US EditionEmergency shelter for youth opens in Duncan to help 15- to 18-year-olds
- A new youth emergency shelter named Cowichan YES- Mischa Lelum has opened in Duncan for youth aged 15-18 who are in crisis or at risk of homelessness.
- The Ministry of Children and Family Development and the Canadian Mental Health Association- Cowichan Valley Branch announced plans for the shelter in June 2024, but local organizations were involved in the project for years prior.
- The Mischa Weisz Foundation contributed $450,000 to the project, which helped cover the mortgage and outreach van for youth support.
- Debra Toporowski highlighted the increased struggles youth face post-pandemic and the importance of providing emergency shelter services.
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New emergency youth shelter opens in Duncan to support vulnerable teens
A new emergency shelter for youth has officially opened its doors in Duncan, offering support and a safe space for teenagers experiencing crisis, harm or homelessness. The Youth Emergency Shelter (YES), named Mischa Lelum, is operated by the Canadian Mental Health Association’s Cowichan Valley Branch and was funded through partnerships with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, local fundraising efforts and private donations. The cent…
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