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Ottawa mayor promises to end youth homelessness in the city within five years
The city plans prevention and diversion strategies, with events and collaborations targeting 50 to 100 youth experiencing homelessness, aiming for systemic long-term impact by 2030.
- Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe aims to end youth homelessness in the city by 2030.
- Sutcliffe announced initial measures, including a foot race and a hackathon, to help prevent youth homelessness.
- The city plans to focus on prevention and diverting youth from shelters.
- A recent estimate indicated that 50 to 100 young people experience homelessness in Ottawa.
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Ottawa mayor promises to end youth homelessness in the city within five years – 105.9 The Region
OTTAWA — Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe says he wants to end youth homelessness in the city by 2030. Sutcliffe told reporters at a press conference today the details of the city’s plan will be unveiled in its upcoming budget. He did announce initial measures, including a foot race event focused on ending homelessness and a “hackathon” to design solutions to prevent youth homelessness. He says the city will focus on prevention and diverting youth aw…
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