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The Timmins Youth Wellness Hub (TYWH) is a safe, inclusive and welcoming space for all youth aged 12–25 to access mental health, substance use and wellbeing services, resources and support.
The reality we see every day
Being a young person right now is a lot.
Youth today are navigating anxiety, loneliness, pressure and families are often left wondering how to help.
Feeling alone
The TYWH can help support youth who need a friend to talk to through our Peer Support Program.
Support that feels out of reach
Waitlists are long. Offices feel clinical. Families are told to wait — but mental health can't always wait. That's why the TYWH offers drop-in services and next day appointments.
A better way forward
One welcoming place, everything you need.
Mental health support that actually works for youth
Walk-in counselling, peer support, and programs that meet youth where they are — no waitlists!
A youth-led space, built for belonging
“The TYWH makes me feel like I have a second family.”
— anonymous youth
Programs for everyone
From cooking, to crafting, gaming, and skill-building, the Hub has something for everyone.
Resources for the whole family
Check out our Local and Online Resources Library to learn more about local programs, find important information, and get connected.
What we offer
Hub Services & Supports
The following services are offered at our Hub, and are available free of charge for youth aged 12 to 25.
Drop-in activities that prioritize skills building and focus on youth wellbeing
Mental Health and Substance Use Counselling, support and resources
Care coordination
Peer support
Community and Social Supports (supports and services offered by our community partners to meet youth needs)
What's happening
Programming Calendar
Check out this month's FREE Skills and Wellbeing activities. Click the calendar to open the full PDF.
May 2026 — Click the calendar above to view or download the full-size PDF
How it works
Getting involved is simple.
Come as you are
No referral, no appointment, no barriers. Walk-in during our hours of operation to access services.
Connect with a human
Chat with our intake coordinator. Tell us as much or as little as you want — we'll help you figure out the next steps.
Find your fit
Drop-in to an activity, join a peer support group or book an appointment with a service provider. You get to choose which path you take.
Keep growing
With our integrated services, the Hub can help support you every step of the way!
Real stories
From the youth we serve, in their own words.
Come visit
Built with youth, for youth.
The TYWH is part of a network of Hubs, called Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario (YWHO). YWHO is an initiative that aims to bring the right services to youth and their families, at the right time and in the right place.
Hub Headquarters
45 Spruce St S, Timmins, ON
705-268-0400
Stay connected
Be the first to know what's happening at the Hub.
Join our Family Mailing List to get the monthly calendar, programming updates, resources, and opportunities for families.
Land Acknowledgement
We recognize that Land Acknowledgements may be seen differently by different people, and that it is in our actions that we really show our commitment to providing programs and services that are culturally safe and competent.
Wherever we are in so-called-Canada at-large, we are on Land that has been under the care and stewardship of Indigenous Peoples since time immemorial. In particular, we acknowledge that the Timmins community is situated on the traditional territory of Ojibway, Cree, Oji-Cree, Algonquin, and Métis Peoples. This territory is covered by Treaty 9 (James Bay Treaty) and is home to many Indigenous communities today. We recognize and deeply appreciate their historic connection to this territory, as well as their contributions in shaping and strengthening this community. In honouring the Land, we are acknowledging Indigenous Peoples' relationship to the Land, and we are also acknowledging the broken treaty relationships and additional systems of power that have oppressed, and continue to oppress, Indigenous peoples.
Community Partnership
Now more than ever, youth in our community need our help.
We've partnered with The Home Depot Canada Foundation to help raise funds to support youth in Timmins!
Did you know?
The Home Depot Canada Foundation is committed to preventing and helping to end youth homelessness. In 2025, The Home Depot Canada Foundation achieved $94M in their commitment to $125M by 2030. Together, this support works to break cycles of inequity and enable at-risk youth facing homelessness to achieve positive development outcomes and realize their full potential.
The Orange Door Project campaign is The Home Depot Canada's national customer fundraising campaign. From now until June 14, 2026, The Home Depot Canada customers can make a donation in-store or online (orangedoorproject.ca) in support of a local youth-focused housing charity. In addition, on May 23, 2026, all donations made in store and online will be matched by The Home Depot Canada Foundation.
All funds raised at the Timmins Home Depot store during the campaign will support the Timmins Youth Wellness Hub.
Encourage your friends, family members, neighbours and colleagues to support the campaign today!