Building Hope for a Successful Future Through Covenant House’s Bursary Program: *Zuri’s Story
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.
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How one young person has taken hundreds of thousands of steps in support of youth experiencing homelessness: Evangeline’s Journey
Since she was a small child, Evangeline has been moved to help others. If she noticed a person in need outside of a grocery store, 3-year-old Evangeline would urge...
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A community partnership
At Covenant House Toronto, we are truly grateful for the support of community partners who help us provide care and hope to youth experiencing homelessness.
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Celebrating youth accomplishments every step of the way
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...
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Keeping youth safe and supported through the Summer Respite Program
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.
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How we can work together to break the cycle of youth homelessness in Toronto
On Monday, August 25th, over 100 youth and sector leaders filled the council chambers of Toronto City Hall to call for a strategy to respond to, prevent and work...
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Preventing and responding to sex trafficking with care & compassion
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.
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Building community & hope through basketball
When Rob Lambert was a youth, he loved basketball and always wanted to play—this never changed even when he was experiencing homelessness.
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A story of compassion and change: The Richardson Family Foundation
One afternoon, Stephanie Richardson was people watching out her window and saw a young man sitting on the street with a sign, asking for help.