How cooking workshops are helping youth build confidence
For Joaquin*, cooking has always been a source of comfort, and a way to feel grounded and creative.
For Joaquin*, cooking has always been a source of comfort, and a way to feel grounded and creative.
Before *Jessie set foot on the set of Murdoch Mysteries, an award-winning Canadian television drama series set in 19th century Toronto, she thought she had a good idea of...
When *Christopher first arrived in Toronto, he faced the extremely challenging experience of not having a safe and stable place to stay.
At just 17, Michael left a difficult home life and arrived at the doors of Covenant House.
When Mickey arrived at Covenant House, she was shy yet determined to build a positive future for herself.
After leaving home Mason* was searching for a safe place to land, where stability felt possible and they could get back on their feet.
When *Zuri received an education bursary from Covenant House last year, it provided her with more than just financial support—it also gave her hope.
When Rob Lambert was a youth, he loved basketball and always wanted to play—this never changed even when he was experiencing homelessness.
Working together to break the cycle of homelessness – starting today Every night, up to 40,000 13-24-year-olds experience homelessness in Canada. Behind each of these...