Episode 5 RTNT LIVE on CRJU: Mental Health, Youth and Homelessness: A Conversation with Yonge Street Mission's Jesse Sudirgo

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Since October 2017, Radio Totally Normal has expanded to have a live radio show on Ryerson University's CJRU 1280 AM and cjru.ca. The Yonge Street Mission is an organization in the downtown sector that aims to help support Toronto's most susceptible population. They aid families, children, youth, and even communities existing in daily poverty. Jerry from RTNT sat down with Jesse Sudirgo, Director of Street Involved Services, to discuss mental health, homelessness, and youth. Hosting the show is RTNT member Chris but, as alway, this episode was made possible by a large number of members and staff of Progress Place.   We love this episode and we hope you enjoy it too!

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Episode 5 RTNT LIVE on CRJU: Mental Health, Youth and Homelessness: A Conversation with Yonge Street Mission's Jesse Sudirgo

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