Addressing Risk Factors of Violence and Victimization for Black Youth project supports youth and families in educational workshops on violence and mental health. Youth will also build a youth-led digital network and digital media library. The youth-led network will create and run social development programs centered around youth from most vulnerable populations and will be a safe space network for youth mentorship with peer leaders and survivors of violence. The digital media library of violence prevention campaign, commercials and recurring events will increase public awareness to reduce violence. The platforms will grow the network’s brand to empower youth leadership and generate jobs for youth after the project ends.		Contact for more information	Youth	Not Listed	Jacobet Wambayi, Uzima Women International: jacobet@uzimawomeninternational.org, (647) 721-6826	https://uzimawomeninternational.org/		leadership, violence prevention, mental health, arts, safe space		
307	Ace's Fore Success	Toronto Police Service	Program	This golf program offers youth the opportunity to receive instruction from a professional golfer. It introduces participants to the game of golf—an activity that is often inaccessible to youth due to the high cost of participation.	July 6 to August 16, Thursdays 11:00am to 1:00 pm	Referral	Youth	Not Listed	Toronto Police Division 31: (416) 808-3137<br />Sergeant Fillipin: (416) 209-6082<br />PC Joe Park: (416) 669-1400<br />Staff Sergeant Allistair James: (416) 808-3100		'@tps31nco_unite	sports		
308	55 Division Youth BB Tournament	Toronto Police Service	Event	Basketball Tournament	06-Jun	Not listed	Youth	Not Listed	PC Christopher Sandino: christopher.sandino@tps.ca, (416) 808-5419			sports		
309	2026 Youth Peace Summit	City of Toronto	Event	The TO Wards Peace (TWP) 2026 Youth Peace Summit is a powerful continuation of youth-led leadership and innovation, centered on this year’s theme: social media and AI, digital influence, and youth well-being. This year’s summit explores how social media shapes identity, opportunity, and decision-making—while challenging youth to use digital platforms as tools for positive impact, storytelling, and community change.  The 2026 Youth Peace Summit empowers youth to use their voices to positively, influence culture, and contribute to safer, stronger communities. The summit is an opportunity to spark dialogue, shift narratives, and build bridges across communities, while equipping youth with the tools to lead in a digital world.	June 6, 9-5pm	Not listed	Youth	Not Listed	Kecia Richardson: kecia.richardson@toronto.ca			arts, leadership, community		
310	12 Division Bike Rodeo	Toronto Police Service	Program	The 12 Division Bike Rodeo will be running throughout the entire year at various schools, churches, community hub places and parks. The program environment is set to accommodates 16 to 24 participants per session. The length of the program is approximately 1 to 1.5 hours in length. The Officer teaching the program is a Bicycle Instructor Trainer with Toronto Police Service.	May to October	Application Process, Pre-registration	Youth	Not Listed	Alex Benyi: 10726@tps.ca, (647) 229-8068			community, safe space, recreation		
311	1:1 Counselling Support to children, youth and families	Toronto District School Board	Program	Providing 1:1 ongoing support to children, families and youth who have received counselling thought-out the school year.	July & August	Referral	Youth, Parents and Caregivers	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Elementary-School/Supporting-You/Mental-Health-and-Well-Being-Professional-Support-Staff-PSS		mental health		
312	“A Story of And” Workshop	Toronto District School Board	Program	Two-day Asian identity and leadership workshop. This workshop aims to build racial pride, emotional safety, and peer networks to counteract racial violence and isolation.		Referral	Youth	Not Listed		https://www.tdsb.on.ca/About-Us/Professional-Support-Services/Contact-Us		violence prevention, mental health, leadership