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Each February, staff and youth at Covenant House come together to celebrate Black History Month, by recognizing and celebrating the achievements and contributions of Black Canadians and their communities.
When *Christopher first arrived in Toronto, he faced the extremely challenging experience of not having a safe and stable place to stay.
The Toronto youth homelessness sector is issuing an urgent call for youth-specific interventions and prevention efforts to address the growing youth homelessness crisis in the city.
At just 17, Michael left a difficult home life and arrived at the doors of Covenant House.
When Mickey arrived at Covenant House, she was shy yet determined to build a positive future for herself.
This weekend, Canada’s largest organization supporting youth experiencing homelessness is opening an additional 45 beds to help make sure young people have a safe and warm place to stay...
After leaving home Mason* was searching for a safe place to land, where stability felt possible and they could get back on their feet.
When *Zuri received an education bursary from Covenant House last year, it provided her with more than just financial support—it also gave her hope.
Since she was a small child, Evangeline has been moved to help others. If she noticed a person in need outside of a grocery store, 3-year-old Evangeline would urge...