youth mental health

Research to Guide Program Development for Young Girls. (2023-2024).

Partner: Canadian Woman’s Foundation (CWF) TNC delivered a research report examining the mental health climate for Two-Spirit, Nonbinary, Trans, and Questioning Girls and Black, Indigenous, and racialized girls in Canada. For this report, TNC conducted focus groups with Indigenous-led and Queer-led youth-serving organizations and held discussions with racialized, Indigenous, and queer youth. The final report,

Evaluation of a Campus Peer Support Pilot Program (2021-2024).

Partner: CMHA National TNC Designed and carried out an evaluation of a newly developed peer support training program for use in five colleges and universities across Canada.  The evaluation focused on the training of students with lived experience, campus-community partnerships, models of peer support delivery and spaces on campus, and outcomes of peer support workers

Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario Youth and Family Engagement Evaluation (2018-2020).

Partner: The Ontario Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth Mental Health.  TNC conducted a large-scale developmental evaluation of Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario mental health initiative, with a specific focus on youth and family engagement activities within the broader initiative. In partnership with the Ontario Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth Mental Health, TNC

Program Toolkit Development and Evaluation of a Youth Substance Use and Addiction Prevention Program (2019-2021).

Partner: BGC Canada Conducted a case study evaluation with six pilot agencies to inform a national 12-week youth substance use and addiction prevention program. The toolkit followed a strengths-focused, inclusive, trauma informed approach. It was sensitive to diverse identities and experiences and applied the principles of harm reduction. The program also contained a guardian training

An Evaluation of Brief Services for Children and Youth Mental Health in Dufferin Wellington (2017-2018). 

Partners: CMHA Waterloo-Wellington-Dufferin Evaluated the brief services – short-term, quick access interventions – provided to children and youth at multiple locations in Wellington and Dufferin Counties.  The evaluation focus was on understanding current models of practice compared to other brief service models; pathways in and out of services; service utilization; challenges and barriers; and observed

An Environmental Scan of Children & Youth Mental Health Services in Waterloo Region (2016-2017).

Partners: Lutherwood and the Lead Agency Advisory Council of Waterloo Region. In two sequential projects, conducted a comprehensive environmental scan of existing Child and Youth Mental Health services in Waterloo Region.  The scan was developed to examine the types, reach, and focus of services within MCYS core funding as well as other CYMH programs funded

An Evaluation of the Youth Justice Program. (2024).

Partner: Kinark Child and Family Services. Kinark’s Youth Justice Program focuses on providing community-based mental health programming to youth in conflict with the law in York and Simcoe Regions. TNC conducted an evaluation to promote understanding of the alignment of program capacity with youth needs. We interviewed program staff (clinicians and a program psychologist), reviewed

Development and Evaluation of Respect2Connect: Reducing Violence in Teen Dating

Partner: BGC Canada Designed to reduce teen dating violence, Respect2Connect supports youth to develop and sustain healthy relationships by equipping them with appropriate tools and techniques. TNC conducted a literature review on teen dating violence prevention programs and consulted with Club staff to test concepts, skills and design principles associated with design options. TNC consulted

🌟 Supporting Youth Mental Health in 2025 🌟

Did you know that Taylor Newberry Consulting has 15 years of experience working with over 200 organizations on projects related to mental health. 👏 We are excited about this much-needed federal investment in youth mental health! TNC is excited to collaborate on submissions for the Youth Mental Health Fund call for proposals(link). Why Choose Taylor