Lindsay's blog

This is part two of a two-part series on how to develop partnerships across sectors in prevention efforts, highlighting examples from our work with education and social services.

Considerations for Permanent Housing: Ideas and perspectives of women and gender-diverse people experiencing complex homelessness 

The health of service providers plays an important role in providing high quality and effective health and social care, as

This post is part one of a two-part series on how to develop partnerships across sectors in prevention efforts, highlighting examples from our work with education and social services. Stay tuned for Part 2 next week - lessons from practice. 

The primary aim of this blog post is to articulate what I see as the possibilities and potential pitfalls associated with social research and development (R&D) and social innovation in terms of our capacity to address a social problem like homelessness.

Jen (a pseudonym) is a bright, cheerful young woman who is wise beyond her years.

When our teams at A Way Home Canada and the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness released a follow-up survey to dig deeper into what we heard from the youth-serving sector in

“Demand [for mental health and substance use supports] has increased. Serious changes need to be made to support youth and connect with them at a level that resonates…”

Ending homelessness is ultimately a human endeavor. It involves relationships, meeting people where they are at, and seeking to find solutions that are a point of common understanding.

The COVID-19 Policing and Homelessness Initiative was launched in June 2020, with the goal of documenting the relations between policing agents and people experiencing homelessness during the pandemic.