Location in Toronto, Scarborough Address: 3020 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON M1P 2T7Phone: (416) 438-6880 Fax: (416) 438-2457www.rosaliehall.com Transit: Lawrence Ave E at McCowan Rd West Side (Scarborough General)

All information is taken from Rosalie Hall’s website www.rosaliehall.com , brochure and from questions and answers asked during interview.Photo taken by Mira Mongoush in Rosalie Hall.

This pamphlet prepared byMira Mongoush, Bonnie Smith, Nasreen Fatima, Olga Eleni Papadopoulus, John Daniel Davis.

ROSALIE HALL A YOUNG PARENT RESOURSE CENTERSpecialized Children’s Mental Health Center.

Rosalie Hall was established by the Misericordia Sisters in 1914 in Toronto to support young single pregnant women, their children, and families.

Rosalie Hall is the Recourse Center for Young Parents, especially provides Counseling and Support in Teen Pregnancy and Parenting.

ROSALIE HALL’S VISION “We envision young single women and men, their children and families leading healthy, meaningful and productive lives”,

MISSION “Rosalie Hall, with compassion and respect, assists young parents in need and their children to realize their potential through the provision of wide range of community, residential, educational and child development services”.

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES:Young Parent Outreach and Support

Community CounsellingOutreach Parenting Groups

Parent-Infant Attachment assessment and Support teamYouth outreach Workers –Dorset Park

Paul McAuliffe Family Resource CentreDay Student Program

Young Parent Employment Program (YPEP)Child Development Centre

Residential ProgramPastoral Recourses

Housing Units Access projectVolunteers

Children’s Aid foundation scholarship program (For persons served by Rosalie Hall)

GROUPS:-Pre-natal

-Nobody’s PerfectMe, My Baby Our world

-Make the connection-Life skills Workshops

-The Power Within-Thrive

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES:- Individual pre-natal nutrition counseling with professional nutritionist from the Toronto Public Health.-Substance use Counselling and resource development through Pathways to healthy Families, a partnership program with Jean Tweed Centre for Women.

ASSISTANCE TO ACCESS SERVICES AND SUPPORT IN COOPERATION WITH:

- Young Parents organizations that provides services to pregnant young and youth parents across Toronto and Ontario.

- Coordinated residential access with Humewood House, and Massey Centre.

- Toronto Social Services/Ontarion works- Toronto Children Services- Organizations affiliated with healthy Babies, healthy

Children initiatives- Relevant service delivery networks on Scarborough and

across Toronto

ELIGIBILITY:Current of former client of Rosalie Hall.Under 30 years of age at the start of school year.Enrolled as a full-time student at an accredited post secondary institution (as designed by OSAP of other provincial assistance plan)Residents of Toronto GTA, Ontario.