High school within the centre for young mothers and pregnant teens who wish to continue their education. The school: - is operated in partnership with the Toronto District School Board - offers a broad range of Grade 9 to Grade 12 courses - is designed to meet the educational, social and emotional needs of individual students

Abiona Centre, in collaboration with Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC), provides 27 rent-geared-to-income (RGI) units. Twenty-three (one-bedroom units) and four (two-bedroom units) are available to young parenting mothers aged 16-24, with a maximum stay of up to four years. Clients must meet the following eligibility criteria: - Young mothers aged 16-24 who are the primary caregivers (would have had their first child by the age of 19) - Homeless or under-housed - On waitlist with Access to Housing Toronto (potential clients will be assisted in their applications if necessary and appropriate) - Demonstrate a financial need - Applicant should be working or enrolled in a full-time or part-time program (training, trades, school, etc.) - Demonstrate the ability to live independently - Willing to participate in case management, monthly tenant meetings, quarterly service plans and workshops facilitated by Abiona Centre or in collaboration with partners.

Group-living setting for young women, aged 13-21 and their babies. Women are supported by residential counsellors and social workers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The young women arrive at any time during pregnancy, and they and their babies stay for up to six months after delivery. The goals of the Prenatal Residential program include: - birth of healthy babies - early bonding - effective newborn support and care - teaching life skills for parenting and independent living

Child and youth mental health and well-being program focusing on the health and wellness of the family as a whole. Services offered include: - counselling and psychotherapy to address social, emotional, behavioural, psychological and/or psychiatric problems of children and youth at risk of, or who have developed, mental health problems, illnesses or disorders - parenting programs to improve parent’s understanding of the emotional needs of the child, his/her inner world, the developmental level the child is at, and the help the parent can provide for the child to reach his/her full potential - preventive interventions to promote the development of secure attachment between child and caregiver - parent consultation to address parent’s concerns regarding the child’s social integration, emotional and behavioural problems - social programs to improve the social support necessary for optimal mental health and well-being

Provides support for young mothers, aged 16-21, and their babies. They live for up to 6 months in one of 10 partially furnished, self-contained apartment units. They pay modest rents, geared to their income. Residential counsellors and social workers ensure: - mom is coping - the attachment process is going well - baby is thriving - placement of the baby in the Early Learning program at the Centre.

High school within the centre for young mothers and pregnant teens who wish to continue their education. The school: - is operated in partnership with the Toronto District School Board - offers a broad range of Grade 9 to Grade 12 courses - is designed to meet the educational, social and emotional needs of individual students

Provides equitable and holistic mental health and addictions services and supports for racialized communities within frameworks of anti-racism, addressing anti-blackness and anti-oppression. This program recognizes the urgent need for mental health support services and services for those who are 2SLGBTQ++ and who identify as QTBIPOC (Queer & Trans Black, Indigenous, and Person of Colour). Across Boundaries provides community-based and in-house programs that integrate individual support, support groups, alternative and complementary therapies, skills building, social and recreational activities. Our staff practice harm reduction, sex-positivity, queer positivity, trans-inclusivity, and compassionate and trauma-informed counselling. Our services are client-centered and judgement-free. 2SLGBTQ+ Program Offerings: - Case Management & Counseling. - Individual Support, Trauma-Informed Counselling - Virtual programs, events, and support groups - Annual Gathering of QTBIPOC communities from across the city on Mental Health needs of our communities - Partnerships & Collaborations with other mental health & addictions service organizations - INHALE / EXHALE : Feel-good, heart-centred, and free programming for QTBIPOC — Queer & Trans Black, Indigenous, & People of Colour

Our Peer-led programs and services are centred around a compassionate harm reduction approach. Our goal is to prevent the negative consequences of substance use and to improve health. We provide a non-judgmental and accepting atmosphere that empowers clients instead of stigmatizing them based on their addictions.

Case management services are provided to racialized individuals with mental health or addictions who require support to live and work in the community. Case managers provide ongoing support as needed by the client in order for them to stabilize, achieve their goals, and improve the quality of his/her/their life. Case managers also work to coordinate the services the client requires from across the mental health system, as well as other service systems (i.e., criminal justice, developmental, and addiction services). Inclusion criteria: - Individuals 15 years of age and older who have been diagnosed with mental health or addictions - Individuals who are living in the Greater Toronto area

Provides support to racialized individuals to transition from persistent homelessness to living independently within a community. Provide an Intensive Case Management (ICM) service for people from racialized communities living with mental health or addictions and homelessness based on the Housing First model of service.

Short-term counselling supports for individuals experiencing acute crisis/mental health challenges.

Social rehabilitation and recreation program that integrate skills building, digital programming, support groups, alternative and complementary therapies, art therapy, creative expressions, community kitchen, individual support, counselling, and community partnerships. Program offers a community kitchen which provides breakfast and lunch Monday to Saturday for approximately 40 clients every day. Three to four clients are assigned to work together to prepare lunch.

Offers a range of support and services for transitional aged youth with mental health and/or substance use issues.

This program supports individuals with complex, serious mental illness, and provides high intensity services for individuals in a residential setting with access to wrap around services. Provides individuals who require high intensity support with an independent living experience that will provide them with the tools they need to transition to community living.

Integrated Care Hub (ICH) provides services to vulnerable individuals, including those experiencing homelessness, mental health challenges, and those who use substances. Core services offered by the ICH include the Access and Support Centre and, Rest Zone. Meals and showers are available to clients accessing this service. Services available at the ICH are delivered by a group of community partners who work together to provide collaborative, integrated care.