Northpine Foundation has announced a significant investment of $500,000 in the Youth LEAPS’ Learn2Work initiative to tackle the issue of unemployment and loss of self-sufficiency among youth in Scarborough, Ontario.
“The lack of access to mental health services for refugees demands innovative solutions and that’s why we’re excited about Sayvn, an accessible, affordable, proven mental health service that we hope to bring to refugees across Canada through collaboration with settlement agencies.” – Bayan Khatib, Impact Director
This investment will enable the organization to train and employ FIPs as volunteers and facilitators across Canada, as well as providing assistance for pardon services.
This investment will facilitate the transformation of essential private businesses into sustainable social purpose organizations (SPOs).
Coverdale Justice Society announces the finalization of the location for its new transition house, Honour House and a commitment to core operational funding for Honour House from the The Department of Community Services.
Big Feed is on a mission to redefine food distribution in Newfoundland and Labrador, using existing resources for two-way distribution, to bridge the gap between urban markets and rural communities.
An investment of $500,000 will tackle the issue of unemployment among people with disabilities (PWD) in Newfoundland and Labrador and bridge the skilled worker gap in the tech sector.
Refugee Housing Canada invites hosts to rent their spare rooms to refugees through a pilot of their home-sharing platform in response to the recent shelter shortage.
The $1 million commitment to the SAAAC Autism Centre in Scarborough will empower young, neurodiverse adults to find employment and lead fulfilling lives in their communities.
The Northpine Foundation will invest $600,000 to support Happipad’s refugee housing home share platform to address the pressing issue of affordable housing for refugees in Canada.