Fundraising Gala in Support of Canada’s Only 24/7 Muslim Youth Helpline
Dr. Rania Awaad
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry,
Stanford University School of Medicine
An evening to honour two decades of the helpline that has answered when it mattered most, and to carry that hope forward.
Twenty years of answering the call
Join us for an evening of gratitude, reflection, and hope.
Our impact
Calls answered over 20 years
Therapy clients across Canada
Workshop sessions delivered
Muslim therapists
Free therapy is available to those who cannot afford it.
Two decades of answering the call.
For twenty years, Naseeha has been the voice on the other end of the line for someone at their lowest point. What began as a single helpline has grown into Canada’s only 24/7 Muslim youth helpline, open every hour of every day.
This gala is how we say thank you, and how we keep the helpline open for the next twenty years. Behind every call is a young person who deserves to find someone ready to listen.
Yusra Rizwan
Leading Naseeha into its next chapter of growth and care.
A night worth dressing up for.
A gala dinner
Doors open at 4:00 PM at the Mississauga Convention Centre for a candlelit dinner among community, friends, and supporters.
A keynote to remember
Hear from Dr. Rania Awaad, one of the leading voices in Muslim mental health, as she takes the stage to share the two decades of work that have made this possible. You will also hear from Naseeha’s CEO, Yusra Rizwan.
Standing with our community
Supporting the helpline means standing with our youth and the wider Muslim community, together building a stronger and healthier future.
Everything you need for the night.
Questions, answered.
The evening is formal to semi-formal. Think of it as a night to dress up and celebrate twenty years of this work alongside your community.
Be part of the next twenty years.
One evening. Two decades of hope. Keeping the helpline open for our community.