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Text says Teen Health Source is available for youth of all ages. Below that are icons for a laptop, a ringing phone, and a smartphone texting.

Under 13? Over 19? Teen Health Source is available for youth of all ages!

We know it’s hard to access sexual health supports right now. To help, we’re opening up our info line to answer questions for youth outside of the 13-29 age range. Our team is available 5 days a week (Mon to Thurs: 4:00-9:00,  Sat: 12:00-5:00) to answer your questions about sexual health, puberty, relationships, bodies, sexual pleasure, gender, orientation, pregnancy, birth control, STIs, and more!

Text us at 647-933-5399

Call our Info Line at 416-961-3200

Email: teenhealthsource@ppt.on.ca

Chat with us directly from our home page.

If you have questions about this topic, feel free to contact one of our peer educators. [Link]

Last Updated: April 2020

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