Youth In Transition (YIT) Program
The Youth in Transition Program helps support youth transitioning from the child welfare sector into adulthood.
The RiSE Program is a youth-led, school-based violence prevention and mentorship program for grades 9 – 12 students at selected schools.
Type:
Community, Day Program, In School Program, Peer-driven, Peer-led, Youth Programming, Youth Recreation
Age:
High School Grade 9 – 12
Fees:
Free
Referral:
No referral required
Eligibility:
Grades 9 – 12 students attending selected school(s)
Languages offered:
English *Translation possible
Location:
David and Mary Thomson Collegiate Institute
Hours:
Monday – Friday, 9 AM – 4 PM
For more information
Contact Jessica Myers at jessica.myers@stridestoronto.ca
Program focus: Communication Skills, Community Awareness, LGBT, Mental Health, School, Skill Development, Socializing, Violence Prevention, Youth Engagement more…
The Respect in Schools Everywhere (RiSE) Program is a youth-led, school-based violence prevention and mentorship program for grades 9 – 12 students. RiSE provides resources and programming for grades 7 – 8 students in feeder schools to the host school.
Youth participants are responsible for developing and facilitating workshops focused on bullying, mental health, social media education, stigma, and conflict resolution. RiSE has developed a program model for schools that is evidence-informed practices and incorporates current and relevant research. RiSE is currently delivered at David and Mary Thompson however any high school may request the program at their site.
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For more information
Contact Jessica Myers at jessica.myers@stridestoronto.ca