The challenges faced by neurodivergent people is significant. But what about the neurodivergent young people who are at risk of, or experiencing, homelessness? Covenant House Vancouver (CHV) shared what they are seeing, and how they are supporting neurodivergent youth.

It has been a busy year at Covenant House Vancouver (CHV), and they wanted to reach out
and thank everyone for their support and kindness.

Over the last five years, Covenant House Vancouver has helped 500+ youth find a safe place to call home. You can help youth find their way home, and there’s no better time than now!

Your support enables Covenant House Vancouver to grow their programs and services to better serve youth in the community. From now until December 31st, your donation will be matched.

At Covenant House Vancouver, 35% of the youth they serve identify as being part of the 2SLGBTQAI+ community. Each August, CHV participates in two key Pride events in Vancouver.

July 15, 2025 is the 10th anniversary of World Youth Skills Day, celebrating the strategic importance of equipping young people with skills for employment.

Covenant House Vancouver ensures that their staff are equipped with the knowledge and sensitivity needed to support 2SLGBTQAI+ individuals.

In this month’s Covenant House guest post, we hear Christine’s story and learn how youth have the freedom to thrive and build a life openly, without fear. Until June 30th, your donations will be doubled.

Covenant House Vancouver provides accessible, trauma-informed care, and offers free art therapy for young people who access their services.

This International Women’s Day (March 8) Covenant House Vancouver is committed to empowering young women, girls, and gender-diverse youth, who face unique challenges that often contribute to, or are a result of, homelessness.