Individual & Family Counselling
Tropicana’s counselling service provides a safe and confidential space to work on life’s challenges. We aid our clients in identifying aspects of their lives in need of change or that require ways in which to cope.
Violence Against Woman Counselling
A free and confidential service available to abused women and their children.
Women Empowering Women
A forum for women ages 18 and over to come together in a supportive manner to raise their awareness of issues, share information, learn, and interact in an enriching environment.
Enhanced Youth Outreach Worker (EYOW)
One-on-one clinical counselling for high-risk Black youth ages 9 to 25 and their families to prevent youth from further risk/violence. The EYOW works with Black youth to develop and enhance their identity, culture, and sense of belonging to their community as a protective factor in their movement through the stages of change.
Transitional Housing & Support
Free transitional and housing support for abused women (aged 16+) and their dependents.
START for Life Skills Training
A life skills development program for individuals aged 18+, that helps enhance the social skills necessary for good interpersonal communication, anger control, and decision-making. The program includes activities such as reflective discussions, role modeling, and demonstrations.
Together We Can Youth Mentorship
This program supports Black, African, and Caribbean children and youth, ages 9–25, to make healthy and safe life choices, increase resiliency, and make progress toward identified goals through culturally relevant mentorship.
Gentlemen’s Forum—Leadership by Example
This program provides a space for the agency’s men 18 years and over, particularly from the Black, African, and Caribbean community, to share their experiences of gender relations, cultural identify, and leadership.
Caribbean Lime
This program provides psychosocial education, recreation, and social activities, as well as food or income security services for the agency’s seniors (ages 50+).
SNAP – Stop Now and Plan
Providing support for Black, African, and Caribbean children, ages 6 -11, who have behaviours that could result in conflict at home, school or in the community.