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What We Do
Culturally grounded programs for African, Black and Caribbean children and youth across Toronto, rooted in identity, culture, heritage, education and recreation.
Our Approach
For more than five decades, Harriet Tubman Community Organization has created spaces where young people of African descent feel seen, valued and supported.
Our programs combine mentorship, counselling, education and recreation, so every young person can grow with confidence, pride and purpose.
Our Programs
Every program is free, confidential and designed with Black youth and families at the centre.
Ages 10–17
Seeking 2027–2028 partners
A strength-based violence prevention and intervention initiative empowering African, Black and Caribbean tweens and youth.
Ages 12–24
Supporting Black youth impacted by community violence with counselling, navigation and care.
Ages 13–19
Free after-school meals, supportive mentors and weekly programming for youth in the Don Mills and Sheppard area.
Ages 14–24
Individualized, culturally relevant life-skills counselling and reintegration support for young people of African descent who have come in contact with the law.
In Action
A look at our young people learning, creating and leading together.
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