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LOFT TAY Program

LOFT TAY Program

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The LOFT Transitional Age Youth Program offers unwavering support and hope to young people 18 to 26 who are experiencing combined mental health and addiction issues. These are youth who often have difficulty finding age-appropriate services, and can easily fall through the cracks. The TAY program works with about 300 youth a year, offering housing, support and counselling to enable each client to make positive changes leading to a healthy, self-sufficient life.

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