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.
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Sharing new growth and knowledge on our rooftop garden
On a recent sunny day at Covenant House, the rooftop garden was filled with excitement as a gathered group prepared to dig into the raised beds full of soft,...
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Working together to break the cycle of homelessness – starting today
Working together to break the cycle of homelessness – starting today Back to News & Stories Share Every night, up to 40,000 13-24-year-olds experience homelessness in...
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Pathways to a brighter future through partnership and positivity
*Michael loves his job at an indoor obstacle course, Pursuit OCR – a local business that prides itself on helping adults feel like kids again.
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A Safe Space to Find Community & Support
*Gregory used to hide his emotions behind humour and a tough exterior. Despite being surrounded by others facing similar challenges, he kept any struggles he experienced tightly guarded.
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Finding healing and confidence through cultural reconnection: A Conversation with Elder-In-Residence Harry Snowboy
For decades, Harry Snowboy has walked alongside Indigenous youth, offering counseling, support and cultural connection.
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Creating opportunities – Ed Formosa’s story
Ed Formosa has had a decade long interest in philanthropy, first with his time volunteering with various community organizations before becoming a monthly donor to Covenant House.
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Building life skills and confidence through food budgeting
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.
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Finding strength through mentorship
As a young person, *Gabe yearned to be understood, to find a place where he felt like he belonged. He left home as a teenager and couch-surfed, while navigating...