The young people that come to Covenant House Vancouver, come from many different walks of life. From troubled pasts to broken homes, youth come to us for guidance, love, and support. From the moment they arrive to the day that ... Read more

When Ross arrived at the Crisis Program, he struggled almost daily to cope with his overwhelming anxiety and other mental health concerns. He had a very hard time with social interactions, regulating his emotions, and would become overwhelmed quite easily. ... Read more

Vancouver musician Brad Bauman (a.k.a. Mercury Teardrop) released his new single Nemesis on May 1st and will donate three months of royalties to Covenant House Vancouver. Nemesis reflects on the struggles faced by individuals with mental health issues and those ... Read more

This CMHA Mental Health Week, the focus is on how naming, expressing, and dealing with our emotions — the ones we like and the ones we don’t — is important for our mental health.Many youth living on the streets of ... Read more

For a lot of us, the idea of self-care comes naturally. Whether it’s going for a run, knitting, or reading a book, we can easily identify ways we relax and take care of ourselves in order to present our best self ... Read more

We are excited to share that RBC Foundation is funding $10,000 to increase technology capacity at Covenant House Vancouver in the form of new computers and technology upgrades. COVID-19 has changed so much about the way we interact with each ... Read more

The pandemic has been a significant challenge for so many of us, but for drug users and those who are doing their best to stay sober it has been particularly difficult.*Tammara stayed at the Crisis Program early in the pandemic, ... Read more

Social workers make a real difference in the lives of people, families, and communities across the country. The provincial government has declared March 14-20, 2021 Social Work Week in British Columbia. The theme for 2021 is Social Work is Essential. Every ... Read more

Dedicated professionals slept apart but together last night in solidarity with young people facing homelessness to raise critical funds for our Mental Health and Addition Programs. Donations were matched by Co-Pilot Properties Ltd. and we are grateful for their support. ... Read more

Tonight, Covenant House Vancouver will host Sleep Out: Professionals Edition. As a virtual event, dedicated professionals will be sleeping out “together” while remaining physically apart to raise funds and awareness for youth experiencing homelessness. “Sleepers” will interact by video with ... Read more