HOPE Connects Supports youth aged 17-25 who are living with Type 1 diabetes (T1D) and are transitioning
Connect Program Specialized support services for youth and parents who have a sibling or child with complex
Occupational Therapy Program 1:1 and group activities with an occupational therapist leading sessions focused on life skills development
Youth Committee and Mentorship Program Student development through workshops, performances, artistic expression, and mentorship that cultivates a sense of community,
Youth Indigenous Wellness Program Indigenous youth and their families receive culturally appropriate and trauma-informed mental health and wellness services
Trauma-Informed Supports Trauma-informed support for young victims or witnesses of crime or abuse, providing advocacy throughout the
Hospital-to-Home Early intervention to support families and infants born with extreme prematurity, in collaboration with Sunnybrook
Community Programs Employing the power of music through youth serving agencies to develop skills and competencies in
Various Programs Supporting multiple programs under the charity’s umbrella including Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College (formerly Hadassah Academic College)
