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

Covenant House Sleep Out: Home Edition is a fundraiser for the Street Outreach program that helps transform the lives of youth experiencing homelessness

Melissa Caron Pendant Fundraiser in Support of Covenant House – This Mother’s Day you can give the gift of beautifully hand-made, locally-crafted jewellery, while also supporting a very important cause.

This month’s guest post features the Crisis Program at Covenant House Vancouver where youth receive compassion and support from a caring team of Youth Workers, Social Workers, and Registered Clinical Counsellors.

Education Support at Covenant House Vancouver – CHV Social Workers work with young people in a variety of different areas of their lives to help them get set up for success.

Community Support Services at Covenant House: In this month’s guest post read about the Drop-In Centre and Street Outreach programs