York Hills offers several Triple P Parent Series. Please click on the above link​ to find out more information. York Hills Centre for Children, Youth & Families​

BBBSY Free Virtual Group Mentoring Programs​

Big Brothers Big Sisters of York (BBBSY) is offering free virtual group mentoring programs designed to empower youth while keeping them connected to their peers​. Click BBBSY Free Virtual Group Mentoring Programs for more details.

Crisis Mental Health Supports for Students: 

310-COPE: 905-310-COPE (2673) or 1-855-310-COPE (2673) - available 24/7

• provides immediate telephone support for families, children and adolescents who are experiencing a mental health c​risis 

Kids Help Phone    -   Kids-Help-Phone-Digital-Asset​

1-800-668-6868, text 686868 - available 24/7

MOBYSS

​​MOBYSS​ is Ontario’s first mobile walk-in clinic for youth that provides primary care and mental health care to individuals between the ages of 12-25. Our services are completely free of charge, anonymous, and do not require a health card. The MOBYSS team is comprised of a Nurse Practitioner, Youth Mental Health Worker, and Peer Support Specialist

•  Students may call 289-879-2376 to schedule an appointment over the phone  
•  Mobyss - We Are Here For You​ - Video
•  MOBYSS Virtual Drop in Clinic Poster​

Family Services York Region​​

Offering counselling for families and individuals via telephone or video conferencing.

•   Currently accepting new referrals for telephone and video counselling
•   Newmarket: 905-895-2371
•   Provides services on a sliding scale. A fee may be required.
•   2SLGBTQ+  Counselling and Consultation available
•   2SLGBTQ+​ and Transgender

Women's Support Network of York Region

Women Support network - Practical Assistance program​ ​

York Hills

York Hills Help Phone Line: 905-503-9561 Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:30-4:00 p.m. for children and youth (0-18 years) and their parents, caregivers or adult supporters. 

Offering a range of mental health services to children up to the age of 18 and their families.

Telephone ‘walk-in style’ counselling available for youth. Students may call and be connected to a therapist. Here to help phone line website

York Hills Here to Help Phone Line

Mental Health Resources:​

 Canadian M​ental Health Association (CMHA)

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Culturally Relevant Mental Health Supports: 

Black Youth Helpline: 1-833-294-8650  

NACCA Flyer. ​Funded by the Canadian Red Cross, NACCA is pleased to offer a range of support services for Black residents in York Region experiencing disrupted mental health and wellness arising from or heightened by the impacts of Covid-19.NACCA also has a counselling pogram NACCA  community website ​

Jewish​ ​Families and Child Services of GTA​

Substance Misuse Resources:

www.apsgo.ca

• Association of Parent Support Groups in Ontario, 1-800-488-5666
• Provides ho​pe, encouragement and parenting strategies to help support parents of acting-out youth
• Learn to help yourself and your child​

 www.asyr.ca

• Addiction Services for York Region 1-800-263-2288. (Intake - 905-841-7007 ext. 322)
• Offers a holistic and reduction approach to addiction treatments by providing counselling programs for youth and their families
• Access to counselling for parents on a one on one basis
• Offers a parents group program as an eight-week session meeting with others about their youth’s abuse or dependence issues
• Outreach is available at NHS for students

www.parentactionondrugs.org

• Provides innovative, evidence-based programs and resources
• Gives parents and other caregivers a quick, accessible route to the issues involved in guiding their youth to healthier, safer decisions via the Parent Action Pack​​

 www.york.ca/health/substanceuse

• ​Provides public health information, effective strategies and resources for parents to prevent or delay underage drinking and drug us​​

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