Meet Our Family: Desiree

To youth and staff here at Covenant House Vancouver, we’re more than just a program – we’re family. In this video, Youth Worker Desiree shares her story of how she was able to create a safe sanctuary space for the guys in our Male-identified Crisis Program to relax, unwind, and do a little bit of self-care:

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