Removing the Barriers
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RTB Offers:• Evidence-informed content grounded in real frontline experiences
• Case studies and practical tools teams can use right away
• Modules for different settings and staff teams
• Free, certificate-based training for eligible organizations
• Delivery in multiple languages
• Case studies and practical tools teams can use right away
• Modules for different settings and staff teams
• Free, certificate-based training for eligible organizations
• Delivery in multiple languages
Delivery FormatRTB is facilitated by trained equity, harm reduction, and 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion specialists at Moyo Health & Community Services.
Available formats:
• In-person at your organization’s site
• Online (virtual delivery)
• Hybrid options where appropriate
The training is discussion-based, reflective, and practical, using real scenarios from frontline contexts.
Available formats:
• In-person at your organization’s site
• Online (virtual delivery)
• Hybrid options where appropriate
The training is discussion-based, reflective, and practical, using real scenarios from frontline contexts.
Why This Training Matters
• Improve safety and inclusion for 2SLGBTQIA+ clients
• Increase staff comfort and confidence
• Reduce stigma in sexual health and substance-use services
• Strengthen trauma-informed and culturally safer care
• Remove both visible and invisible barriers to access
• Improve safety and inclusion for 2SLGBTQIA+ clients
• Increase staff comfort and confidence
• Reduce stigma in sexual health and substance-use services
• Strengthen trauma-informed and culturally safer care
• Remove both visible and invisible barriers to access
Ready to Bring RTB to Your Organization?
Invite your team into safer, barrier-free, inclusive practice.
Contact us to schedule RTB for your staff.
Conducted by 2SLGBTQ+ Training and Capacity Building Coordinator Anurag (Ann) Khunger
Anuragk@moyohcs.ca | 905 867 6379
Invite your team into safer, barrier-free, inclusive practice.
Contact us to schedule RTB for your staff.
Conducted by 2SLGBTQ+ Training and Capacity Building Coordinator Anurag (Ann) Khunger
Anuragk@moyohcs.ca | 905 867 6379
Who Should Attend
RTB is ideal for:
• Frontline staff
• Case workers
• Outreach workers
• Healthcare and social service providers
• Program coordinators and managers
• Corporate teams seeking inclusive practice training
RTB is ideal for:
• Frontline staff
• Case workers
• Outreach workers
• Healthcare and social service providers
• Program coordinators and managers
• Corporate teams seeking inclusive practice training
Introduction
RTB is a free, certificate-based training in 2SLGBTQ+ Inclusivity, Sexual Health and Harm Reduction for service providers across social, health, and community service sectors-primarily in the Peel Region, with availability for select organizations outside Peel and corporate teams. It is available in English, Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, and Urdu.
RTB is a free, certificate-based training in 2SLGBTQ+ Inclusivity, Sexual Health and Harm Reduction for service providers across social, health, and community service sectors-primarily in the Peel Region, with availability for select organizations outside Peel and corporate teams. It is available in English, Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, and Urdu.
Program Modules (Total: 6 hours)
Delivered in one full day or split across sessions. Modules are fully customizable and can be booked individually or as a full training series.
Delivered in one full day or split across sessions. Modules are fully customizable and can be booked individually or as a full training series.
About the ProgramTotally Outright at Moyo is a 16-session certificate-based program for 2SLGBTQ+ adults (18+) in Peel who want to learn, connect, and grow in a supportive space.
Through an evidence-based lens and a variety of resources — from videos, articles and peer-led discussions participants build resilience and commit to living healthier, more connected lives.
No prior knowledge or experience needed — just curiosity and openness.
Costs & Fees
There are no costs or fees to participate.
Hours
Contact the Lead Co-Ordinator Anurag (Ann) Khunger at anuragk@moyohcs.ca or 905 867 6379 to book an appointment.
Location
Sessions are available online or in-person.
Languages
English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Gujarati and Marathi.
Through an evidence-based lens and a variety of resources — from videos, articles and peer-led discussions participants build resilience and commit to living healthier, more connected lives.
No prior knowledge or experience needed — just curiosity and openness.
Costs & Fees
There are no costs or fees to participate.
Hours
Contact the Lead Co-Ordinator Anurag (Ann) Khunger at anuragk@moyohcs.ca or 905 867 6379 to book an appointment.
Location
Sessions are available online or in-person.
Languages
English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Gujarati and Marathi.
How It Works
• 1:1 Sessions: At least two individual sessions (online or in person) per theme, usually 45–60 minutes with time to pause, reflect, and go deeper at your pace.
• Start Small: You’re welcome to try one session first and see if the approach fits your needs before moving forward.
• Roundtables: Two group discussions with peers and community members to share, learn, and connect (online or in person)
• Theme Duration: Each theme runs for about two months.
• Certificate: Participants who complete the required sessions across themes receive a certificate of completion, recognizing their learning and engagement.
Why Join?
• Build knowledge to make informed choices.
• Explore identity and community in affirming ways.
• Connect with peers in a safe, supportive environment.
• Walk away with greater confidence, practical tools, and a certificate of completion celebrating your journey.
Themes We Explore Together
Totally Outright is built around four key modules/themes of wellbeing:
1. Sexual Health
Learn about consent, safer sex, HIV/STBBI testing, PrEP/PEP, and exploring pleasure in affirming ways.
2. Emotional & Mental Health
Conversations about coming out, family expectations, body image, resilience, loneliness, self-worth, and healthy relationships.
3. Physical Health & Harm Reduction
Understand safer ways to navigate substances, hookups, digital spaces, and party & play culture — while keeping your wellbeing at the centre.
4. Identity & Belonging
Explore how culture, history, and community shape our identities. Learn about intersectionality, colonial impacts on sexuality, and the importance of chosen family and community pride.
Interested in joining our next series?
Register here or contact the Lead Co-Ordinator, Anurag (Ann) Khunger, at anuragk@moyohcs.ca | 905 867 6379 Ext 225 Follow Moyo on instagram or facebook to stay connected.
• 1:1 Sessions: At least two individual sessions (online or in person) per theme, usually 45–60 minutes with time to pause, reflect, and go deeper at your pace.
• Start Small: You’re welcome to try one session first and see if the approach fits your needs before moving forward.
• Roundtables: Two group discussions with peers and community members to share, learn, and connect (online or in person)
• Theme Duration: Each theme runs for about two months.
• Certificate: Participants who complete the required sessions across themes receive a certificate of completion, recognizing their learning and engagement.
Why Join?
• Build knowledge to make informed choices.
• Explore identity and community in affirming ways.
• Connect with peers in a safe, supportive environment.
• Walk away with greater confidence, practical tools, and a certificate of completion celebrating your journey.
Themes We Explore Together
Totally Outright is built around four key modules/themes of wellbeing:
1. Sexual Health
Learn about consent, safer sex, HIV/STBBI testing, PrEP/PEP, and exploring pleasure in affirming ways.
2. Emotional & Mental Health
Conversations about coming out, family expectations, body image, resilience, loneliness, self-worth, and healthy relationships.
3. Physical Health & Harm Reduction
Understand safer ways to navigate substances, hookups, digital spaces, and party & play culture — while keeping your wellbeing at the centre.
4. Identity & Belonging
Explore how culture, history, and community shape our identities. Learn about intersectionality, colonial impacts on sexuality, and the importance of chosen family and community pride.
Interested in joining our next series?
Register here or contact the Lead Co-Ordinator, Anurag (Ann) Khunger, at anuragk@moyohcs.ca | 905 867 6379 Ext 225 Follow Moyo on instagram or facebook to stay connected.
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