Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Programs”
By Ainsley Chapman On October 20th I rode from Guildwood Presbyterian Church in Toronto’s east end to Knox Presbyterian Church in Oakville – a bike ride that was 70km long. It was something I could do to challenge myself, as a fundraiser in support of Evangel Hall Mission – but it ended up becoming so much more than just a …
Every year on National Housing Day, housing providers go to Queen’s Park and talk to our elected representatives about the urgent need for housing. But something EHM deeply values, is helping to amplify the voice of those whose lives are directly affected by the housing and homelessness crisis. We created opportunities for people who rely on the Drop-In, and for …
By Ainsley Chapman As we approach National Housing Day, November 22nd, EHM is thrilled to share our new Vision, Mission, and Values! Since 2019, the EHM Board has been working hard to understand where EHM can have the biggest impact and meet the most community urgent needs. Just as we have responded to social and economic crises throughout two world …
We elect officials to represent the needs of our communities. Many of us attend Town Halls, have written to or called our elected officials, or signed a petition, to alert them to something important in our community. But when you are focused on just getting through the day and finding a place to sleep, you don’t have the same way …
What makes a home? It’s a place where we feel safe, a place that reflects who we are – it’s a place we want to be. But sometimes it can be difficult to stay on top of the things that need to be done to maintain your apartment, and for some tenants, it can quickly get out of control. And …
Much of what we all love about the holidays is out of reach for many families in Toronto. A safe place to call home. An abundant meal shared with others. A loving family. But EHM works hard during the holidays to change this. The Drop In Centre is more than a place to warm up and have a meal, it is …
At our two residential buildings, EHM and Portland Place, did you know that the community has grown to over 150 tenants? To better serve all tenants, we’ve built ongoing programs that provide them with a safe social haven, featuring uplifting group events where everyone is welcome. The core programs are Coffee Hour and Art Hour, offering collective social time and …
When visiting EHM, you’ll notice a bright new addition to the front of the building. Our Board of Directors and Spiritual Care Committee, gathered to raise an Every Child Matters flag, reaffirming our pledge to work alongside local Indigenous communities as changemakers. At EHM, we see the harmful impact of Residential Schools every day. We are actively connected to the lives …
The Peer Worker Program—a key initiative in our Spiritual Care Program—offers flexible and supportive employment to people who are currently, or recently experiencing homelessness, addiction, or mental health needs. Through this program, clients build a foundation for self-growth through meaningful work, regular income, and the opportunity to be leaders in their community. They are mentored and coached by the Spiritual …
