Strengthening and expanding integrated youth service networks across Canada

Younger Canadians are facing unique challenges right now, grappling with the effects of war and conflict, climate change, and a rising cost of living. Their mental health needs are complex, and our response needs to mirror that reality. We have an opportunity to listen to our youth and work with them to create better mental health resources and wellness supports right in their communities.

That’s why the Government of Canada is supporting Integrated Youth Services (IYS), a model of care that is transforming how youth-focused mental health and substance use services are delivered across Canada. Instead of using a siloed approach, IYS provides youth with equitable access to “one-stop-shops” with a range of services and supports that contribute to health. This includes mental health and substance use services, alongside primary care, peer support, work and study supports, and more.

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Request for Proposals Launched for Two New Provincial Integrated Youth Services Hubs

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Locations of seven new integrated youth services sites in Nova Scotia announced