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Helping Youth Pursue Education (HYPE)

Rooted in Mayor David Miller's Community Safety Plan, the Helping Youth Pursue Education (H.Y.P.E.) program at Centennial College has given many young people new confidence to return to school by helping overcome the economic and social barriers that may have interfered with school attendance in the past and by providing a nurturing, inclusive environment.

Now in its sixth year, the free six-week summer training program offers experiential learning in a variety of subject areas.

This program is for youth aged 13 - 29, living in the east-end Toronto neighborhoods of Malvern, Kingston-Galloway and Scarborough Village.

Contact Information
Anthony Bertin
Manager, Community Outreach Office
Tel: 416-289-5000 x 3363
Fax: 416-289-5210
hype@centennialcollege.ca