Finding a job isn't equally accessible for everyone. For youth experiencing homelessness, barriers like unstable housing, discrimination, gaps in employment history, and limited access to transportation or technology can make securing meaningful work incredibly difficult. Learn how social enterprises are helping break down these barriers by creating paid employment opportunities, building workplace skills, and opening doors to long-term success.

Did you know that 2SLGBTQ+ youth make up an estimated 25% of the youth homeless population, despite representing only a small percentage of all young people? Discover the unique challenges they face, why inclusive shelters matter, and how organizations can create safer spaces where every youth feels seen, supported, and valued.

Harm reduction is often misunderstood, but at its core, it’s about compassion, dignity, and keeping people safe. Learn why this evidence-based approach saves lives, builds trust, and creates pathways to healing for youth and communities alike.

[REPOST] The sharing of food is a vital part of the support system we offer to youth experiencing homelessness or at risk. The kitchen at oneROOF Youth Services is powered by the generosity of our community…

[REPOST] What we know as ‘extreme temperatures’ actually accounted for less than 1% of the deaths that occurred. Cold weather injuries can be contracted when you least expect them. It’s important to discuss weather-related injuries and explore the factors that worsen those commonly eliciting the homeless population, such as frostbite and hypothermia.

In this instalment of "The Faces of oneROOF," we're highlighting Zoey Taylor, Brianna Rieck, Jared Penner⁠, Earl Loreto, and Deep Odedra.

In this fourth instalment of "The Faces of oneROOF," we're highlighting Sarah Whearty, Jeremiah Bamikole, Jet De Vera, Idris Ibrahim, Aparna Chandran Hemachandran, and Shaelah Burnett.

Find oneROOF Youth Services on TikTok, Reel, and YouTube shorts. Short-form video format is perfect for sharing stories, showcasing programs, and highlighting staff and youth experiences in a creative and digestible way.

In this third instalment of "The Faces of oneROOF," we're highlighting Sophia Krusky, Brittany Plummer, Madison Bell, Madeline Watkins, Bridget David, and Tunde Akintola.

In this first instalment of "The Faces of oneROOF," we're highlighting Wally Qasemi, Stephanie Martinovic⁠, Xavier Hansen⁠, Adewale Ajibade⁠, Gavin Moore, and Sophia Krusky.