Approximately 30 per cent of people experiencing homelessness are younger than age 24. Children who experience homelessness have significantly higher rates of emotional, behavioural, and immediate and long-term health problems.

They often struggle with self-esteem, which puts them at risk for substance use, suicide, and other negative outcomes.

We offer services such as mental health counselling, job skills training and rehabilitation. Homeless children also have access to a program that provides school tutoring.