Central Toronto Youth Services

01/23/2026

Canadian Dental Care Plan in MSCA
Health is important and can become a heavy burden for individuals and families. The federal dental program now is in place for uninsured Canadians with an annual income under 90K. This may be an important resource for some of your youth and/or caregivers that have not accessed dental care within the last year. There is also some coverage (with co-payment) for braces and other orthodontic care.
Please see online information at Canada.ca/dental or check out https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/my-account/cdcp.html

Learn how to access your Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) letters in MSCA

01/23/2026

Central Toronto Youth Services is hiring:

Job Posting Title: Youth and Family Counsellor – Pride & Prejudice Program

2 positions – 1 – Permanent Full Time 35 hours a week (1.0 FTE)

1 – Permanent Full Time 28 hours a week (0.8 FTE)

Union: OPSEU Bargaining Unit

Job Description

Youth and Family Counsellor – Pride & Prejudice Program

1 Full Time, Permanent Position – 35 hrs./week

1 Permanent Full Time 28 hours a week (0.8 FTE)

Visit CTYS website for information:

Executive Director Central Toronto Youth Services Location: 65 Wellesley St. E., Suite 300, Toronto Founded in 1973, Central Toronto Youth Services (CTYS) is an accredited Children’s Mental Health Centre serving… Continue reading Careers

12/12/2025

12/05/2025

Do you or someone you know in Durham Region need extra support this year? This resource is available to those who reside in Durham Region and are in need. Food needs to be picked up.

The Afro Caribbean Food Basket (ACFB) initiative provides bountiful baskets of Culturally appropriate food for Durham families and households this holiday season. Founded in the principles of Food Justice. - universal access to nutritious, affordable, and culturally-appropriate food for all.

12/05/2025

Bikes Without Borders (BwB) is a Canadian charity, using bikes and bike-related solutions as tools for development in marginalized communities. They collect and refurbish bikes to give to Toronto-area newcomers, and local and international projects.

BwB is moving out of their location at Amsterdam Brewery in Leaside in December and are looking to donate bikes to make the move easier.

If you are involved with a non-profit organization working with newcomers to the City and/or marginalized communities, and are looking for bikes for clients, or you know anyone who is a Toronto-area newcomer who needs a bike, please email Derek Chadbourne, Head Bike Mechanic for BwB at Derek@thebikejoint.com.

There is also a submission form on the Bikes without Borders website for requesting an individual bike.

https://bikeswithoutborders.org/

A note that the bikes need to be picked-up, they are not delivered. Pick-up arrangements need to apparently be set before mid-December.

Bikes Without Borders is a Canadian-based charity that uses bikes and related solutions to make meaningful change in communities around the world. In Toronto, you can donate your used bike (in good condition) toward our refugee programs. Please also consider supporting our work with financial donat

11/14/2025

Explore the Festivals and Events Calendar which features a wide variety of cultural celebrations, arts festivals and seasonal events in Toronto.