Covenant House Vancouver is committed to providing the best possible care for youth and treating them with unconditional love and absolute respect. We believe in transparency and fiscal responsibility, ensuring our organization is always in the best position possible to ... Read more

Covenant House Vancouver recently received a wonderful donation of Lug Beaker Masks courtesy of Lug. These stylish, comfortable masks will be used by youth and staff alike helping to keep the Covenant House community safe and healthy. We are so ... Read more

January 7th is I Am a Mentor Day which is a day for volunteer mentors to celebrate their role and reflect on the ways mentees have enhanced their world. Covenant House Vancouver's Mentorship Program gives youth the opportunity to develop healthy and ... Read more

We are excited to share that we have partnered with CIBT’s Sprott Shaw College who have established a scholarship program for young people experiencing homelessness with a scholarship fund of $0.5 million expandable up to $1 million over the next ... Read more

This holiday season a challenge was issued and our supporters came through in a big way for us. Throughout the months of November and December, Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively and anonymous matching donors partnered with us to match all donations ... Read more

From all of us at Covenant House Vancouver we wish you a Happy New Year. We hope that your 2021 is filled with happiness, love and health!

Our Triple Matching Gift Challenge ends on December 31, 2020 but there is still time to show your support for youth working to overcome homelessness. You can make a tax-deductible donation online until 11:59pm for the 2020 tax year. Credit ... Read more

A special donor provided us with a gift to be used for our Advent Calendars. Each year our dedicated Gifts-in-Kind department creates advent calendars filled with surprises for the youth to open, there is always a mixture of treats for the ... Read more

Bass has been coming to our Crisis Program on and off for a couple of years when he needs support. His stays are normally short, no more than a week. This time around he ended up staying with us during ... Read more