| Program: | Youth Programs | ||
| Organizations: |
Roots Community Services |
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| Phone Numbers: | 905-455-6789 * Enhanced Youth Outreach Worker/Student and Family Advocates: ext 125 * Black Leaders of Tomorrow: ext 118* BAC Support Line: 647-812-8545 | ||
| Fax: | 905-455-6162 | ||
| Email: | intake@rootscs.org | ||
| Website: | rootscs.org/youth-program | ||
| Address: |
Goodison Building 36 Queen St E, Lower Level Brampton, ON L6V 1A2 |
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| Intersection: | Main St N and Queen St E | ||
| Location: | Brampton (Downtown) | ||
| Accessibility: |
Wheelchair Accessible
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| Accessibility Notes: | Use rear entrance | ||
| Hours: | Administration: Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm | ||
| Executives: |
Shane Joseph - chief executive officer 905-455-6789 ext 123 * angela@rootscs.org |
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| Service Description: |
Programs offering positive growth in youth Enhanced Youth Outreach Program Clinical intervention program for youth ages 12-21 years * geared to youth experiencing challenges related to mental health, addictions, trauma, relationship violence or human/sex trafficking * connects youths with services to help them develop coping skills Black Leaders of Tomorrow Program A youth business mentoring program for youth ages 16-24 years* mentors are matched with youth who identify as Black and who want to develop their business and professional leadership skills * helps youth develop their communication, leadership and financial management skills Black Youth School Success Initiative A collaboration of agencies who provide wrap-around services to help black youth graduate or be on track for graduation * provide tutoring and life skill workshops to partnering schools Student and Family Advocates Supports Black students and their families a they navigate the education system * promotes responsive education systems, positive student outcomes and increased student belonging * students ages 6-18 years * provides culturally responsive support * develop and offer wrap-around service to students identified to be at risk of not completing high school and those involved with child welfare and the justice system * provides support to schools Substance Use Program for African Canadian and Caribbean Youth (SAPACCY) Promotes improved mental wellness for youth who identify as members of the Black, African and Caribbean communities * youth between the ages of 12-29 years, their families and caregivers * provides counselling and psychotherapy, supports, mental health promotion, assessment and treatment planning and interventions, wraparound supports and referral services, caregiver support groups, intensive case management, crisis intervention |
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| Fees: | No fees for most programs | ||
| Eligibility - Population(s) Served: | Children and youth | ||
| Languages: | English | ||
| Area(s) Served: | Peel Region | ||
About UsA charitable multiservice organization that provides culturally-enriching services, programs and support that enhance the lives of families and individuals throughout the Region of Peel's Black and Caribbean communities |
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This information was last completely updated on: 8-21-2025 |
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