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YWS Community Newsletter – Jan 2026

by YWS | 4 days ago | YWS Newsletters | 0 Comments

Wardlaw Crescent

by YWS | 7 months ago | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

New Supportive Housing Development at 7–9 Wardlaw Crescent Steve Doherty, YWS Executive Director I am proud to share that YWS is expanding our Helix Project by taking the lead on and becoming the future operator of a transformative new supportive housing development...

2025 Summer Newsletter

by YWS | 7 months ago | YWS Newsletters | 0 Comments

Youth4Youth: Humber Polytechnic

by YWS | 9 months ago | Latest Post, News, Youth4Youth | 0 Comments

Youth4Youth: Celebrating a Successful Semester of Event Management at Humber Polytechnic For four years, YWS has partnered with Humber Polytechnic’s Event Management students to create meaningful events to support the youth who call YWS home. This semester, under the...

2025 Spring Newsletter

by YWS | 10 months ago | News, YWS Newsletters | 0 Comments

Change the Narrative with Sylvia Mantella

by YWS | 10 months ago | Change The Narrative | 0 Comments

Heart-to-Heart with Sylvia Mantella For the past 13 years, Mantella Corporation, under the leadership of Sylvia Mantella, has been a proud Presenting Sponsor of Time4Change, our annual art activism event. Mantella recognizes the power of activism and engagement in...

Beastmas

by YWS | December 13, 2024 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

On the fifth year of Beastmas... In these challenging times, charities across Canada, including YWS, are facing new hurdles each year as we strive to support those who rely on us. Reports over the past couple of years show a concerning trend: while fewer people are...

2024 Winter Newsletter

by YWS | December 11, 2024 | YWS Newsletters | 0 Comments

2024 Fall Newsletter

by YWS | October 1, 2024 | YWS Newsletters | 0 Comments

Change The Narrative – Meet Karla

by YWS | August 13, 2024 | Change The Narrative, Latest Post | 0 Comments

Meet Karla. Karla came to stay at YWS back in 2023. She left home due to a history of violence and wanted to make the necessary changes to break the cycle of trauma. This would be no small task, and she knew it would take a lot of hard work. Karla knew that getting...