Hey Girl... - Youth Mentorship Program - Yorktown Family Services

Hey Girl… – Youth Mentorship Program

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General Information

Fees:

Free

Service Delivery Format:
    • Registration required
Eligibility:

14 – 18 years
Youth who identify as female

Referral:

Referral required

Next Session Dates:

April 22nd – June 10th, 2026

Service Duration:

8 weeks per session

Sessions Per Year:

TBD

Languages offered:

English

Hours:

Wednesday 4:00pm to 6:00pm

Location:

West Toronto Youth Hub
1541 Jane Street, North York ON M9N 2R3

African American Teen Girl with friends on a virtual meeting

Hey Girl… – Youth Mentorship Program

Hey Girl is a referral based group mentorship program for youth who identify as female ages 14-18 years. The 8 week program runs weekly for 2 hours. The program allows female youth to explore and develop their identity through a series of focused areas such as: Self Identity, Emotional Health & Wellbeing, Body Image, Relationships etc. with an overarching theme of “Empowerment”.

The implementation of the weekly themes will include a blend of:

  • Expressive Art
  • Multi-media platforms
  • Group Dialogues
  • Group & Individual Activities
  • Guest Speakers

Females will explore the concept of feminine energy related to the body and mind connections and the associated challenges with being a young adolescent female. Hey Girl promotes females to celebrate their true selves by empowering them in a supportive, safe and creative way. The program goal is to support adolescent females in developing a healthy sense of self-worth, respect and purpose.

Females who participate in Hey Girl! will be able to make strong connections in 4 key ways:

  1. Mentors: Females will have access to caring, healthy supportive female relationships with mentors and staff, which will allow them engage in shared experiences and connections.
  2. Peers: Females will build strong bonds and increase self-esteem with their female peers, while improving their self-confidence to share their experiences in a safe and supportive environment.
  3. Resources: Females will be equipped with tools and a variety of resources and supports to help them make life informed choices.
  4.  Networking: Females will build skills and be empowered to discover they are powerful individuals and become leaders in their lives and their community while growing socially and emotionally.

#identity

#bodyimage

#emotionalhealth

West Toronto Youth Wellness Hubs of Ontario

#selfcare

#relationships

#empowerment

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Yorktown Family Services is closed for Victoria Day on Monday, May 18th, 2026.

Rapid Access Therapy will also be closed on Saturday, May 16th, 2026 and Monday, May 18th, 2026.

Regular Service hours will resume on Tuesday, May 19th, 2026.

Thank you.

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