These programs support youth (14- 29) in their transition into adulthood. They include a variety of intervention initiatives to promote healthy lifestyle choices such as sexual health, substance use, education, employment readiness and social skills.

Youth Lifestyles

This is a leadership group aimed at readying youth for the workplace. It provides a broad look at the physical, mental, spiritual, social and environmental aspects of health.

Healthy Youth Project

This community-based violence prevention program focuses on leadership development and life skills training for school-aged youth. This program is funded in part by the City of Toronto.
 

Legal Arts

This program, offered in partnership with Community Legal Aid Services Program (CLASP) teaches youth about their rights within the legal system, and use creative art forms to educate others in the community.
 

Emery S.A.V.E.

This violence prevention program is offered at a local high school (Emery C.I.) in partnership with the Toronto District School Board and local social service agencies.
 

Teen Moms on the Move/Positive Possibilities

This group shows teen moms the possibilities for young women caring for themselves and their children. It focuses on developing parenting and life skills, and tackles everyday issues such as stress management, housing and employment.
 

Youth Talk

This program offered to elementary & middle schools in the Jane-Finch area provides opportunities for youngsters to voice their issues and concerns. It also allows them to build positive relationships with their peers and health care providers.
 

School and Nutrition

This program helps young people develop a healthy body image. They learn about healthy eating habits while at school get fun exercise tips from health professionals.
 

Summer Youth Leadership

This program provides leadership training while promoting volunteerism and community involvement during the summer months.
 

Young Stars

BCCHC youth staff work with emerging grass-roots and ethno-specific youth groups to develop their potential.

Art for Change

This program, in partnership with the City of Toronto, offers youth and adults an opportunity to discover themselves through art as a strategy to deal with violence and other issues in their lives.