Programs & Services

PCFY is a walk-in centre that provides youth with services that are confidential and non-judgmental including: housing support, advocacy, crisis intervention, counseling, parenting support, referral to community and internal resources, health services, financial advocacy, financial literacy and skill building, trusteeship, food, clothing, shower and laundry facilities, hygiene products, computer and phone access.

Address: 6035 Coburg Rd.
Phone: 902.420.0676 or 1.866.620.0676
Email:pcfy@phoenixyouth.ca

Supports: Youth ages 16 - 24, Parents ages 16 - 24 and their children
Hours: Mon, Wed, Thurs: 9:30am - 4:45pm (closed 12p - 1p)
Tues: 2pm - 4:45pm , Fri: 1pm - 4:45pm
Access: Gender Neutral Washroom(s), Change Table, On Bus Route

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Phoenix Youth Shelter provides free, safe, emergency accommodations to youth ages 16-24 who are unhoused. The Shelter supplies daily essentials (food, clothing, shelter, etc.) around the clock to youth who seek support. All residents have access to daily programming and are connected with a Key Worker who provides on-going guidance and support to help residents meet their identified goals.

Address: 1094 Tower Rd.
Phone: 902.446.4663 or 1.888.878.5088
Email: shelter@phoenixyouth.ca

Supports: Unhoused youth ages 16 - 24
Hours: 24hrs/day, 7 days/week
Access: Gender Neutral Washroom(s), Ramp Access, Accessible Rooms (1st floor), Fully-accessible Washroom.

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PLEC offers employment and education support to youth ages 16-24. Here, youth are supported with finding employment, skill development, and exploring education options. Youth can access workshops, job fairs, paid work placements, trainings and certifications, supports for students, and more.

Address: 6169 Quinpool Rd. Suite 220
Phone: 902.431.9111
Email: plec@phoenixyouth.ca

Supports: Youth ages 16 - 24
Hours: Mon: 9am - 12pm
Tues - Fri: 9am - 4pm (closed 12p - 1p)
Access: Elevator, Gender Neutral Washroom(s), On Bus Route

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PYFT provides free, early intervention, individual and family therapy. Services address a range of concerns, including: mental health challenges, family and peer relationships, learning and other school-related challenges, grief and loss, abuse and trauma, discrimination and poverty. Advocacy and attention to building protective factors are key components of the therapy provided. PYFT accepts referrals for youth in grades 6 - 12, as well as youth up to age 25 who are participating in other Phoenix programs.

Supports: Youth grades 6 - 12, Youth 11-24 connected with Phoenix
Phone: 902.444.3400
Email: therapy@phoenixyouth.ca

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Phoenix Youth and Community Centre works collaboratively with the community of Mulgrave Park to develop relevant and meaningful programs for residents. Here, youth can engage in recreation, art, team building, communication, resource navigation, life skills development, and community-based education support. Through programming, youth are encouraged and supported to think big and achieve their goals.

Address: 123/133 Jarvis Ln.
Phone: 902.444.3401
Email: pycc@phoenixyouth.ca

Supports: Youth ages 11 - 24 connected to the community of Mulgrave Park
Hours: Mon - Fri, 9am - 5pm
Access: Ramp Access, Gender Neutral Washroom(s), On Bus Route

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LEAP offers youth opportunities to try new things, build new skills, get involved in the community, be creative, and benefit therapeutically by having some fun! Programming is youth-driven, and often made possible through collaboration with organizations, individuals, service providers, and community groups.

Supports: Youth ages 16-24 connected with Phoenix
Phone: 902.431.9111
Email: leap@phoenixyouth.ca

The Phoenix Youth Outreach Program provides supports to youth ages 16 – 24 within their family and community context. Areas of support include mentorship, advocacy and accompaniment, employment and education, arts and recreation, health services, and family support.

Supports: Youth ages 16 - 24
Phone: 902.444.3401
Email: outreach@phoenixyouth.ca

Phoenix House is a 10-bed, long term residence for youth aged 16-24. Here, youth are empowered to develop life skills by participating in programming such as education, employment, or volunteer work, while preparing to transition to their next housing goal. Services include housing support, advocacy, crisis intervention, counseling, resource navigation, health services, and more.

To learn more about the referral process, please contact PCFY.

Supports: Youth ages 16 - 24

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Phoenix Homes for Independence is a semi-independent living program consisting of three homes, each with a live-in support worker. Here, youth can develop their skills, including budgeting, meal planning, cooking, education and employment skills, and confidence to live independently.

To learn more about the referral process, please contact PCFY.

Supports: Youth ages 16 - 24