FOR YOUTH
INFORMATION BY TOPIC
Finding people
How do I get in touch with my Aunt? She's moved since we last spoke and I don't know how to find her.
Finding people has become a lot easier with the onset of internet searches. Here are a few ways that you might get someone's contact information:
- The old standard: Look in the local phone book
- Try one of the online search tools such as www.411.com, Canada411, or Info Space
- If you can't find them that way, use the same searches to find friends or family who might have more up to date information about where they might be
- If you have been adopted and want to find out information about your biological parents, see Canadian Children's Rights Council in Canada or contact one of the youth help lines (link) for more information for your area. Rights to contact biological parents vary from area to area.
Healthcare Providers
Building from a list of identified questions and concerns that commonly arise for general healthcare providers,
with answers developed by youths consulting on the StreetConnect project.
For research data on background and specific intervention strategies, see the research section.
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General Public
Policy Makers
Youth responses to 4 questions regularly asked by policy makers. Straight answers from the people the most affected.
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Youth
Find answers to your questions on almost every topic: health, pet care, education, travel, finding people,
artistic expression, street safety. If you want to know something, this is the place to start looking!
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