Every year at EHM, we aim to do better in serving our community. This credo has never been more important than during the pandemic, which has strained us all in such challenging ways. So, EHM continues to provide resources that are in short supply: hearty meals, stable housing, and personal care items like toiletries. But social distancing has quickly created …
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 …
After a year of cooperative planning, we are thrilled to announce that Portland Place and EHM officially merged on January 1st, 2022! We have become a stronger, united entity with a shared mission to better serve our communities. Together, we can enhance our services and infrastructure more effectively than ever before. Tenants will benefit in numerous ways, including: A bigger, …
EHM supports a diverse community of individuals and families from across Toronto/Tkaronto, and around the globe, representing a beautiful mosaic of cultures and histories. We are working hard to learn about Canada’s history, to understand how it shapes the experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour in Canada, and what role we play in helping to dismantle systems of …
With the pandemic pushing people apart, EHM’s core programs are more important than ever. Because everyone needs a space where they can go and know that they’re welcome—no matter what. That’s why our Women’s Group provides a safe, compassionate community for women to gain support, build friendships, and enjoy group activities like arts and crafts. To discuss its positive impact, …
Throughout December some client services are running under adjusted hours and our administrative offices are on reduced staffing. We will be checking messages and emails left on the main line, but please note that it may take longer for someone to reply. Thank you for your patience! To connect with our main line, please call 416-504-3563 or email information@evangelhall.ca. Below …
At EHM, we have lots of different programs for lifting up our community members. And we love to empower folks through partnerships—because teaming up with other organizations can be incredibly impactful. One of our most successful partnerships is with the City of Toronto, through their transformational program “Investing in Neighbourhoods” (IIN). This initiative helps people struggling in the job market …
When your day-to-day life becomes less stable, finding steady work can seem like an impossible dream. So EHM developed our Peer Worker program to offer flexible employment to people dealing with health and housing issues. Recently, we spoke with Guy—one of the pillars of our Peer Worker community—to discuss its benefits for people at EHM. For 15 years, Guy used …
Mark your calendars, because the countdown is on. The global generosity movement, Giving Tuesday, is less than a month away! Throughout the month of November, we’ll be sharing all the different ways you, our family of EHM supporters, can get involved to help spread kindness and do good others. Whether it’s making someone smile, helping out a stranger, or giving …
September 30th is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada – a day to honour First Nations, Inuit and Métis survivors and their families and communities, and to acknowledge the history and the legacy of residential schools. At ehm, we see the impact of the harm that the residential school system caused every single day. Many of the …
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