How Covenant House supports the mental health needs of today’s youth
Every day, we see more young people come through our doors with increasingly complex mental health needs.
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Covenant House Toronto introduces “Home of the Unbreakable,” reframing how Canadians see and support youth experiencing homelessness
TORONTO, May 4, 2026 – Covenant House Toronto, Canada’s largest charity serving youth experiencing homelessness, is introducing Home of the Unbreakable: a powerful expression of its belief in the...
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Home of the Unbreakable
Home of the Unbreakable Every day and every night, too many young people are facing an impossible choice: Stay in unsafe situations, or face homelessness...
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How community partnerships provide opportunity for youth experiencing homelessness
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...
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Opening doors to possibility: How our employment centre helps youth build confidence, skills, and stability
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...
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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.
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On set and inspired: Youth learn about film industry through generosity of donors
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...
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Covenant House sees increase in youth being lured online and recommends early safety conversations
Toronto, ON – February 18, 2026 – There continues to be a concerning increase in sex trafficking cases targeting young people, primarily online through social media platforms.
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Youth leading the way in the kitchen
At Covenant House Toronto, youth-led cooking workshops are about more than making a meal.