If this is an emergency, dial 911 or go to your nearest hospital emergency room. Click here for directions to the SickKids Emergency Department if this is the closest location for you.
If you need urgent help but don’t need to go to a hospital emergency room, click here for Crisis Centres.
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Please note that our Centre functions in English. Unless otherwise indicated, our programs, services and SickKids CCMH Learning Institute courses are offered in English.
Partnering with the TDSB, the program offers a safer space that recognizes the barriers that exist for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth in a cisgendered, heteronormative society. [...] Read More
We are continuing with our safety requirements which align with Ministry of Health and Public Health Ontario guidelines for our health care setting [...] Read More
The survey will ask you about your experiences here so we can continue to do what we do well and to make improvements where needed. [...] Read More
Current safety practices continue as we provide in-person counselling sessions at our sites and in the community, as well as virtual counselling sessions. [...] Read More
During the past year, staff have strengthened our awareness of the impact of racism in the lives of our clients and to understand how unfairness and exclusion can also play out in our relationships with each other. Black History Month is an opportunity to recap some of the important work that has been happening and to set the stage for what is coming next. [...] Read More
CARIBOU-2 explores a flexible, integrated care pathway for adolescents experiencing depression. [...] Read More