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Greg's extensive experience serving in Toronto’s diverse communities allows him to offer a unique perspective on mental health and wellness issues along with his wealth of knowledge and skills.
Let’s work together“Working with young people motivates me; I get so excited in the workshops to witness these youth improve their communication and critical thinking skills, gain confidence, and find their voice in the face of adversity.”
Greg has helped many young people discover their voice, build confidence, and learn both interpersonal and intrapersonal skills through his programs. His approach to youth engagement centres on empowering students to analyze, understand and be mindful of their actions in response to the world around them.
The youth program partnerships are designed to meet the needs of the organization and the youth. Workshops focus on interactive learning and curriculum-based activities such as, moderated group sessions, presentations and relationship building.
Mental health, academic success, anger management, family relationships, and self-care are topics that are explored using anti-racism and anti-oppression frameworks while considering socioeconomic determinants of health.
“The group has helped me to realize how capable I can be in school. I’ve learned a lot in this group thanks to the facilitators, who taught us self-respect and how to be responsible.” – Youth Participant
“The activities helped me to explore the country and its environment. This has helped me reach my goals and understand what I want to be in life. Some of the movies we watched taught us how to conduct ourselves. And taught us to dream big and become successful in life.” – Youth Participant
“The group helped with my schoolwork and achieving my academic potential. It has been a pleasure for me to be a part of this group.” – Youth Participant
"The group has helped me a lot. I used to get into a lot of trouble and argue with people in school, but when I started going to the girls' group it changed me a lot. I started going to school on time and doing my homework and being more responsible." – Youth Participant