Anago
371 Princess Avenue N6B 2A7 London, ON, Canada

With unification happening soon, a vote for WAYS is a vote for Anago! Help us win a $10,000 donation in time for the holidays.

On #GivingTuesday, when you choose to support WAYS mental health support or Anago, you are doubling your impact. As we come together in 2021 to form one agency, your gift with be amplified by double the services for more people; increased efficiencies and improved outcomes for those we serve. Now, more than ever, we are called to make a difference. Click here to support life-changing programs for children, youth, adults and families. https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/15589 #GivingTuesday #mentalhealth #chathamkent #ldnont #kidscantwait #huroncounty

Please Share! Make sure to check out this charity online art auction! Anago cultivates opportunities for at-risk youth and vulnerable adults to achieve independence through integration into communities of support. ... https://storeys.hibid.com//10-04-20---anago-charity-onlin/

Thanks again https://www.londonmaskmakers.com/ for making Anago staff masks that will keep our staff safe and happy while providing services to vulnerable adults and at risk youth! We are very grateful!

Anago and WAYS are looking for new members for our Board of Directors. We are looking for individuals with a wide variety of skills and abilities to share with us. Lived Experiences / Finance / Marketing / Fundraising / Human Resources / Legal / Education. If you are interested please visit https://pillarnonprofit.ca//boa/ways-mental-health-support

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Anago is committed to protecting the health of individuals being supported, our staff and community. We know that most of the people we support are extra vulnerable to acquiring COVID - 19 and other viruses too. We have implemented additional practices to prevent the spread of COVID-19, changed or cancelled activities, restricted external contact and visitors to essential services only and reached out to individuals we support living in the community to assist them in practicing safe and healthy activities during this time. We continue to monitor public health information to inform next best steps to contain the virus and protect all.

A very intelligent and thoughtful read on the reality of this on today's youth..."It is unsurprising to me that many girls experience mental health and body image issues suddenly around sexual maturity, considering the amount of cognitive dissonance we must endure to live in a world where re-enacting subservience is presented as our only path to sexual maturity or exploration".

A new poll shows Ontarians believe children and youth should only wait up to two days, or not wait at all, to receive the mental health care they require. This is in sharp contrast to the reality facing Ontario families, many of whom wait up to 2.5 years for child and youth mental health services while others have no access at all to some services where they live. Children’s Mental Health Ontario released the findings of this new Ipsos poll today at Queen’s Park to let government leaders know that our kids can’t wait. #kidscantwait