OUR BLOG
Who We Serve: 20 Facts About Today’s Youth
We’re exploring Statistics Canada’s youth data to better understand the demographic we serve. Take a look at these 20 interesting facts about today’s youth.
Our Impact: The Number of Youth We Support & How
Numbers don’t lie. We’re sharing this data to help you understand the services we provide and the need for those services in Waterloo Region.
Youth Voices: Ten Anonymous Stories
The impact of oneROOF Youth Services is best reflected in the lives of those we serve. These are some of their stories…
Being Better Allies: Five Things We Do, To Do Better
In honour of Pride Month, we’re taken a look at our organization’s diversity and inclusion efforts.
What's Happening This Youth Week?
Youth Week is the signature fundraiser of oneROOF Youth Services, made up of a collection of events from Monday, May 1st - Sunday, May 7th, 2023. Check out the events happening this #YouthWeek2023
50 Facts About Youth Homelessness
oneROOF Youth Services strives to educate the public on youth homelessness, street life and related issues. Join us as we explore 50 facts about youth homelessness, both locally and nationally.
Understanding The Youth of Waterloo Region
The Children and Youth Planning Table of Waterloo Region have recently released the final round of data from the 2021 Youth Impact Survey. Join us as we explore the data and opinions brought forth by young people in Waterloo Region.
Five Most Memorable Moments of 2022
It’s been an incredible year for oneROOF Youth Services. Join us as we reflect back on the year’s accomplishments.
Homeless For The Holidays
An estimated 150,000 Canadians will be sleeping in shelters, on the street, or in temporary accommodations this Christmas…
Cold Weather & Homelessness
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.