Social Support Programs
HQ Toronto offers community and social programs for GBTQMSM2S+ individuals, provided by the clinic and partner agencies representing diverse communities. For many in this community, establishing a sense of belonging is crucial due to challenges with acceptance. Dating apps have made sexual encounters more accessible but can hinder meaningful social connections.
HQ Programming:
Trans I.D. Clinic
HQ Toronto and Kenet Family Law host a free monthly Trans ID clinic for 2STNB individuals. We assist with applications, offer notarization services, and cover costs for processing birth certificate forms, obtaining a new birth certificate, and postage.
Immigration & Refugee Legal Clinic
Batista Immigration Law Group provides this service. HQ hosts a complimentary drop-in legal clinic specializing in immigration and refugee law, catering to newcomers, refugees to Canada, and individuals living with HIV. Due to space constraints, availability is limited. Additionally, HQ Toronto generously covers the fee for the name change application, ensuring accessibility to essential legal procedures for our clients.
Inmigración y Clínica Legal para Refugiados
Batista Immigration Law Group presta este servicio. La sede alberga una clínica jurídica gratuita sin cita previa especializada en derecho de inmigración y refugiados, que atiende a recién llegados, refugiados a Canadá y personas que viven con el VIH. Debido a las limitaciones de espacio, la disponibilidad es limitada. Además, HQ Toronto cubre generosamente los honorarios de la solicitud de cambio de nombre, garantizando la accesibilidad de nuestros clientes a procedimientos legales esenciales.
Smart Recovery
Come be a part of our supportive community as we explore innovative methods and strategies to reclaim control over our lives. Whether you're taking your first steps towards recovery or seeking continued support, our Monday gatherings provide a welcoming space for growth and healing.
Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA)
Join us for a supportive community gathering where addicts come together to support one another on their recovery journey.
The walls at HQ are decorated with art pieces created by local Toronto queer artist chosen by our HQ Art Advisory council.