Partners | RBC Future Launch

Overview

Bringing individuals together to co-create and provide access to programming and resources.

Preparing youth for the changing world of work isn’t something RBC can do alone. We’re working with educational institutions and partners in the private, public and social sectors to co-create and provide access to long-term solutions, programming and resources that align with the four RBC Future Launch pillars - work experience, skills, networking and mental well-being.

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We can’t do this alone. We work with over 500 partners coast to coast to coast to foster change that makes a real difference.

We are currently working to add all our partners on the list. Stay tuned!

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Michael Garron hospital

The Transitional Youth Program at Michael Garron Hospital is a clinical navigation program for youth aged 16-29 who experience barriers to navigating the mental health and addictions system. For 3 months, clients will receive brief clinical support and resource navigation from our program to ensure strong connections with longer term supports.

Address

825 Coxwell Ave
Toronto, Ontario
M4C 3E7

Supported Location

Ontario

Program Name

Transitional Youth Program

Industry

None Specified

Partner Type

Hospital

Topic

Mental Well-Being

Audience

None Specified

Age

14 - 17, 18 - 21, 22 - 29

Momentum Community Economic Development

We work with people and empower them to start small businesses, manage and save their money, or develop marketable skills for a new career so they can make a good living and contribute to our community. We also work intentionally with community partners and systems to create a thriving local economy for all.

Address

100-525 28 St SE
Calgary, Alberta
T2A 6W9

Supported Location

Alberta

Program Name

Youth Fair Gains

Industry

Finance

Partner Type

Charity

Topic

Skills Development

Audience

None Specified

Age

14 - 17, 18 - 21, 22 - 29

NEED2 Suicide Prevention Education & Support

NEED2 offers suicide prevention education and accessible crisis support to Canadian youth (<30). Our services help youth, parents and community members: develop mental health literacy; identify signs and risk factors of suicide; adopt tools to support coping and resilience; and access support systems.

Address

2390 Arbutus Road
Victoria, British Columbia
V8N 1V7

Supported Location

Nation-wide

Program Name

Youthspace.ca Follow-Up

Industry

None Specified

Partner Type

Charity

Topic

Mental Well-Being

Audience

None Specified

Age

0 - 13, 14 - 17, 18 - 21, 22 - 29

NEXT Canada

NEXT Canada is a national charity that develops exceptional talent to create world-class ventures. Founded in 2010, NEXT Canada is a leader in the delivery of cutting-edge programming designed to foster lifelong entrepreneurship through three programs: Next 36, Next AI and Next Founders.

Address

175 Bloor St. East, South Tower, Suite 1800
Toronto, Ontario
M4W 3R8

Supported Location

Nation-wide

Program Name

Next 36

Industry

Entrepreneurship

Partner Type

Charity

Topic

Skills Development

Audience

None Specified

Age

18 - 21, 22 - 29

Nicola Valley Institute of Technology

Nicola Valley Institute of Technology is BC's only Indigenous Public Post-secondary Institution. NVIT provides quality post-secondary education relevant to the diverse and evolving needs of Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit and M√©tis) learners at its Merritt and Vancouver campuses as well as in communities.

Address

4155 Belshaw Street
Merritt, British Columbia
V1K 1R1

Supported Location

British Columbia

Program Name

Co-op Education and Work Integrated Learning

Industry

Entrepreneurship, Environment, Skilled Trades

Partner Type

Post-Secondary Institution

Topic

Work Experience

Audience

Indigenous Youth

Age

0 - 13, 14 - 17, 18 - 21, 22 - 29, 30 - 35

Northern Ontario School of Medicine

The Northern Ontario School of Medicine is a socially accountable medical school renowned for its model of distributed, community-engaged education and research. With a focus on diversity, inclusion, and advocacy for health equity, the School educates health-care professionals to practise in Indigenous, Francophone, rural and remote communities.

Address

935 Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury, Ontario
P3E 2C6

Supported Location

Ontario

Program Name

NOSM's Indigenous Health Practitioner Pathway

Industry

Healthcare

Partner Type

Post-Secondary Institution

Topic

Skills Development

Audience

Indigenous Youth

Age

14 - 17, 18 - 21, 22 - 29, 30 - 35

Northern Policy Institute

Northern Policy Institute is Northern Ontario’s independent think tank. We perform research, collect evidence, and disseminate ideas. We seek to identify policy opportunities to support the sustainable growth of Northern Ontario communities. We also advance education by providing internship positions to youth within Northern Ontario.

Address

874 Tungsten Street
Thunder Bay, Ontario
P7B 6T6

Supported Location

Ontario

Program Name

Experience North / Experiénce Nord

Industry

None Specified

Partner Type

Charity

Topic

Work Experience

Audience

None Specified

Age

18 - 21, 22 - 29

OCCA Communities Association

We promote mutual understanding, respect, acceptance, and harmony among diverse communities, encourage and facilitate the full participation of visible minorities in social, cultural, and economic life, and provide services to children, youth and seniors.

Address

1460 Inkar Road
Kelowna, British Columbia
V1Y 8H7

Supported Location

British Columbia

Program Name

Job Connect for Youth

Industry

None Specified

Partner Type

Charity

Topic

Networking

Audience

None Specified

Age

18 - 21, 22 - 29, 30 - 35

Operation Come Home

Operation Come Home is an employment, education, and support centre for homeless and at-risk youth age 16 and up. Our programs focus on what works and what matters to youth, as well as encourage personal growth of everyone as an individual. Operation Come Home is based in Ottawa, Ontario.

Address

150 Gloucester Street
Ottawa, Ontario
K2P0A6

Supported Location

Ontario

Program Name

Youth Employment Support Through CareerWorks

Industry

None Specified

Partner Type

Charity

Topic

Work Experience

Audience

None Specified

Age

14 - 17, 18 - 21, 22 - 29

Outward Bound Canada

Outward Bound Canada, a youth-serving charity, offers social-emotional education through experiential adventures in nature that develop resilience, social and emotional intelligence, and environmental leadership. Since 1969, OBC has inspired 150,000 participants, with an emphasis on providing greater access to those facing socioeconomic barriers.

Address

910-2200 Young Street
Toronto, Ontario
M4S 2C6

Supported Location

Nation-wide

Program Name

RBC Future Launch Leadership Award for Indigenous Youth

Industry

Environment

Partner Type

Charity

Topic

Skills Development

Audience

None Specified

Age

14 - 17, 18 - 21, 22 - 29

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Bringing individuals together to co-create and provide access to programming and resources.

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