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ACAS’ Youth Program for East and Southeast Asians aged 16-29 strives to increase education, opportunities, support and resiliency skills (being able to bounce back from adversity) for Asian youth in Toronto in dealing with the various social/health challenges and questions of being LGBTQ+ and of other genders or sexualities. The Queer Asian Youth Program (QAY) explores a variety of topics like: sexual health, HIV/AIDS/STI prevention, healthy relationships, anti-oppression, intersectionality, mental health, and harm-reduction. They also have fun socials every month and recreational events. As a program for youth by youth, all of their activities are based on a non-judgmental peer education approach.
Available
| Monday - Friday | 10:30 am - 6 pm |
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ACAS is located in the heart of Toronto’s Chinatown. Closed on statutory holidays. Note that ACAS is located in a building that is not accessible to wheelchairs. They kindly request those who have accessibility concerns and wish to access services from ACAS to contact the office directly by phone or email to arrange for appointments outside the office.
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For CommunitiesAsian-Pacific Islander, asylum seeker or asylee, LGBTQ+, teens (12-18 years old)
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age16 – 29
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Eligibility descriptionQueer Asian youth
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stateservice-state-ontario
What to do next:
Email youth@acas.org
(Gabriel Bacani, Youth Program Coordinator)
Email Gabriel Bacani, Youth Program Coordinator, for more information. Not out of the closet? Get in touch with the youth coordinator to ask how to join their private Facebook group for QAY.
Call 416-963-4300 ext. 229
Call Gabriel Bacani, Youth Program Coordinator, for more information.
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Asian Community AIDS Services (ACAS)
260 Spadina Ave
Suite 410
Toronto , ON M5T 2E4
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2,265.9 miles away Mon - Fri 10:30 am - 6 pm Sat - Sun Closed
ACAS is located in the heart of Toronto’s Chinatown. Closed on statutory holidays. Note that ACAS is located in a building that is not accessible to wheelchairs. They kindly request those who have accessibility concerns and wish to access services from ACAS to contact the office directly by phone or email to arrange for appointments outside the office.
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