Real Talk

Let’s talk some real talk. We’ll be diving into healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, and self-care. For youth ages 15-19.

Presented by Women's Support Network.

Helpful Relationships is a community program for young people of all genders, and most specifically targeting marginalized youth and youth with limited social supports.

In Canada, young populations are at the highest statistical risk of experiencing sexual violence. When it comes to all forms of gender-based violence, 2SLGBTQ+ youth are significantly impacted: more than one-third of trans youth age 14-18 share that they were physically threatened or injured in the past year.

The Healthy Relationships workshop series is delivered within a youth-friendly and youth-safe space, and aims to equip youth with personal boundaries, self-awareness, empowerment, and essential relationship skills while also teaching them how to identify indicators of unhealthy and helpful relationships.

Thank you to the TD Bank Group for funding this initiative!

Program Details: Location: Carrville Library

Date & Time: Wednesday, November 18th, 5:30PM-6:30PM

Audience: For youth ages 15-19.

Topics:

Setting Boundaries & Self-Care Respecting limits & fixing crossed lines Tools for emotions, coping & positive self-talk

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