Le projet La force dans la structure, par le biais du Conseil canadien pour la réussite des jeunes (CCRJ), souhaite inviter les organisations de service et les organisations dirigées par des Noir.e.s à prendre part à un groupe de discussion !

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Attention Opportunité: Groupe de discussion rémunéré pour des jeunes Noir.e.s âgé.e.s 15-29 (25$ / heure!!) - le 20 Octobre 2021 de 17 h 30 à 19 h 30 (EST)

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La force dans la structure, un projet de Conseil Canadien pour la Réussite des Jeunes, est à la recherche de 30 jeunes (âgé.e.s 15-29) qui:

See attached for our calendar of all our virtual peer support groups running for the remainder of the month. Visit us or share with those you think can utilize our services.

The Strength in Structure Project, through the Canadian Council for Youth Prosperity (CCYP) would like to invite Black led & Black serving organizations that are based in and around Ontario, Alberta and Nova Scotia to take part in a focus group!

Interested? To participate in one of these focus groups, please complete the following step:

Please register to participate in a focus group via the links below:

Dear Colleagues, My name is Ruxi Gheorghe, and I’m a PhD student at the Carleton University School of Social Work in Ottawa, Canada. We are seeking:

A Critical Exploration of Nature and Mental Health Among Social Workers in Ontario

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This is one of our newest groups. It's for those who work in the Mental Health Space like therapists, social workers, counsellors, life coaches and anyone else. For those experiencing burnout or who want to connect with others in their industry to talk about marketing, patient challenges or anything else.

https://www.paywhatyoucanpeersupport.com/mental-health-worker-support-group

Does anyone know of a support group for mothers who are giving emotional support to adult children who have substance problems or who otherwise have not yet quite grown up? Not a 12-step group--more interaction and discussion of practical issues. Toronto or online.

Beth Mares RP

The YMCA of Greater Toronto's Youth Cannabis Awareness Program (YCAP) is currently looking for youth jurors to help evaluate posters and videos that were created for the YCAP-Y4Y Digital Media Contest.

The contest challenged youth from across Canada to create a video or poster discussing the effects cannabis use can have on youth brain development.

Enhanced Mental Health Service Delivery for Racialized Populations:Curriculum and Educational Content Design

Are you an educator, trainer, instructor or facilitator with a commitment to and expertise in racial equity integration?