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Across Boundaries

Across Boundaries

Mental Health Care

Toronto, Ontario 1,506 followers

Leaders in providing equitable, holistic mental health and addiction services for racialized communities.

About us

Welcome to Across Boundaries. Across Boundaries provides a dynamic range of mental health support and services and works within Anti-Racism/Anti-Black racism and Anti-Oppression frameworks. These frameworks address the negative impact of racism and discrimination on mental health and well-being. Rooted in up-to-date research and consistently active community engagement, our progressive strategies are implemented by our capable staff - who are committed to improving the quality of mental health and addiction care for racialized people. Our Vision Dignified, inclusive and compassionate mental health and addiction services for racialized communities. Our Mission To provide equitable, inclusive and holistic mental health and addiction services for racialized communities within an anti-racism, anti-Black racism and anti-oppression frameworks. *Racialized: the term racialized person or racialized group is preferred over racial minority, visible minority, person of colour or non-White as it recognizes the dynamic and complex process by which racial categories are socially produced by dominant groups in ways that entrench social inequalities and marginalization.” — Ontario Human Rights Commission

Website
http://www.acrossboundaries.ca/
Industry
Mental Health Care
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Toronto, Ontario
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1995
Specialties
mental health and addiction support

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Employees at Across Boundaries

Updates

  • Today is the International Day to Combat Islamophobia. Islamophobia isn’t just a relic of the past—it’s a lived reality for many. Hate crimes are rising, systemic discrimination continues, and too many Muslims face exclusion, fear, and violence daily. These experiences don’t exist in isolation; they intersect with racism, gender, immigration status, and more, compounding the challenges faced by marginalized communities. We all have a role in dismantling Islamophobia. Educate yourself, challenge bias, speak up, and support organizations advocating for Muslim rights. 📢 What action will you take today? For more insight, read this resource: https://bit.ly/4bHqVKg

  • The Across Boundaries newsletter is here - We know what you might think—another newsletter? But this one is different. We’re committed to providing culturally responsive mental health and addiction support for racialized communities. This newsletter is our way of keeping you informed, engaged, and connected. Here’s what you’ll get in every issue: ✅ Updates on our internal initiatives & programs ✅ Insights into the mental health & addictions space ✅ New job opportunities at Across Boundaries ✅ Ways to get involved Join us and be part of our mission to provide a just and healthier society for racialized communities. 📩 Sign up here: many.bio/AcrossBoundaries ♻️ Share this with someone who might benefit! 🔔 Follow Across Boundaries for more updates.

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  • A few days ago, we hosted an event for our service users to celebrate Black History Month, recognized in February. We explored the traditions of Ghana, Nigeria, Jamaica, and Trinidad, reflected on the significance of this month, and came together in a space of learning and connection. We're sharing a few moments from the day as we continue to celebrate Black history and uplift Black voices every day. #BlackHistoryMonth #CulturalCelebration #MentalHealthMatters #CommunitySupport

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  • This Black History Month, amplify Black voices by following and engaging with these incredible creators, educators, and activists: Sandy Hudson – Co-founder of Black Lives Matter Canada and advocate for racial justice. Eternity Martis – Award-winning journalist and author, writing about race, gender, and social justice. Kayla Grey – TSN sports broadcaster and journalist championing diversity in Canadian media. Social media is a powerful tool for change. Who are your favorite Black voices to follow? #blackhistorymonth

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  • Pink Shirt Day is a powerful reminder that bullying, discrimination, and exclusion have real consequences—especially for racialized youth and adults. Many face not just bullying, but also anxiety, depression, and substance use challenges as a result of isolation and systemic barriers. At Across Boundaries, we offer a range of mental health services, including our Transitional Aged Youth (TAY) program, which provides critical support to help youth heal and rebuild their confidence. Change starts with us. Let’s stand together to create spaces where kindness, respect, and inclusion thrive. #LetKindnessGrow Mental Health Support | Racialized Youth | Anti-Bullying

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