Impact By The Numbers

Meeting Youth Where They're At

We deliver programs that meet youth emotionally, mentally, and practically – empowering them to thrive in school, work, and life.

Our Reach

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Youth served attending programs/workshops

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Registrations across all programs

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Programs/workshops delivered

Every number is a milestone. Each one represents real youth, real growth, and real change - powered by our community’s support.

Programs That Make a Difference

Our approach is holistic - combining mindset, wellness, skill-building, and access.

Here's a snapshot of what we've delivered so far.

Goal-Setting Series
Wellness Series
Emotional Intelligence (EQi-2.0)
Positive Intelligence
1-on-1 Life Coaching
Financial Empowerment
Computer Donation

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Programs Delivered

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Hours of Impactful Programming

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Workshops Delivered

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Computer Devices Donated

Outcomes That Matter

99.4%

Workshop Useful

of youth said that they found the workshop useful.

98.9%

Practical

of youth said the workshop has given them ideas and knowledge that will be practical for the future.

Understanding the Realities Our Youth Face

We’ve served over 700 youth through our Success Accelerator programs, and each participant brings a complex lived experience. On average, youth identified with three or more marginalized groups - a reflection of the deep intersectionality they navigate daily.

Some participants (65 youth) chose not to disclose. That, too, is important. It reminds us that disclosure requires safety and trust, and we continue to prioritize creating spaces where youth feel respected, seen, and empowered - whether or not they share their stories.

This data isn't just numbers. It's a call to action - a reminder of why our work matters and why trauma-informed, inclusive, and holistic programming is not optional. It’s essential.

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Youth Identified with At Least One Marginalized Group

Average of 3 Intersecting Barriers per Participant

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Reported Mental Health or Trauma-Related Experiences

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Youth Identified as Low Income

Children’s Aid: In or are leaving the care of the Children’s Aid Society
Disability: Person with a Disability (this includes any physical disability, mental impairment, developmental disability or learning disability)
Homelessness: Experienced homelessness
Justice System: Involved with the Justice System (means a history with the criminal justice system and/or agencies such as John Howard or Elizabeth Fry)
Low Income: Low Income/ on Social Assistance (Low income means an individual who earns less than $20,778 per year or $41,198 per year for a family of four, Social Assistance includes government income subsidy including EI, OW, ODSP, or Basic Needs Allowance)
New Comer: means individuals who have resided in Canada for less than five years
Racialized: means groups of people who might experience unequal or different treatment on the basis of race, ethnicity, language, religion or culture
Violence: Gender-Based, Intimate Partner and Family Violence

Program Impact Report

Download our latest reports to see how our programs are creating real-world change - measured, meaningful, and mission-driven.

Financial Empowerment Program

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Goal Setting Program: Habits

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Wellness Workshop: Elemental Rhythm Breathwork

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Wellness Workshop: Resilience

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Wellness Workshop: Body

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Better Look Event: Photography

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Voices of Impact

Real stories from youth changing their lives - and the world around them.

Every program we run is more than just content - it's a conversation, a turning point, and a source of renewed strength. Hear directly from our participants about how these moments made a difference in their journey.

This has been really impactful for reframing my thinking about the power and control I have over my life. It helps ground me in reminders that I have the ability to make my thoughts, dreams and passions a reality

Smyrna Goal Setting Program Participant

I really liked the business part of the program, it helped me really solidify my idea and I like the tips you provided me for the positive impact of my idea and on how to get funding. Now I feel ready to pursue my idea with confidence 🙂

Emriel Goal Setting Program

I think it was a great portion of the program. I think it is very good to be aware of our feelings and the way we feel and to practice gratitude. Thanks for reminding me! 🙂

Stephanie Emotional Intelligence Program Participants

Laney is the most wonderful mentor and life coach! She is empathetic, compassionate, insightful, and a great listener. Our conversations have always been enlightening and I deeply value the time we spend together. I am eternally grateful for her guidance in helping me through life challenges.

Joyce 1-on-1 Life Coaching Participant

Awesome workshop, definitely going to use the techniques in my day to day life.

Nader Goal Setting Program Participant

Norm has interactive way of teaching. (Which in my opinion is the best one.) I not only learned about business and entrepreneurship concepts in a very understandable way but also the mindset! I really enjoyed our time together!

Abyssinia Goal Setting Program Participant

This was really amazing. I often forget how helpful and releasing mediation and breathe work can be. Thank you for such a wonderful and engaging workshops to better support our mental health and outlook, I look forward to attending and exploring more workshops in the future.

Shebah Wellness Program Participant

I will really try to have my goals set in any circumstances, trying sometimes may be hard but I have to sacrifice myself towards them.

Bivon Goal Setting Program Participant

Annual Reports

A transparent look at our journey and growth - year by year.

Stay informed with detailed insights into our impact, financials, and strategic priorities. Each report captures the challenges we faced, the progress we made, and the people we served.