Support is available for students who may need it. Please do not hesitate to check out the following list of Black-focused community resources. If you need support accessing these resources or knowing where to start, please e-mail us at bsse@humber.ca and we would be happy to support you.
Health and Wellness
TAIBU Community Health Centre (CHC)
Focuses on Black mental health and wellbeing.
Across Boundaries
Leaders in providing equitable, holistic mental health and addiction services for racialized* communities.
Caribbean African Canadian Social Services
Focuses on building and strengthening the service framework for African Canadian children, youth and families.
Black Health Alliance
A community-led registered charity working to improve the health and well-being of Black communities in Canada.
Family Association for Mental Health Everywhere (FAME)
Offer a range of supports to individuals who are acting as a caregiver for someone who is experiencing a mental health concern.
Toronto Psychological Services
Counselling, Therapies, Assessments & Treatments
Prendergast Psychology Pro CRP
Mental health support such as: to cope with mental health issues such as anxiety; adjustment to trauma; addictions such as smoking; emotional stress, feeling of anger; family issues.
A Plus Medical Clinic LTD
Walk in clinic doctors and nurses assess and treat minor illnesses and injuries
Cultural Associations/Organizations
Jamaican Canadian Association
Scholarships, Networking Events.
Somali-Canadian Association of Etobicoke
Scholarships, Youth Programs
African Canadian Social Development Council (ASDC)
Cultural and Networking Events
Ontario Black History Society
Exhibits, Presentations, Bus and Walking Tours
Women's Services
Women’s Health in Women’s Hands Community Health Centre
A community centre for racialized women in Toronto.
Black Women in Motion
Health and wellness services for women.
Food Services
Afri-Can Food Basket
A community based non-profit organization that has been at the forefront of championing Food Justice and Food Sovereignty for Toronto’s African, Caribbean, Black (ACB) community since 1995.