Support Near You
This referral database is for in-person and/or location-based services, organizations, and collectives, for 2SLGBTQ+ youth in Ontario.
Find a Support Service Near You
Where are you located?
What kind of service are you looking for?
OUTniagara
OUTniagara supports our local LGBTQ2+ community and beyond by amplifying the voices of our community, acting as a public policy advocate and helping to build relationships within the community. Our website offers resources and education including the Beyond the Rainbow Syllabus, and a regional Community Strengths and Needs Assessment for Niagara: http://outniagara.org/
Contact
12-111 Fourth Avenue, Suite 270, St. Catharines, ON
Oxford County Community Health Centre
[Please add the description and name of specific 2SLGBTQ+ events! You can also change the “Name of Program/Service” to reflect a specific program].
Contact
35 Metcalf Street, Woodstock, ON
Paralegal commissioner of Oaths
Notarized or sworn documents for gender changes on government documents.
Issues with HRTO
Contact
176 Larch Street suite 301, Sudbury, ON
Pathways to Education
Pathways to Education is a community base program that supports youth living in the Rideau Heights and Inner Harbour neighbourhoods of Kingston to graduate from high school and move on to post-secondary education, vocational training or meaningful employment. We offer opportunities to low-income youth to become engaged in their learning and become leaders in their communities.
The program focuses on helping high school youth through tutoring, mentoring, financial support, and advocacy.
The Pathways to Education program offers:
• Academic tutoring sessions in all subjects
• Mentoring activities including field trips, campus tours, YMCA memberships, training and skill-building opportunities
• Financial incentives such as school lunch vouchers and No Frills grocery cards
• Post-secondary scholarships for $500 for each year enrolled in the program
up to $2000 after four years
• Assistance with career exploration and planning post-secondary options for all students
Contact
263 Weller Ave., Unit 4, Kingston, ON
PFLAG Barrie-Simcoe County
Plfag Barrie is a local chapter of Pflag Canada, a national volunteer-driven charitable organization founded by parents who wished to help themselves and their family members understand and accept their gay and lesbian children. Today, Pflag Canada and it’s chapters serve 2S-LGBTQ+ children, youth by providing a safer, nonjudgmental space to gather, share experiences, lend peer-facilitated support, learn, and grow as rainbow families and caregivers.
Contact
The Gilbert Centre – 80 Bradford Street, Barrie, ON
PFLAG Canada Renfrew County
Monthly peer support meetings for LGBTQ2S youth and adults, and/or their family members, in Pembroke, Eganville, and Arnprior. In Transition Clothesline to provide clothing for transgender kids, youth and adults in need. Rainbow Library loans books out to community members in Renfrew county. Community events and presentations.
Contact
Pembroke, ON
PFLAG Durham Region
PFLAG Canada Durham Region supports all persons within our reach with their journeys through gender identity, gender expression and sexual orientation. We seek to provide education and resources to the greater Durham community to help encourage inclusion, diversity and equity.
We are the only direct 2SLGBTQI support service provider in the Durham Region.
Contact
Durham Region, ON
Pflag Halton
We offer peer support, education, and advocacy for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in Halton.
Contact
Halton, ON
PFLAG Owen Sound
Pflag Canada is proud to be Canada’s only national organization that offers peer-to-peer support striving to help all Canadians with issues of sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression. We support, educate and provide resources to anyone with questions or concerns. We promise to offer local, practical, and emotional peer-to-peer family support for individuals and their loved ones challenged by gender/sexual identity.
Contact
Owen Sound, ON
Pieces to Pathways (P2P), Breakaway Community Services
Pieces to Pathways (P2P) is a peer-led initiative offering Canada’s only substance use support program for LGBTTQQ2SIA youth (ages 16-29).
Our program is open to all LGBTTQQ2SIA youth ages 16-29 who are concerned about their substance use, or are interested in exploring their relationship to substances. Our mission is to provide seamless, comprehensive and effective harm reduction services and a full range of addictions treatment services that are amenable to an individual’s needs and goals. We have always operated on a non abstinence or ‘harm reduction’ approach, which forms the philosophical basis for all our work, in reducing harm and enhancing the health of our clients.
Contact
21 Strickland Avenue, Toronto, ON

