Bridging The Gap Halton

08/11/2026

Although this simulation is presented in Vancouver, it is representative of the housing struggles individuals face

Inspired by a true story. Choose your path forward in Locked Out: The Maze of Mental Health and Housing.

07/30/2026

Greetings fellow community members! If you are a part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in Halton (or an ally!) we'd be honored if you would consider sharing stories or experiences with us. Check out our survey at https://buff.ly/XHBju3N or visit the QR Code in the poster below!

Peace and love,

Steven

07/15/2026

03/27/2026

Youth homelessness is a pressing issue in Canada, with thousands of young people struggling to find stable and secure housing. In Halton Region, the Children’s Aid Foundation of Halton supports the Bridging the Gap program, which provides critical support to youth ages 16–24 who are experiencing or at risk of becoming unhoused.

The Bridging the Gap program is designed to address the root causes of youth becoming unhoused, including poverty, family conflict, and mental health issues. By providing a safe and supportive environment, the program helps youth to:

Complete their education and gain employment skills
Access healthcare and counseling services
Develop life skills and independence
Rebuild relationships with family and community

Learn more about our programs, including Bridging the Gap, at: cafh.ca/our-programs

03/25/2026

Concerned about the housing crisis in your community?

Join us at the Halton Hills Public Library in Georgetown this Saturday, March 28 for an afternoon of story sharing and connection.

The CDH Lived Experience Initiative connects with voices of lived experience with homelessness to inform policy and action that we might take as a community as we work to realize the right to housing for all. Registration to this event is free, and we hope to see you there!

Register here: https://buff.ly/NG4HBXe

Learn more about our work by visiting our website at https://buff.ly/uHmAzeZ

03/13/2026

Thank you to everyone who participated in our second annual Moonlight on Mainway event in support of the Bridging the Gap program.

Youth homelessness is a pressing issue in Canada, with thousands of young people struggling to find stable and secure housing. In Halton Region, the Children’s Aid Foundation of Halton supports the Bridging the Gap program in providing critical support to youth aged 16 – 24 who are experiencing or at risk of becoming unhoused.

We're especially grateful to The Home Depot Canada and their , which raises critical funds to prevent and end youth homelessness in Canada.

Together, we’re pleased to share that $19,500 was raised in support of youth in .