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Edge OV: New Sexual Health Services for Youth at Unison Health & Community Services

Unison Health and Community Services have opened up a new health clinic in the Oakwood-Vaughan neighbourhood. Most excitingly, they’re partnering up to host Edge OV, a service specifically designed for providing sexual health care for youth ages 13-29. Edge OV provides:

They also offer mental health support services including counseling and timely referrals to partner agencies.

For info and hours, you can find them at:

Address: 501 Oakwood Ave, Toronto
Phone: 647-798-0441
Website: unisonhcs.org
Facebook: @UNISONHCS
Twitter: @UNISONHCS

 

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Last Updated: January 2022

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