Student-led Anti-vaping Education - May 27 2026 at Lawrence Park C.I.
Student-led Anti-vaping Education - May 27 2026 at Lawrence Park C.I.
Join Lawrence Park C.I.’s student-led Anti-Vaping Committee on Wednesday, May 27th for an Engagement Night open to TDSB parents, staff, and educators. The evening will showcase LPCI student leaders’ programming delivered to peers throughout the school year. At its core, this event is centered around creating a better understanding of the risks of vaping, and informing parents and guardians of available resources.
Additionally, we are welcoming TDSB school and board-level professionals to share their insights. We encourage parents and educators to join this immersive learning experience featuring interactive groups, a panel, and a “mix-and-mingle” session with students and professionals. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with the program beginning at 6:30 PM. Prizes and snacks included!
Registration is now open! Please use this link to register: https://forms.gle/Q6ssZPzUryEFNnDV9
Pathways to Well Being
Pathways to Well Being
On Saturday, May 30, the Social Work/Attendance and Child and Youth Services departments warmly invite students, families, and caregivers to the inaugural Navigating Pathways to Wellness: A TDSB Mental Health Resource Fair for All students and Families.
This dynamic, community-powered event will feature an incredible lineup of presenters and partners from the City of Toronto, Toronto Public Health, and leading mental health and community agencies across the city. Together, they will offer engaging sessions, resources, and supports to help families navigate well-being, connection, and care as we head into the summer months. Grounded in the deep connection between mental health and developmental needs, this event creates a vibrant space to learn, connect, and access support.
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Help Ahead is the centralized phone line to access child, youth and family mental health and well-being resources in Toronto. We are experienced, friendly and just a call away.
Help Ahead is the centralized phone line to access child, youth and family mental health and well-being resources in Toronto. We are experienced, friendly and just a call away.
A free phone service to help connect children and youth up to 18 years old, their families and parents/caregivers to mental health and addiction services in their community. Helps children and families find and get mental health help as efficiently and quickly as possible. Anyone under the age of 18 experiencing a mental health issue or anyone who wants to support someone under the age of 18 and wants access to mental health services may call.
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Mental Health & Well-Being Contacts
Mental Health & Well-Being Contacts
- Mental Health TO at 1-866-585-6486 for free phone or video mental health counselling for infants, children, youth and families.
- 211 – call 2-1-1 or text 21166 (M-F 7am – 9pm) finding supports in the community such as food banks, housing and more.
- Distress Centres of Greater Toronto – (416-408-4357 or text 45645) 24/7 support, 365 days a year, for individuals in crisis.
- Assaulted Women’s Helpline – (1-866-863-0511 or text #SAFE (#7233) on Bell, Rogers, Fido or Telus). Free, anonymous & confidential 24-hour helpline for women in Ontario experiencing any form of abuse.
- Black Youth Helpline – 416-285-9944 to access innovative, professional, culturally relevant youth, parent and family services.
Other Mental Health & Well-Being Resources
Other Mental Health & Well-Being Resources
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