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Youth shelters are an invaluable resource in the fight against youth homelessness. The shelter system is integral for immediate intervention in times of crisis and long-term support of youth without support elsewhere. Without youth shelters to take on the brunt of emergency response, we wouldn’t get anywhere. Too many youths would be outright lost to the adult system or the streets. In this three-part mini-series, we will uncover the truth of life in a youth shelter in Peel, from both a service provider and youth perspective. We’ll capture some of the rules, norms, and taboos that exist within youth shelters to keep them comfortable, practical, and secure for everyone. In this episode, we interview three more youths who were living in Brampton Youth Shelter in August of 2023. We’ll hear their stories, learn their insights, and heed their calls to action. Want to Volunteer? Want to become a Bridgebuilder? Email us at info@restcentres.org with the subject line, "I want to help!" and let us know what you're interested in doing with us. Follow up with REST Centres: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Organization (Canada Helps) …
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedYouth shelters are an invaluable resource in the fight against youth homelessness. The shelter system is integral for immediate intervention in times of crisis and long-term support of youth without support elsewhere. Without youth shelters to take on the brunt of emergency response, we wouldn’t get anywhere. Too many youths would be outright lost to the adult system or the streets. In this three-part mini-series, we will uncover the truth of life in a youth shelter in Peel, from both a service provider and youth perspective. We’ll capture some of the rules, norms, and taboos that exist within youth shelters to keep them comfortable, practical, and secure for everyone. In this episode, we interview three youths who were living in Brampton Youth Shelter in August of 2023. We’ll hear their stories, learn their insights, and heed their calls to action. Want to Volunteer? Want to become a Bridgebuilder? Email us at info@restcentres.org with the subject line, "I want to help!" and let us know what you're interested in doing with us. Follow up with REST Centres: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Organization (Canada Helps)…
Youth shelters are an invaluable resource in the fight against youth homelessness. The shelter system is integral for immediate intervention in times of crisis and long-term support of youth without support elsewhere. Without youth shelters to take on the brunt of emergency response, we wouldn’t get anywhere. Too many youths would be outright lost to the adult system or the streets. In this three-part mini-series, we will uncover the truth of life in a youth shelter in Peel, from both a service provider and youth perspective. We’ll capture some of the rules, norms, and taboos that exist within youth shelters to keep them comfortable, practical, and secure for everyone. In this episode, Youth Support Supervisor Crystal Groves, Youth Worker Latoya Green, and Complex Case Coordinator Abigail Fraser-Dillon from Our Place Peel share what life is like inside the shelter as service providers. Let's learn about the services provided, their impact on the community, and the pros and cons of the youth shelter system. Follow up with Our Place Peel: Website | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn Sign up for DL4L here! We would like to thank the Laidlaw Foundation for their generous funding of REST Centres' new "My Story, My Power" program! Want to Volunteer? Want to become a Bridgebuilder? Email us at info@restcentres.org with the subject line, "I want to help!" and let us know what you're interested in doing with us. Follow up with REST Centres: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Organization (Canada Helps)…
When the world shut down in 2020, international student Sasha had nowhere to go. Racing against the ticking clock of her university residence shutting down, Sasha and her friends rushed to find housing in the GTA. Little did they know the nightmare they were diving into. On this episode of Homelessness in Hiding: Our Youth Between the Cracks, we’ll hear Sasha’s story of renting in the GTA as an international student. Her experiences expose the tricky landscape of unlawful deposits, awful maintenance, and, in her words, the practice of social law versus legal law. Want to Volunteer? Email us at info@restcentres.org with the subject line, "I want to volunteer!" and let us know what you want to do with us. Further Reading: A report about international student fees // Lodging Houses ( Brampton ) ( Mississauga ) // International Students In Canada Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Organization (Canada Helps)…
Homelessness and poverty are complicated issues that so often feel like they’re being overlooked by the people in charge. With the skyrocketing costs of living and the harder it's become to find deep-cut affordable housing, it's so easy to feel like everyone’s last priority. In this episode of Homelessness in Hiding: Our Youth Between the Cracks, host Mya Moniz sits down with Councillor Martin Reid, the new councilor for Mississauga’s Ward 9, which covers Meadowvale and Central Erin Mills. Today, we get to know a little more about who he is, how he wants to his community heal from poverty, and how he plans to use his position in office to amplify the issues that matter to us. Cllr Reid's Resources: Open Window Hub Follow up with Martin Reid: Website | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn Sign up for DL4L here! It's not too late! Want to Volunteer? Emails us at info@restcentres.org with the subject line, "I want to volunteer!" and let us know what you're interested in doing with us. Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Show (Canada Helps)…
