Come visit us during office hours! Whether you need to pick up an order, want to drop in and pick up supplies, are accessing support, need someone to talk to, or just need a space to reset in, our office is open for you!
Office hour dates for the Winter 2026 Semester;
Tuesday: 12- 4 PM
Wednesday: 12 -3 PM
Thursday: 12-3 PM
Office Location: SCC 210
Student Campus Centre, 55 Gould St.

Need your monthly fix? Our Menstrual Kit Pick Up is back! Come by our office to pick up your order of pads, tampons, or a mix of both. We also have candy included to satisfy your cravings! Drop ins are also welcome! You can always order kits and other menstrual / sexual health supplies all for FREE at c3svs.ca!

For more information on these events see below...

The Centre for Safer Sex and Sexual Violence Support is excited to bring a somatic movement workshop to the TMU community with Shaila Khan, registered psychotherapist (qualifying). This event is trauma-informed and open to all students who would benefit from somatic exploration in a non-judgmental spaces event.

Through guided somatic practices drawn from dance/movement therapy, expressive arts therapy, mindfulness, self-compassion, and belly dance traditions, participants will explore how the body’s wisdom can support emotional regulation and resilience. Together, we’ll learn how to map the nervous system, understand somatics as both interoception (awareness of inner sensations) and neuroception (the body’s sense of safety), and use pleasure as a resource for vitality and grounding.

Spots in this class are claimed on a first come first serve basis. For more information about the class, timings, and registration, please visit this form.

Learn about Harm Reduction + HIV Stigma and Mental Health at this fun, interactive, peer run, gamified workshop run by our friends at Let’s Stop Aids! Free food and refreshments included! For registration, please visit this form.
What you can expect to learn in this workshop:- Harm Reduction strategies and services- Being safe online- Navigating peer pressure in different situations- De-stigmatizing HIV (prejudices, debunking myths, how stigma affects people affected by HIV, actions to take)- Mental health (importance, resources, care)- Intersectionality and HIV

Join us and our friends at Consent Comes First for a fun game of educational trivia, all about sex, consent, and sex pop culture!  Come play for a chance to win some prizes, including sex toys! Free snacks and refreshments included! Register here.

Mar 6 @ 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Join us for an evening of fun and knowledge building with Sex Ed Bingo! But what makes this event different from regular bingo? The knowledge, special guests, and of course PRIZES. We’ll be laying down facts about how to choose (and care for) a sex toy, safer sex facts and tips you’ve probably never heard before, and some strategies to keep both you and your partner(s) safe and happy. We’ve also got cool guest speakers in between rounds who will give you sex ed information specifically useful to Ryerson students. And, of course, sex themed prizes, like gift cards to places you can buy sex toys so you can use what you learned to pick out whatever will give YOU the most pleasure. This event is FREE to all Ryerson students and spots are limited, so sign up here.