Our Ballroom Empowerment Program is the first of its kind in Canada, directly engaging QT/BIPOC, LGBTQ2s+, youth and community across local houses through collective safety planning, community-driven workshops for personal/professional development, twice-weekly drop in programming, with the goal of improving access to harm reduction + public health materials, referrals and life-affirming care. 

Our Case Management Programming delivers wrap around, multilingual supports to current/former sex workers across the GTA looking for 1:1 support on wide-ranging themes from systems navigation, application and accompaniment to legal/medical/general appointments, life and family planning, financial empowerment and more. 

Our Drop In  Parenting  Programming provides community-specific space, connection, workshops, educational materials and access to our wrap-around supports to current/former sex working parents, caregivers, chosen family and more. Through weekly drop in programming and monthly workshops, the programming also works to provide access to consistent, healthy meals, healthcare services and more. 

Our HIV/Harm Reduction Programming is one of the first programs to develop out of Maggie's through the Prostitutes Safe Sex Project. The program specifically engages male-identified current/former sex workers through drop in programming, workshops, creative arts and multimedia programming and weekly outreach to sex positive venues such as bars, sex clubs and local bathhouses where we distribute harm reduction supplies, educational materials and referrals to our wrap-around services. 

Our Street Outreach and Community Engagement Pilot Program is redefining street outreach, challenging harmful "peer" models of community engagement and working to connect , support and build relationships with street-based sex workers, offer direct and ongoing follow up in collaboration with our Case Management Program and develop volunteer, professional development and training opportunities for community members to collaborate on outreach strategy, training, development and more. 

Across our five (5) core programs and services, we offer Best Practices Training tailored to the training, development and contextual needs of non-profit organizations, harm reduction/outreach staff, service providers engaging sex workers and policy makers at the local, provincial and federal level. 

Our team offers ongoing consultation to organizations, service providers, local, provincial and federal representatives/committees on sex worker justice frameworks  and sex worker-led interventions. 

We offer monthly vaccine and testing clinics to current/former sex workers and their families in collaboration with sex positive (sex work positive) healthcare workers and culturally-specific community health centres. 

Since 2020 our community clinics have helped more than 6,000 community members access vital forms of testing, vaccination, referrals, and more, offering low-barrier, confidential services, 

We're engaged in advocacy for the full decriminalization of sex work to remove harmful criminal laws that create precarious and unstable working conditions for our communities. 

At the National level we work with the Canadian Alliance for Sex Work Law Reform to identify and address harmful policy decisions and legal/regulatory frameworks. 

At the local/provincial level we work to address policy interventions and municipal regulation impacting sex workers across explicitly regulated and unregulated industries.

Sex workers are safe sex pros- our health, wellness and livelihood depends on access to harm reduction supplies, education and sex positive healthcare services. 

To reduce barriers to access, we offer a free Harm Reduction Supply Home Delivery Program for sex workers living in the City of Toronto and parts of the GTA. 

For sex positive venues, events and related businesses, we fulfill larger-scale harm reduction supply orders, host harm reduction counters, and offer on site harm reduction training, monitoring services and more. 

We work with the Bad Date Coalition to disseminate the local Bad Date List to sex workers interested in reporting/keeping up to date. 

We are able to support community members in filing reports for the Bad Date List and offer ongoing support around reporting violence, navigating the civil/criminal legal system and identify considerations around navigating the aftermath of physical, sexual and other forms of violence against sex workers. 

The legal regulation of our work is complicated. We offer resources, workshops and supports to sex workers looking to understand what the criminalization of sex work in Canada means for them and how to navigate a wide-range of experiences with law enforcement at the local/provincial and federal level. 

We also offer accompaniment services to community members and resources related to the legal contexts current/former sex workers should be aware of when it comes to housing, family law, navigating targeted forms of discrimination.