It’s Social Work Week in British Columbia and this month Covenant House shares how Youth Workers, Social Worker, and Registered Clinical Counsellors support youth.

Challenges are the Lyrics to Life’s Song – In this month’s Covenant House Vancouver Catch Up, Jason Bosher shares Makia’s story of compassion and perseverance.

Register now for the Covenant House Sleep Out: Champions Edition taking place February 17, 2022 to raise funds for CHV’s Crisis Program

United We Are a Force for HOPE! Your donations to Covenant House Vancouver will be TRIPLE matched until December 31, 2021. Read more in this month’s #CHVCatchUp guest post.

In this month’s #CHVCatchUp update from Covenant House Vancouver, we mark the 10th anniversary of Sleep Out: Executive Edition November 18, 2021

This month’s #CHVCatchUp guest post from Covenant House Vancouver focuses on World Homeless Day and ways you can support those experiencing homelessness

Long-Term Support at Covenant House Vancouver – Through their Rights of Passage Program, they provide youth with safe, affordable housing and support as they transition to independent living.

Three Vital Roles at Covenant House Vancouver: What’s the difference between a Youth Worker, a Social Worker, and a Registered Clinical Counsellor?

Homelessness and LGBTQ2S+ Youth
 – in this month’s Covenant House guest post, learn about the support and resources they offer LGBTQ2S+ youth

Indigenous Youth are Overrepresented Among Youth Experiencing Homelessness
 – see how CHV marked Indigenous Peoples Day and more