Crisis lines & In person crisis services

COVID-19 (22 May 2020) Services remain available by phone. At-the-door services (food bank, food-to-go, basic needs) available Mon, Wed 8:30 am-11:30 am. Reunite will still operate, as usual, youth aged 16-24 can still contact Reunite staff at 613-230-4663 if they have a runaway in need of assistance returning back to parent/guardian, Canada wide program Resource Centre. Uses a variety of programming designed to assist clients Guides and supports youth based on their dreams, goals, and desires Programs include: "Works" Programs Provide things such as challenge, achievement, independence and reward Provides paid opportunities to youth and allows them to further their knowledge or experience in an area of employment or education Includes social support"Matters" Programs Focused quality of life, such as socialization, dignity, friendship, and safetyReunite Assists youth with returning home to their families Serves all of CanadaFinance Matters:Six week financial literacy course that provides: information on debt savings budgeting credit and credit reports saving and investing banking income and taxes, etcJob Action Project Provides employment preparation, skills training, work experience, support and monitoring for 40 youth facing multiple barriers to employmentHousing Based Case Management (HBCM) Program Supported housing program for at-risk and/or homeless youth Each participant is provided with a housing worker, for up to one year, to assist them in finding and maintaining safe and affordable housingYouth in Transition (YIT) and Housing Support Work (HSW) program housing advocacy and search financial literacy basic life and tenant skills goal setting conflict resolution pertinent referrals for youth having signed or eligible to sign a Volunteary Youth Services Agreement (VYSA) with the Children"s Aid Society (CAS)Street Outreach Front-line, street level outreach and crisis intervention Offers personal supplies such as mittens, socks, water, and food