On a recent morning, a group of youth filed into Covenant House Toronto’s Cooking for Life kitchen, excited for the opportunity ahead: learning directly from professional chefs from one...
Every day at Covenant House Toronto, young people walk into our employment centre carrying more than backpacks and résumés. They are stepping into a job market that is more...
At Covenant House Toronto, youth-led cooking workshops are about more than making a meal.
Each February, staff and youth at Covenant House come together to celebrate Black History Month, by recognizing and celebrating the achievements and contributions of Black Canadians and their communities.
As youth move forward toward their goals and away from their experiences with homelessness, for many, this means earning that final credit needed to finish high school or pursuing...
This summer, Covenant House has been extending care to more young people during hot weather by opening 15 new beds in our new summer respite program.
When survivors of sex trafficking come through the doors of Covenant House, they are taking a big step towards freedom and hope for the future.
For decades, Harry Snowboy has walked alongside Indigenous youth, offering counseling, support and cultural connection.
On a recent Sunday, the kitchen in one of Covenant House’s youth spaces was buzzing, the smell of spices and laughter lingering in the air.