PRIDE Group
The PRIDE group is all about 2SLGTBQIA+ students and allies having a space where they are understood, valued and welcomed. Students sometimes choose to share their cool videos, or their thoughts/experiences in life and at times seek support from each other or from the teachers (Ms. Jepson, Ms. Speevak, Ms. Cesario, Ms. Dubinski). We have various events that go on throughout the year that we work towards so we can make our school a more inclusive and understanding community.
Please reach out to Ms. Jepson at [email protected] if you would like more details, alternatively ask anyone in student services (ex. a counselor) and they can help you to link up with PRIDE. If you are too nervous to reach out in any of these ways, or you would like to remain anonymous for now, then you can click the button below to anonymously contact Ms. Jepson.
Please reach out to Ms. Jepson at [email protected] if you would like more details, alternatively ask anyone in student services (ex. a counselor) and they can help you to link up with PRIDE. If you are too nervous to reach out in any of these ways, or you would like to remain anonymous for now, then you can click the button below to anonymously contact Ms. Jepson.
Resources
The Trans Lifeline
- Call 1-877-330-6366 or visit their website.
- Peer support service run by trans people, for trans and questioning callers.
- Call if you are in crisis or if just need someone to talk to, even if it's just about whether or not you're trans.
The Trevor Project
- Call 1-866-844-7386 or visit their website.
- Offers online chat and text options: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/get-help-now/
Interlingne: Talking Gender and Sexual Diversity
If you have a concern or need to confide in someone:
If you have a concern or need to confide in someone:
- Text or call 1-888-505-1010.
- Email [email protected]
P10
- Groups have meetings online, using Zoom, every other Tuesday for teens.
- Contact them through Instagram or Facebook for more information.
- See their website or email any questions you may have to [email protected].
Free Downloadable Apps
- Mood Tools: Includes safety planning diary. It is helpful for those living with depression and/or thinking about suicide and how to stay safe.
- Super Better: A resilience builder app. This app motivates users through simple games that have achievable goals. The tools learned can be applied to life when the going gets tough.
- Calm: Mindfulness app rated number one for sleep support and meditation.
- 7 Seven: Mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health are all connected and interconnected. This app helps you move your body using 7 minute workouts. You don’t need any special equipment!
Websites
- Life Voice Canada safety planning guide www.LifeVoice.ca
- PFLAG http://pflagcanada.ca/
- The Trevor Project (for LGBTQ+ Youth) www.TheTrevorProject.org
- LGBT Youthline www.Youthline.ca/
- Canadian Mental Health Association (across Canada) www.cmha.ca
- IMAlive www.imalive.com
- Lifeline Crisis Chat www.crisischat.org/chat
- Befrienders Worldwide www.befrienders.org/need_to_talk
- To Write Love On Her Arms www.TWLOHA.com
- Hashtag Hope www.HashtagHope.ca
- Jack Project www.Jack.org
- Project Semicolon www.ProjectSemicolon.org
- Canadian Association for Addictions & Mental Health (across Canada) www.camh.ca