Established in 1998 by Toronto City Council, the Toronto Youth Cabinet is the official youth advocacy body to the City of Toronto.

Mission
The Toronto Youth Cabinet is a youth-led civic engagement advocacy body. Through outreach, engagement and training, the TYC provides a critical gathering place for diverse young people interested in making change within a municipal governance context. The cabinet works together with City Councillors, City departments, community groups, and youth serving organizations to build an equitable, youth-friendly Toronto.

Who we are
The Toronto Youth Cabinet has an official mandate to advocate for Toronto’s 320,000 youth at City Hall. Members of TYC build dynamic relationships with City Council, City staff, and the youth community to make sure that Toronto’s youth are empowered and engaged in municipal decisions that impact their lives. As a youth run organization, the TYC provides a place for young people to voice themselves in municipal affairs.


Who can join
The TYC is open to ALL youth between the ages of 13-24 who currently live, work, or learn in the City of Toronto. New members are always welcome, and the membership is always free.

Government

Social Impact

Toronto Youth Cabinet

Stephen Mensah

Dwayne Fresh® W.

Serenity McLarty

Isaora Irakoze

Ebenezer Kwakye

The Community Engagement and Advocacy team at the Toronto Youth Cabinet focuses on empowering youth to actively participate in municipal governance. This team fosters relationships between diverse young people and local stakeholders, conducts research on community issues, and advocates for equitable policies that benefit Toronto's youth. Through outreach, training, and collaboration with City officials and organizations, the team ensures that young voices are heard and considered in important decision-making processes.

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Community Engagement and Advocacy

About

Team members

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Community Engagement and Advocacy

About

Team members

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