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We are here to support you. Our Professional Support Services team members will offer 4 virtual drop-in sessions, to provide updated information on pathways to care for mental health and wellbeing for youth,  parents, guardians and caregivers.  We will aim to provide specific  information on mental health resources and support pathways that is available within TDSB and in the community. We will provide information on how to access culturally relevant and identity affirming  pathways to support mental health and wellbeing. We will review mandatory curriculum on Mental Health & Wellbeing  from the Ministry of Education for student within elementary and high schools.

Virtual Drop-In Hours will be quarterly on dates provided for all Parents, Guardians & Caregivers with students at TDSB, including students with Special Education/Complex Needs are welcome, for this 2024-2025 school year.

• When: Quarterly on Wednesdays on dates below, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 pm.
• Where: Virtual; Teams Meet

When: Quarterly on Wednesdays on dates below, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 pm.

Where: Virtual; Teams Meet

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Dates & Themes

Oct 16th: - Presented by Imani Hennie and Annette Grossi, Itinerant Mental Health Leads TDSBs
Overview of the New Mental Health Curriculum for grades, 7, 8 & 10 and pathways to access supports within TDSB and community For Mental Health. 

January 15th: - Presenters: MHWB Parent Partnership Committee
Presentation On What Is Mental Health By Parents from MHWB Partners Committee Members. 

March 19th: - Presenters: Imani Hennie and Annette Grossi, Itinerant Mental Health Leads TDSB and representatives from Professional Support Services at TDSB
Pathways to access Professional Support Staff Within TDSB for ALL students. 

May 21st: - Presenters: Imani Hennie and Annette Grossi, Itinerant Mental Health Leads TDSB and representatives from Professional Support Services at TDSB
TDSB Summer Well-being Guide:  Pathways to plan for summer for your child (ren) for parents, guardians and caregivers.