Youth serving agency that is open and inclusive , this program is a registration only program for 2SLGBTQ+ youth. All other services can be accessed through the main line based on age of children/youth and families.

The SHARE (Sexual Harassment and Assault Resource Exchange) project is a service available at the Human Rights Legal Support Centre to offer workers experiencing sexual harassment access to legal advice, community resource referrals, and outreach and education.

SHARE services are FREE and confidential regardless of immigration status and income. Contact SHARE at 1-866-625-5179 or SHARE@HRLSC.on.ca

At Sheena’s Place, we offer group-based support to people aged 17+ affected by an eating disorder or disordered eating. Our professionally-facilitated groups are completely free of charge and participants do not require an eating disorder diagnosis or referral to register. We are committed to inspiring hope, reducing stigma, raising awareness and offering meaningful help and information at all stages of recovery. We have at least 2 groups per season dedicated to the 2SLGBTQ+ community, our 2SLGBTQ+ Drop-in and our Trans, Non-binary, and Questioning Drop-in.

All of the programs at Sheena’s Place are free of charge, group-based, and professionally facilitated. Our programs are currently offered online as videoconferencing sessions, hosted on Zoom for Healthcare. Some limited programming has returned to our physical location in Toronto, ON, and we will also continue to offer programs online.

Our groups run in 4 seasons throughout the year: winter, spring, summer and fall, and we also offer some specialty programming in December. We release a new program calendar each season, and there is a set registration date each season.

THIS SERVICE IS NON-QUEER, TRANS & LGBTQ SPECIFIC.
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SHORE Centre is a pro-choice organization that offers a variety of emotional support, outreach, and medical appointments to meet your reproductive health needs.

To request an appointment please visit: https://shore.inputhealth.com/ebooking. Services are typically offered in English, and free interpretation services are available by request.

Medical Services (covered by OHIP)
• Medication Abortion (available by telemedicine)
• Birth Control Consultation (available in-person)
-This includes the pill, patch, ring, the shot (Depo Provera) intrauterine device (IUD), implant (Nexplanon), and referral for tubal ligation or vasectomy
• IUD Insertion and Removal (available in-person)
• Nexplanon (implant) Insertion and Removal (available in-person)

Counselling Services (FREE)
• Pregnancy Options Support
• Abortion Options Support
• Support After an Abortion
• Adoption Options Support
• Support After Placing a Child for Adoption
• Support During Pregnancy
• Support After Giving Birth

• Post-Abortion Workshop Series

All counselling appointments are being offered via telemedicine – phone or video appointments available.

Outreach Services for Pregnant People (FREE)
• Empowering Pregnancy Support Program
• Pride & Joy: Prenatal Education Series for Expecting 2SLGBTQIA+ Families (In-person)
• Stork Secrets Perinatal Mental Health Peer Support (In-person or virtual)

Also Available by Walk In, during business hours (FREE)
• Pregnancy Test Pick Up
• Prenatal Vitamin Pick Up
• Condom, Dam and Lube Pick Up

SIC’s Queer Initiatives is a student-led, education-focused program under the Alma Mater Society (AMS) at Queen’s University, dedicated to supporting the 2SLGBTQA+ community. We strive to foster inclusion, education, and advocacy on campus and beyond through various activities and events. Our work includes hosting weekly discussions on relevant topics and issues affecting the 2SLGBTQA+ community, providing a platform for dialogue and shared learning. We also organize signature events such as Queer Prom, an annual celebration of love, identity, and community. Additionally, we produce a queer-focused podcast to amplify diverse voices and perspectives while organizing social and political events that inspire connection and advocacy. Outreach is a key part of our work, and we run educational campaigns to raise awareness and promote understanding. Our physical space, located in the LaSalle Building at 146 Stuart Street, offers an inclusive environment where individuals can gather, access resources, and connect with others. We host discussions and events throughout the academic year that are open to all students. Follow us on Instagram for updates, event details, and opportunities to get involved.

SPECTRUM is an organization that serves, affirms, and supports the well-being of 2SLGBTQ+ individuals in Waterloo Region and the broader community through peer support, community partnerships, education and training, resources, and events.

SPECTRUM offers a number of peer support groups, including:

• Two-Spirit, Genderqueer, Fabulous Circle
• Queer Women’s Group
• Bi & Pan Space
• BRIQ House – for black, indigenous, and other racialized queer folks
• Transgender Support Groups
• Rainbow Newcomers Connect
• Youth (18-25) Peer Support Group
• Young Adults (25-40) Discussion Group
• Ace & Aro Space
• Spectrum on the Spectrum – for queer and trans people in the autistic community

Spectrum is a safe and positive drop-in space open to all Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, transgender, two spirit and questioning (LGBT2SQ+) youth ages 12-24.
Youth will experience:
One on one support
Knowledge of LGBT2SQ+ youth
Accurate up to date sexual health information
Hear guest speakers who identify as LGBT2SQ+
Friendships
A place where they find acceptance
Fun through art, board games, and movie nights

speqtrum hamilton is an organization providing peer support and community building opportunities for queer, trans, and two-spirit young people

This group was designed to be able to offer free drop in times for folks to socialize, colouring, crafting and/or discussing mental health challenges.

Drop-in services are free

NOT A 2SLGBTQ+ SPECIFIC RESOURCE

Stella’s Place provides free mental health services for young adults aged 16 to 29 living in Toronto, including:

• Virtual and In-Person Counselling
• Drop-in Spaces
• DBT Skills
• Food Education Kitchen Workshops
• BIPOC Groups
• BeanBagChat, a chat-based app for young adults, ages 16 to 29 in Toronto. Download the app to talk to a counsellor about whatever is on your mind. Monday to Thursday, from 4:00 to 9:00PM.