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Think pink on February 26
On February 26th, rock a pink shirt to show you're against bullying. GET INVOLVED: For every like, comment, and share on the #LiftEachOtherUp Donation Posts on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter this February 26, Swoop Airlines will donate $1 (Up to $20,000) to support...
Calling all parents: Register now for spring workshops!
Wondering how to manage your child's screen time? Curious about positive parenting strategies? Do you have a child who experiences challenges with focusing, attention, and managing impulses? York Hills' Spring 2020 Caregiver Workshops can help. REGISTER NOW:...
Get connected!
211 is a United Way/Centraide partner organization. It's an information service provider helping Canadians access government and community-based programs and services to help deal with life’s challenges. Join us on Feb. 11 for #211Day. Help us build awareness for...
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can access services?
York Hills works with children, youth and their families from age 0 -18. The identified child or youth must live in York Region to be eligible for services.
How do I start?
You can start by calling our Intake Department at 905-503-9560. Our Intake Staff will answer your questions and talk to you about what services we offer. They will ask you some questions in an effort to understand your needs and help identify what the next steps should be.
We also offer a Walk-In Clinic, Mondays and Tuesdays at our Yonge Street location, for more information click here. You can access services by attending the Walk-In Clinic, they will support you in identifying next steps, if needed.
How much does it cost?
All of our child and youth mental health services are free of charge.
