The Ontario government offers various assistance programs for young adults, including financial help for education and training, employment support, and housing assistance.
The Youth Employment Services program, funded by the Ontario government, provides young adults with job training, mentorship, and placement services to help them find employment.
The Canada-Ontario Job Grant provides funding for employers to train new or existing employees, including young adults, for in-demand jobs in Ontario.
This research study from McMaster University examines the challenges faced by young adults in Ontario's labour market and discusses potential policy solutions to address youth unemployment.
The Ontario Works program provides financial and employment assistance to eligible young adults in Ontario, including help with housing, food, and other basic needs.
This report from the Conference Board of Canada discusses the challenges and opportunities facing young adults in Ontario's labour market, including strategies for improving youth employment outcomes.
This article provides an overview of government benefits and tax credits available to young adults in Ontario, including the Ontario Child Benefit and the Canada Child Benefit.
This video series from the Ontario government features stories of young adults who have overcome challenges and achieved success with the help of government programs and services.