Support Canadian Homeless Shelters Responding to COVID-19

The best way to stand with young people is by making a gift to support our crisis response.

Hollyburn Family Services Society is providing support to seniors experiencing homelessness.

We are helping people on streets, low income and homeless people survive by feeding them and a warm SMILE a HELLO and saying we all will be OK.

DTES Response

A Way Home Kamloops Society is supporting youth ages 16-25 who are at risk of or currently experiencing homelessness through the COVID-19 crisis.

The essential services provided by The Mustard Seed wouldn’t be possible without your support. Donate today!

Habitat families are in an income bracket that makes them very vulnerable to the current economic slow down.

MAWS is calling for help to raise funds that will benefit victims of violence.

We are operating an emergency food bank because so many have shut their doors leaving people without a stable source of food.

We are in the process of growing some of our programs to assist our city in the delivery of food and support to individuals most at risk.

Imagine trying to practice social distancing, self-isolation and hand-washing without a roof over your head.

Support homeless youth during the pandemic. Your gift helps us respond quickly to emergent challenges and be flexible in meeting the needs of youth.

Main Street Project is a community health agency that provides community outreach, emergency shelter, food bank services and residential housing.

Your gift will help provide food, shelter and medical care to some of our city’s most vulnerable.

PARC champions food security - we are providing meals and drop-in services to homeless individuals, and a hot meal-to-go to those who have an address.

Donate now to save lives from COVID-19.

Provide meals, emergency groceries and more today for those in need.

We are committed to remaining on the front-line during the COVID-19 pandemic.

People who are experiencing poverty and homelessness in Toronto need you now more than ever.

Your gift will support mothers living in poverty by providing key services such as food bank, mental health counselling, employment, daycare and more.

Urban Abbey began this week to provide shelter and daily meals to populations in the City of Thunder Bay

COVID-19 is now in our community and there is great concern for the vulnerable and marginalized people in Hamilton who access our programs.

St. Mary’s Drop-In Centre cares for the material, emotional and spiritual needs of the homeless and those most in need in the city of Kingston.

We provide a safe shelter and extended the time of stay for those in need at this time.

Support Indigenous people who experiencing homelessness with food, housing transition, supplies, cultural supports, and a managed alcohol program

Ensure the access to nutritious food for these vulnerable young people. Donate today.

We are their home during this crisis and now we need YOUR help to make a difference in the lives of some of our most vulnerable community members.

We have been giving online support, collecting and distributing medical supplies and food items to persons with disabilities and their families.

Project Home provides supports to individuals experiencing homelessness, some of the most vulnerable during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Providing a Safe Space during Covid-19

We are an essential service for young people and continue to provide our daily support to those living on the streets and in our residential programs.

St. Felix Centre has remained open 24/7 during the pandemic, ready to respond to an alarming increase in demand for our services. We need you!

Income and housing are health issues. “We're all in this together!” is the rallying cry for social justice on the other side of this pandemic.

Donations will go towards critical supplies needed to keep the shelter operating during COVID-19.

By adapting to current restrictions, we are endeavouring to continue our ambition of feeding the homeless, indigent and street people of our area.

Project SHARE provides emergency food to families who are living below the poverty line in Niagara Falls & unable to meet their basic needs.

As the COVID-19 public health crisis unfolds in Ottawa, we continue to care for the most vulnerable members of our community.

Income and housing are health issues. “We're all in this together!” is the rallying cry for social justice on the other side of this pandemic.

People who are homeless often have compromised health, which may leave them more vulnerable to COVID-19

ACSA is working hard to serve our communities, particularly those most vulnerable, during this difficult time.

We are providing emergency funds to young families so they can keep their apartments, feed their children, and stay safe during this pandemic.

The task of preventing and reducing the risk of transmission of COVID-19 among Montreal's homeless population is a colossal one-, we need your help!

We need you to make a financial donation to help us purchase the food we need to cook over 350 meals daily

The Shelters are working to keep our residents safe in a time of great uncertainty.

Throughout the COVID-19 global pandemic, Phoenix continues to support youth (11-24 years), their families, and our community.

Harvest House Atlantic has stepped up its regular operations to serve the community of Moncton during the COVID-19 Pandemic.