YOU CAN WORK. WE CAN HELP.
Is your mental health or struggle with addictions making it hard to get a job or to keep a job?
If you are 16+, Stride’s employment services can help.
Upcoming Workshops
Young Adult Program: In Person Let's Talk
Young Adult Program: In Person Let's Talk About: Raise Your Voice
Stride Virtual Annual General Meeting
Join us at our virtual Annual General Meeting!
Donate to Stride
Stride’s services are provided free of charge through a number of granting partners. Yet there is so much more we could do if we just had the funding.
You can help: Your donation goes a long way to help youth and adults struggling through anxiety, mental health and/or addictions.
It’s a huge step in the right direction.
Stride Land Acknowledgement & Commitment to Reconciliation
Stride acknowledges that our offices are located on the Treaty Lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and the Traditional Territory of the Haudenosaunee, Huron-Wendat, and Anishinabek peoples. We honour the enduring presence of Indigenous peoples and are grateful to work on this land.
We are committed to person-centered support that empowers individuals living with mental health and/or addiction challenges through meaningful employment. We recognize the systemic barriers faced by Indigenous communities and strive to center Indigenous voices in our work.
Stride is dedicated to building Indigenous partnerships, engaging in continuous learning through Indigenous-led training and events, and advancing Reconciliation. Guided by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s Calls to Action, we focus on:
- Closing education and employment gaps
- Improving health outcomes related to mental health and addictions
- Fostering respectful relationships through meaningful consultation
- Ensuring equitable access to employment, training, and education
Learn more about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action and how to support ongoing Reconciliation.
