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Sean’s story: Stay the course

Sean’s story: Stay the course

Jul 1, 2022 | Education, First Nations Services, Impact stories, Independent high schools, Youth homelessness

Sean Kinchela moved a lot during his childhood. His mother struggled with addiction and home often didn’t feel safe, so he stayed with friends much of the time. When he was 12, Sean’s mother moved away and he began couch surfing, moving from one friend’s house to the...
Jack’s* story: A sense of connectedness

Jack’s* story: A sense of connectedness

Jun 28, 2022 | First Nations Services, Impact stories, Youth justice

Jack* was struggling to navigate the legal system when he was first referred to Youth Off The Streets.   After experiencing domestic and family violence and drug misuse at home from a young age, he found it difficult to manage his stress and trauma.  He began...
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