Today is Earth Day, and we have some complicated feelings around that. It’s common for young people to feel helpless these days, while stuck in a constant out-of-reach news cycle of doom and gloom. If you are experiencing climate anxiety, and feeling like the world...

 Considering how sweet it felt to finally open our doors, it makes perfect sense that our new home at Stella's Place is an old candy factory.  Our new facility has been over five years in the making, and we are very proud to now be able to welcome our community back....

 When was the last time we met face to face? Has it been too long ago to remember? Pre-pandemic perhaps or pre construction? Or maybe you’ve never met us in person but were inspired by the vision of Stella’s Place and community-based mental healthcare, and the...

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 It’s been almost two years since Stella’s Place turned virtual. During that time, the mental health needs of young people in this city have never been greater.  Youth, especially racialized youth, are experiencing disproportionate employment, housing and food...

 Change. What else is new? Everywhere we turn, things have changed. The pandemic has set the world on a path to change, to learn about just how interconnected we are. And vulnerable. The Black Lives Matter movement and the movement for Truth and Reconciliation for...

 Invesco Cares Toronto, the charity arm of investment company Invesco here in the city, has been a generous corporate partner for the last three years. Invesco Cares first approached Stella’s Place after their charity committee, which is run entirely by employees,...

 Stella’s story is a familiar one: Stella began to struggle with their mental health in high school and when their family started looking for age-appropriate and accessible mental health care, they couldn’t find it. At every turn, there were waitlists for care and...