Provides shelter and support for women aged 16-30 who are homeless.

Works to ensure that the concerns of low-income people in Canada are heard and respected.

Ensures that Aboriginal people can access a high quality of services in urban areas.

Provides single adults with partly furnished rooms for monthly rental, health and wellness facility membership, local phone services; to provide adults and families: accomodations, local phone services, facility access, food money; To provide youth aged 16 to 19 with furnished room, phone and gym access, life skills programs, and goal-setting and achievement program; and to provide on a user pay basis referrals to a budget hotel on nightly or weekly basis for crisis or transient use.

Provides information on available services and programs; conducts individual assessments; determines client's eligibility for services; plans a program of care; and arranges for the services to be delivered.

A network of front line workers and individuals working with homeless populations in communities across Canada. Focus of activity: sharing information; identifying points for collaboration, and influencing federal policy on homelessness and housing issues.

Provides outreach to Native street youth and evening drop-in programs for youth, focussing on culturally based healing circles.

Community-based, 21 bed facility providing support and services to Aboriginal women and children. Program and service philosophy is to strengthen and support Native women who have experienced victimization to become self-sufficient.

Helps empower women by being involved in developing and changing legislation which affects them, and by involving them in the development and delivery of programs promoting equal opportunity for Aboriginal women.

Serves women and their familes by providing social services to women in the city including cultural, social, housing and advocacy.