We believe that to end homelessness, people with lived/living experience of homelessness, including First Nation, Métis and Inuit people, Black people, people of colour, disabled people, 2SLGBTQ+ people, refugees and newcomers, must be engaged meaningfully. This means equal opportunity for participation, decision making, and leadership, as well as gender inclusion at all levels. People must be respected, listened to, and paid for their expertise.
Equity
Collaboration
We are committed to applying our expertise and lived experiences in meaningful ways when working with partners so that the voices of people currently experiencing homelessness are prioritized in the sector.
System-Level Impact
We take a holistic approach in addressing homelessness, which focuses on system coordination, identifying barriers and gaps, and prevention. We work to create more equitable, impactful, and inclusive solutions, where all people are treated with dignity and respect.
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