accessible, community-based supportive care services for workers responding to workplace stress, trauma, and grief is crucial.
our services
impact debriefs & Grief Circles
Facilitated group or individual sessions for workers impacted by stress, trauma, grief, and violence in the workplace.
workshops & education
We provide workshops and psychoeducation sessions for workers, Peers, and volunteers to increase understanding of grief and trauma, to create shared language, and to build the capacity to respond to workplace stress in trauma-responsive ways.
Community & organizational consulting
We consult with organizations that are seeking to be more responsive to the needs of their workers who are impacted by grief, chronic stress, change, and trauma by co-developing policies, resources, and best practices.
Our Past Clients
City of Toronto, Public Health, The Works
City of Toronto, Toronto Shelter & Support Services
City of Toronto, Community Crisis Response Program
City of Toronto, Toronto Shelter and Support Services
Toronto Community Housing Corporation
Salvation Army Family Services
Dandelion Initiative
Rittenhouse
AIDS Bereavement & Resiliency Program of Ontario
Fred Victor
Church of the Holy Trinity
Breakaway Harm Reduction Services, GLOW Initiative
Maggie’s Sex Worker Action Project
Bereaved Families of Ontario
Toronto District School Board
AIDS Committee of Toronto
Work with us
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Providing Services across Dish with one spoon land
We live and work on the land of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Wendat peoples who peaceably share and sustain the land and waters of the Great Lakes. We respect the treaty rights of this land and the self-determination and leadership of these sovereign nations. In our dedication to supporting workers, organizations, and communities, we recognize that colonialism has created a legacy of intergenerational trauma and collective grief that has disenfranchized Indigenous communities. And still, there is survival, cultural revival, and thriving. We know that many of the people accessing services from the organizations we support are Indigenous survivors of residential schools or intergenerational survivors. We commit to a culturally responsive approach that honours Indigenous grief and healing.