Explore Abiona’s young-parent programs

Residential and community supports connect young parents with housing, learning and infant mental-health services.

Published by Abiona Centre for Infant & Early Mental Health

Toronto, OntarioYCG explanation

How can this help me?

Choose the program that fits your immediate need and ask its intake team about eligibility and vacancies.

Pregnant and parenting adolescents and young parents, and their babies.

Check who is eligible

Residential, community, childcare and education programs have separate admission processes.

Decisions and current requirements come from Abiona Centre for Infant & Early Mental Health.

Planning your first contact

Age criteria: The overall centre serves ages 13–29; individual programs have narrower criteria.
Immigration status: No verified status rule recorded here. Ask the provider; absence of a rule in this listing does not mean unrestricted access.
Referral: Not confirmed. Ask whether you can contact the service directly.
Appointment: Not confirmed. Check before visiting.

Housing assistance and subsidies depend on the program and available funding; a listing does not reserve a place.

Read the source page, then contact the responsible organization if you need help understanding whether its service applies to you.

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