NOT 2SLGBTQ SPECIFIC

The Timmins Youth Wellness Hub (TYWH) is a safe, inclusive and welcoming space for all youth aged 12-25 to access mental health, addictions and wellbeing services, resources and support. The TYWH is part of a network of Hubs, called Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario (YWHO). YWHO is an initiative that aims to bring the right services to youth and their families, at the right time and in the right place.

In September 2018, the Timmins Youth Wellness Hub was established to provide programs and services (in English and in French) that support the wellbeing of youth aged 12-25 in the community.

The Timmins Youth Wellness Hub hosts a monthly support group for 2SLGBTQ+ youth. Information about this is posted on their social media pages and website.

Toby’s Place is a weekly drop-in after-school program and safe(r) space for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth, ages 13-20, living in Scarborough* and the Greater Toronto Area. Question youth and allied friends are also welcome.

Toby’s Place hosts community dinners, workshops, clothing swaps, gender-affirming haircut nights, and other events. We are open on Mondays, from 3:30pm to 8:30pm, September through July.

Toronto Aces & Aros is about building local asexual/ace and/or arospec (and questioning) community connections by:
holding regular discussions & social events (since 2013), and facilitating educational workshops (since 2014). We even have a Zine!

– We offer online and in-person discussions and social events for diverse people (ages 17+) under the asexual & ace and/or aromantic & aro umbrella(s), including demi and grey folks, etc.. We also welcome people questioning whether they might be. This includes aces who are not aro, aros who are not ace and aroaces. (Note that a large portion of people who attend are trans, non-binary and/or agender, etc.)
— We have a in-person meetup on the 2nd Sunday afternoon of the month at the 519 (wheelchair accessible, all-gender washrooms). From September to April, we usually have student ASL interpreters at these meetups. We also have other online and in-person meetups at other times and locations.
– We have a Discord server for ace and/or arospec and questioning individuals (email us for the link)
– We offer educational workshops/events for people of all ages and are happy to answer any questions for people looking for more information about asexuality or aromanticism– email us!

Toronto Bi+ Network provides a community where bisexuals, pansexuals, omnisexual, fluid and other non-monosexual people, as well as people questioning their sexuality, can share diverse perspectives on bi+ issues and experiences. We offer peer-support, a social network, information and resources.

Toronto Gaymers welcome all LGBTQ+ and allied geeks and gamers. We are primarily a social group providing inclusive safe spaces for gaming (tabletop, board, card, PC, console) as well as related culture expression (cosplay, anime, pride). We strengthen local community and commercial relationships via our events including cafe and pub socials, conventions, outreach events, and much more!

PWA engages people living with HIV/AIDS in enhancing their health and well-being through practical and therapeutic support services and broader social change, and we inspire them to live into their dreams and discoveries.

Toronto Pflag is one of the city’s largest networks for parents and allies of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Through support groups, workshops, consultation, and advocacy, we’ve been helping keep families together for more than 50 years.

THIS IS A GENDERED SPACE

Totally Outright Durham is a free series of learning and socializing for GBTQ+ men, non-binary folks, and men who have sex with men, ages 18-29. The learning portion will be focused on developing knowledge in sexual & mental health and important queer topics, like queer history and the role and presences of racism and colonialism in queer communities. The event will also focus on building practical skills, such as mental health exercises, self-esteem building, and more.

The event will include free food & drinks, free transit fare if needed, and participants will receive a thank you gift and a certificate for completing the program.

A set of support services for, but not limited to, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, intersex, queer, questioning and Two-Spirit (LGBTTIQQ2S+) community members. Our services aim to promote healthy, safe, and proud LGBTTIQQ2S+ communities by providing support and resources, reducing social exclusion and improving access to health and social services.

Our services include:
Support and social drop-ins
One-to-one support and referral sessions
Confidential phone, email, and Facebook contact
Primary health care that strives to be inclusive to trans and gender diverse people
Advocacy around trans and gender diverse issues
Referral to trans and gender diverse positive services including counselling
Consultations with service provider allies and families of trans and gender diverse individuals
Collaboration with community organizations on joint initiatives including education and trainings

The Trans Health Program supports trans and gender diverse folks ages 17 and up who are residents of Ottawa and the Champlain Region. We work from a gender-affirming and informed consent approach which meets the standards in the Sherbourne Health Guideline for Gender-Affirming Primary Care.

The Gender Affirming services we offer include:
Surgery referrals
Adult Counselling (25+)
Gender Journeys (peer support groups)
Hormone Starts
Youth Counselling (17-25 years)

Please note that with the use of digital tools we are able to serve people with multiple language backgrounds. Please contact us for more details.