The Day Treatment program offers academic and therapeutic programming for youth with mental health concerns.

Comprehensive assessment, consultation and treatment for families with children and youth who are experiencing significant emotional, behavioural, developmental and/or psychiatric difficulties.

Support, therapeutic and psycho-educational groups for parents, children and youth.

Long term residential treatment for teenage girls who may be struggling with a variety of mental health challenges, including emotional distress and behavioral issues.

The Intensive In-Home Service provides therapeutic and psycho-educational services to adolescents and families with complex mental health needs without separating the youth from their caregivers.

The R.I.T.E.S. Collaborative provides integrated mental health services for Black children and youth from birth to 18, and their families. The program builds upon the experience that CTYS has in delivering culturally specific mental health programming to Black and Black LGBTQ2S youth in Toronto, as well as the George Hull Centre’s full range of multidisciplinary clinical services and interventions, including expertise in family intervention and trauma. In addition to providing clinical services, the R.I.T.E.S. Collaborative creates an environment for knowledge building, community voices, and linkages with formal partners like CTYS and the University of Toronto Faculty of Social Work, and informal collaboration with community organizations like the Jean Augustine Centre, Delta Family Services, Rexdale Women’s Centre, Jamaican-Canadian Association, and the Somali Women’s and Children’s Network.