Alternative Education For Vulnerable Youth

THE MISSION OF OUR YOUTH PROGRAM IS TO SUPPORT STRUGGLING YOUNG PEOPLE TO COMPLETE THEIR HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION. Our hope is to engage youth out of the classroom, re-ignite a passion for learning, and develop these young people to become leaders in their communities

Our Youth Program encourages youth who live in high-risk neighbourhoods; have been expelled or have dropped out of school; may be involved with gangs; face criminal charges; may be presenting a history of mental illness or are striving to cope with cognitive disorders. In 2004, Boundless became certified as an independent school, and we are approved by the Ministry of Education to issue credits directly to our youth participants.

In close collaboration with Aboriginal groups, Youth Justice, the Toronto Police, local District School Boards and with children’s mental health agencies, we use alternative education strategies which blends leadership initiatives with a unique education approach that enables youth to make great strides towards completing their high school diploma.

DETAILS OF OUR PROGRAM

Our Youth Program uses short, mid and long term strategies. Some youth will spend 10 days with Boundless on a wilderness adventure, and earn one credit in doing so. Other youth groups will participate in two programs – one in the fall and the other in the winter – and in between, we motivate these same youth to deliver leadership initiatives in their own communities that can last up to 4 months. Finally, some selected youth participate in our Full Time Program, where students earn up to 12 credits in a program that can last up to one year.

For more information, please contact Steven Gottlieb, Executive Director, at 416-658 7059 boundless123@gmail.com

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