Please Note: In order to continue to bring a safe and effective service to all guests across our three projects, we have adapted our services in accordance with the latest lockdown measures. For more information and updates on services, please visit our COVID-19 page.
Some of the men who come here can struggle at times—we want to see them empowered. We want to help the men build their confidence and untap their potential. The foundation is building relationships and trust.
Some of the men who come here can struggle at times—we want to see them empowered. We want to help the men build their confidence and untap their potential. The foundation is building relationships and trust.– James, Dads Worker
Our work through the Covid-19 pandemic
Watch the video to learn how we were still serving our guests from March 2020 to March 2021
Connect magazine
Read our news in the latest edition of our Connect Magazine
Chris & Barry’s story
Chris and Barry have both been through incredible transformation as they leave behind a life of drug addiction, gang violence and homelessness. Following a successful rehab programme at The Haven, they’re beginning a new chapter in their lives by equipping themselves with the tools and skills they need to help others trapped in a life of chaos.
I just want to live, and I’ve got hope, and because of what’s happened to me, it’s been placed on my heart to go out and help other people
Being Real
Chaplain Marion Carson reflects on the words of Paul in the book of Romans and ponders some of the realities life can often bring; times of joy and times of sadness.
Coffee morning
A weekly coffee morning over Zoom is creating stronger bonds between parents at our Child and Family Centre. Adult Worker James explains more.
Psychological Safety in the Household of God
This week, Charles Maasz offers some thought-provoking insights into the various prohibitions of day to day life that can prevent us from reaching our full potential.
92 nights
One of the guests stayed at the Overnight Welcome Centre for 92 nights. His case was complex but the team didn't give up. Read our latest blog from Overnight Welcome Centre Manager Elyse MacKinnon, as the team prepares to close its doors following a difficult but rewarding four months of providing a safe place for the city's homeless.