Renting life is complicated to navigate, especially for independent youth. Even if a tenant is completely within their rights to stay in the face of a threatened eviction, beyond a certain point, upholding your rights gets complicated when your safety is in danger. In this episode of Homelessness in Hiding: Our Youth Between the Cracks, Host Mya Moniz chats with Chev, an anonymous youth client of REST Centres who was illegally evicted by her landlord and roommate earlier this year. She’s here to tell her story, share the warning signs, and offer advice to any youth in similar situations. Further Reading: Official Ontario Lease Agreement (Government of Ontario) Housing Law (Steps to Justice) (Eviction) (Eviction Process) Call 311 or visit your city's website: (Brampton) (Mississauga) (Caledon) Registered Two-Dwelling Units (2023): (Brampton) (Mississauga) Want to Volunteer ? Emails us at info@restcentres.org with the subject line, "I want to volunteer!" and let us know what you're interested in doing with us. Are you interested in joining our Board of Directors ? Learn more about the opportunity here ! Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Show (Canada Helps)…
One Youth shares her experience in a psychologically abusive household and her escape in this episode of Homelessness in Hiding: Our Youth Between the Cracks. Host Mya Moniz sits with "Vee," an anonymous youth client of REST Centres who shares her story of homelessness risk, and how she found her way to REST Centres and beyond. Vee's resources: Reaching Adolescents in Need Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Organization (Canada Helps)…
Let's take our breakdown of food insecurity beyond the dinner table. From social stigma to long-term impacts, food insecurity is about more than just food–especially for the next generation. Kirstin Beardsley , the CEO of Food Banks Canada, a national organization that supports food banks across Canada and advocates for the end of food insecurity, altogether. She shares the history of food banking in Canada, the importance of supporting food banks, and the systemic and societal impacts of food insecurity in the long run Further Reading: Household Food Insecurity (UofT) // When Food Becomes the Next Expense You Have to Cut (The Star) // Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (Simply Psychology) // Food Banks Canada's Hunger Count (2022) // Kirstin in the News about Food Insecurity (CTV News) Follow up with Food Banks Canada: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // LinkedIn Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Organization (Canada Helps)…
Let’s talk about food insecurity, how it intersects with homelessness and poverty, and how the current inflation crisis amplifies the problem tenfold. Christie Lind and Nichole Norris , the Director of Strategic Initiatives and the Programs Manager from the Mississauga Food Bank define food insecurity, share some data and personal anecdotes from their work, and tell all about the ways food insecurity intersects with so many parts of life–especially in today’s financial crisis--all featuring special guest host Daphna Nussbaum from the Peel Alliance to End Homelessness. Further Reading: Household Food Insecurity (UofT) // When Food Becomes the Next Expense You Have to Cut (The Star) // Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (Simply Psychology) // Mississauga Food Bank 2022 Impact Report Follow up with The Mississauga Food Bank: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // LinkedIn Follow up with The Peel Alliance to End Homelessness: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // Linkedin Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Organization (Canada Helps)…
Let's talk about youth homelessness in 2022 and how REST Centres strives to serve the over two-hundred youth in our care in this episode of Homelessness in Hiding: Our Youth Between the Cracks. Host Mya Moniz sits with REST Program Manager Nikima Leslie and REST Case Manager Jacqui Henry to show how the homeless youth community now needs REST Centres more than ever before. Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Organization (Canada Helps)…
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedThis episode of Homelessness in Hiding: Our Youth Between the Cracks is part four of our four-part series about encampment communities. In this episode, we hear the stories of those actively experiencing homelessness and their closes friends and allies, straight from the encampment communities, themselves. Today, you will hear the real stories of real people from endless walks of life. People just like me. People just like you. People. People. People. --- Encampment communities have been around for decades, but the COVID-19 pandemic has complicated and proliferated their existence in Peel, Canada, and worldwide. At the beginning of the pandemic, the Region of Peel supported the increase in encampment communities, even promising that established communities would not be disturbed. Ontario, as well, was supporting folks by providing municipalities like Peel with emergency funding to provide folks experiencing homelessness with rooms in hotels and motels if they wanted them. Now, however, in 2022, much of that funding–much of that understanding, that compassion–has run out. Let's talk about that. Further Reading: Kitchener-Waterloo Supporting Encampment Communities // A National Strategy for Encampment Communities (Make the Shift) // Precipitated Withdrawal // Donna's Shelter (Ernestine's) // Free Period Products in Peel (new!) Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Show (Canada Helps)…
