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Organized by the Region of Peel, United Way and Peel Children's Aid, the forum was a starting point for participants to discuss the needs of marginalized and racialized through roundtable questions and presentations from local service providers and the Ministry of Children and Youth Services.

This forum raised many key questions and viewpoints on how the Peel community can address the needs and challenges faced by our youth. The forum also connected it's theme to the Ministry of Children and Youth Services "Stepping Up" framework, that outlines the needs of youth, priority outcomes and indicators to help youth succeed.

      


      

Below are downloadable presentations from the forum:

• Peel Region at a Glance - Melissa Toney, Supervisor, Human Services, Region of Peel
• Making Connections Presentation - Deputy Chief Chris McCord, Peel Regional Police
• A New Approach to Addressing Issues of Marginalized and Racialized Youth - Baldev Mutta, CEO, Punjabi Community Health Services
• Zeroing in on marginalized & racialized youth - Anita Stellinga - VP of Community Investment and Suelyn Knight - Community Outreach Coordinator United Way of Peel Region
• Voices: A Study of Youth in Peel - Peel Children and Youth Initiative
• Aspire: Tutoring and Peer Mentoring Program - Sheena Chen - Youth Outreach Supervisor, Safe City Mississauga
• The Village: Supporting Black youth in care - Nicole Bonnie, Senior Service Manager, Community Engagement and Partnerships, Peel CAS
• A need... A partnership... Impact in Action: The BCAC Mentoring Program - Shari Lynn Ladanchuk President & CEO, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel
• Stepping Up - A Strategic Framework to Help Ontario's Youth Succeed - Ministry of Children and Youth Services