Resources

Indigenous-led organization supporting Two-Spirit, First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities through culturally grounded HIV prevention, harm reduction, counselling, advocacy, referrals and community wellness programs.

Supports newcomers and diverse communities through settlement assistance, employment services, language training, youth programs and services for women and girls.

Promotes sexual and reproductive health and rights through inclusive sexual health education, confidential information and referrals, abortion-related support, and national advocacy.

Supports HIV-serving and harm-reduction organizations through grief and bereavement support, resilience-building, workshops, training and resources for workers and peer-support teams.

Expand conversations around health equity, stigma reduction, and access to essential care for youth.

Commited to providing HIV/AIDS education to East and Southeast Asian Canadian communities

Works to prevent HIV and reduce its impact in African, Caribbean and Black communities through education, prevention, harm reduction, support and community outreach

Community-based research lab working with Black communities and community organizations to address health inequities, improve health outcomes and develop evidence-informed advocacy and program

provides empathy-based education on consent and 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion

10-month online program that helps young people learn the skills and knowledge needed to become powerful advocates and activists in Canada

Provides paid summer employment opportunities that help youth gain work experience, develop professional skills, and explore career pathways. Jobs may be offered by eligible nonprofit organizations, public-sector employers, and small businesses.

Provides employment services, career counselling, job-search assistance, resume and interview preparation, skills training, and connections to employment opportunities

A youth conference focused on helping 2SLGBTQIA+ youth understand their rights, learn about available support services, and connect with organizations that can help protect their rights.

Peer-led educational workshops that address homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia. Activities explore identity, stereotypes, allyship, discrimination, and ways to create safer and more inclusive communities

Hands-on CPR-C and automated external defibrillator training. Participants who successfully complete the course receive certification valid across Ontario for three years. Government-issued photo ID is required.

National volunteer service program offering flexible online and community-based opportunities, skill-building workshops, civic engagement projects, and support for youth-led initiatives.

Funding opportunities for youth to design and lead community service projects addressing issues such as inclusion, reconciliation, civic engagement, and youth empowerment.

National summer enrichment program featuring science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics, entrepreneurship, mentorship, and collaborative projects.

National innovation challenge supporting young people who develop ideas to address real-world problems. Selected participants can receive funding, mentorship, and learning opportunities.

Three-week summer enrichment program helping Francophone students strengthen their French language skills, explore francophone culture, and connect with peers from other regions.

HIV support for youth Toronto, HIV positive youth program GTA, poz youth drop-in Toronto, HIV peer support 18–29 Ontario, free HIV youth group Toronto.

A team of youth that offer non-partisan policy advice to the PM and federal ministries

Flagship public policy fellowship for emerging leaders

The NYAB is a group of Canada-based youth who work together to contribute to and inform Action Canada's youth-focused projects and campaigns.

Supporting Our Youth (SOY) is a community initiative operated by Sherbourne Health. SOY offers free health promotion services and programming centred on supporting the health and well-being goals of 2SLGBTQ+ youth, many of whom are homeless, racialized and newcomers.

Find your people. Find support. Find the tools to navigate sex and relationships. Programs at are free and here for you! For young people, by young people.

We work with young people across Canada on initiatives that advance girls’ rights and gender equality around the world. Explore the many ways you can share your voice, connect with other young changemakers, and support girls globally.