A Real Talk for Youth Finding Their Place in the World When most people hear the word “homeless,” they picture someone sleeping under a bridge, in a tunnel, on a street bench, or in an abandoned building. But here’s the truth: you don’t have to live on the streets to be homeless. Homelessness can meanContinue reading “You Don’t Have to Live on the Streets to Be Homeless”
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OUR INTAKE PROCESS
Supporting Homeless and At-Risk LGBTQ+ Youth (Aged 18-27) At Kenneth and Jacob’s House, we follow a structured and compassionate intake process designed to ensure every young person receives personalized care, support, and dignity. Our approach begins by working closely with partner agencies and outreach workers to identify youth in need and continues through tailored case management andContinue reading “OUR INTAKE PROCESS”
Know the UNUPR: A Practical Guide for Our Community
An advocacy + learning resource from Kenneth & Jacob’s House#KNOWTHEUNUPR Executive Summary The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is the UN’s peer-review of every country’s human rights record. It creates rare, high-impact openings for community voices; especially refugees, asylum seekers, LGBTQIA+ people, women, youth, persons with disabilities, and other groups often excluded from policy rooms toContinue reading “Know the UNUPR: A Practical Guide for Our Community”
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