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Grade 9 & 10 Course selections for the 2026–2027 school year will take place from December 1 to 5, 2025
Good mental health is vital to our well-being. It provides us with a positive world view, helps us to deal with life’s challenges, and supports healthy relationships with our friends, families and communities. Mental health helps us to reach our potential.
What is Brightside? Brightside Youth Hub is a one-stop-shop for youth to get access to the services they need, when they need them, under one roof, at the right place and time. The services at Brightside are provided at no cost.
What is Brightside? Brightside Youth Hub is a one-stop-shop for youth to get access to the services they need, when they need them, under one roof, at the right place and time. The services at Brightside are provided at no cost.
Who’s it for? Brightside will be open for walk-ins to youth aged 12-25, with no referral necessary.
Who’s it for? Brightside will be open for walk-ins to youth aged 12-25, with no referral necessary.
When and where? Brightside has drop-in services and scheduled activities every Wednesday from 2-5pm, in the CMHA Thames Valley building (Oxford site), located at 522 Peel Street in Woodstock.
When and where? Brightside has drop-in services and scheduled activities every Wednesday from 2-5pm, in the CMHA Thames Valley building (Oxford site), located at 522 Peel Street in Woodstock.
Woodstock Hospital (Athlone Entrance) 310 Juliana Drive 519-421-4223 ext. 3224
Wellkin Child & Youth Mental Wellness 912 Dundas Street, Woodstock 1-877-539-0463 / www.wellkin.ca (Quick Access Therapy Services)
Oxford County Community Health Centre 35 Metcalf Street 519-539-1111 ext. 201 or ext. 207
Kids Help Phone
Kids Help Phone
Kids Help Phone’s e-mental health services are here 24/7 for people across Canada. Kids Help Phone’s non-judgmental, inclusive services are available to young people across Canada. This means we’re here for all kids, teens and young adults from coast to coast to coast.
On the School Mental Health Ontario website, you will find tips and resources to help support students, families and educators during the COVID-19 pandemic.
mindyourmind exists in the space where mental health, wellness, engagement and technology meet. We work with young people aged 14 to 29 to co-create interactive tools and innovative resources to build capacity and resilience.
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