The East End Boys Club Society (EEBC) was founded to support young men at risk of disengagement from school and community life. Over time, EEBC expanded to serve youth of all genders, while retaining its original name to reflect its longstanding recognition and proven track record in supporting at-risk youth. Today, EEBC works primarily with marginalized youth ages 13–19, supported by an active Alumni Group that provides mentorship to younger members. As an umbrella organization, EEBC offers inclusive, evidence‑informed programming focused on life‑skills training, socio‑emotional support, and guidance toward post‑secondary education in both academic and trade pathways—promoting resilience, positive development, and well‑being for all young people.