This episode of Homelessness in Hiding: Our Youth Between the Cracks is part three of our four-part series about encampment communities. Host Mya Moniz sits with Jimmy Kim and Mari Leesment, two Organizational Leaders with the Blue Tent Church. This religious organization serves people experiencing homelessness in the Region of Peel and works closely with a number of encampment residents. Blue Tent Church serves anyone in need of community, connection, and love. Their weekly congregations and barbecue act as a safe space for folks to come together, give thanks to whomever and whatever they feel, share their stories, and find comfort and trust in each other. Hear about the remarkable transformation of two community leaders and the heartwarming stories of those living rough on the streets of Peel. --- Encampment communities have been around for decades, but the COVID-19 pandemic has complicated and proliferated their existence in Peel, Canada, and worldwide. At the beginning of the pandemic, the Region of Peel supported the increase in encampment communities, even promising that established communities would not be disturbed. Ontario, as well, was supporting folks by providing municipalities like Peel with emergency funding to provide folks experiencing homelessness with rooms in hotels and motels if they wanted them. Now, however, in 2022, much of that funding–much of that understanding, that compassion–has run out. Let's talk about that. Further Reading: Kitchener-Waterloo Supporting Encampment Communities // A National Strategy for Encampment Communities (Make the Shift) VOTE! Peel Region Elections Support us at the Toronto Waterfront Marathon: Learn More // REST Registration Link More from REST: DL4L Registration // World Homeless Day Follow up with the Blue Tent Church: Facebook Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Show (Canada Helps)…
This episode of Homelessness In Hiding: Our Youth Between the Cracks is the second of a four-part series about Encampment Communities. Host Mya Moniz sits with Michelle Bilek, the National Field Organizer for the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness, to discuss how encampment communities intersect with the discussion of human rights, what it means to exercise our human rights while experiencing homelessness, and how the Region of Peel and its citizens can better approach encampment communities to keep them safe and legitimate. --- Encampment communities have been around for decades, but the COVID-19 pandemic has complicated and proliferated their existence in Peel, Canada, and worldwide. At the beginning of the pandemic, the Region of Peel supported the increase in encampment communities, even promising that established communities would not be disturbed. Ontario, as well, was supporting folks by providing municipalities like Peel with emergency funding to provide folks experiencing homelessness with rooms in hotels and motels if they wanted them. Now, however, in 2022, much of that funding–much of that understanding, that compassion–has run out. Let's talk about that. Further Reading: Kitchener-Waterloo Supporting Encampment Communities // A National Strategy for Encampment Communities (Make the Shift) VOTE! Peel Region Elections Support us at the Toronto Waterfront Marathon: Learn More // REST Registration Link Follow up with the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube Resources from Michelle: Peel ACORN Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Show (Canada Helps)…
This episode of Homelessness In Hiding: Our Youth Between the Cracks is the first of a four-part series about Encampment Communities, where we break down the emotional, political, and practical sides of encampment communities to discuss their importance in the fight against the housing crisis. Host Mya Moniz sits with Nat Kaminski, Harm Reduction Outreach & Peer Programs Supervisor, and Monica Fantini, Harm Reduction & Satellite Programs Outreach Worker of MOYO: Health and Community Services to discuss how hard it is to find your footing after falling into homelessness, and how important it is for the community of Peel to protect encampment communities and their residents. -- Encampment communities have been around for decades, but the COVID-19 pandemic has complicated and proliferated their existence in Peel, Canada, and worldwide. At the beginning of the pandemic, the Region of Peel supported the increase in encampment communities, even promising that established communities would not be disturbed. Ontario, as well, was supporting folks by providing municipalities like Peel with emergency funding to provide folks experiencing homelessness with rooms in hotels and motels if they wanted them. Now, however, in 2022, much of that funding–much of that understanding, that compassion–has run out. Let's talk about that. Further Reading: Tent Encampments are Popping up around Peel (The Pointer) // Kitchener-Waterloo Supporting Encampment Communities // A National Strategy for Encampment Communities (Make the Shift) VOTE! Peel Region Elections Follow up with MOYO: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram Resources from Nat: Peel Helping Hands (Instagram) Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Show (Canada Helps)…
This episode celebrates the one-year anniversary of Homelessness in Hiding: Our Youth Between the Cracks with a sit-down, tell-all with founding member and host, Mya Moniz. Guest host Shian Smalling chats with Mya about her perspective as REST’s Advocacy Podcast Coordinator; Mya tells us about what it’s like to rent as a young person in a skyrocketing housing crisis, what she’s learned about homelessness, youth homelessness, and surrounding issues, and how the podcast has changed her outlook on life and how she hopes it does the same for others. Further Reading: Official Ontario Lease Agreement (Government of Ontario) // Housing Law (Steps to Justice) (Automatic Renewals) (Rent Increases) (Month-to-Month Renting) // Regional Council of Peel (Region of Peel) Mya's Other Appearances: Regional Council of Peel Delegation (REST Centres) // News Article (Mississauga News) // Podcast Episode (The Pointer) Follow up with REST: Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // YouTube // Linkedin // Support the Show (Canada Helps)…
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