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We provide services to youth along the continuum of homeless youth in crisis to youth living independently. Youth in crisis need more than a roof over their heads. They need a community to support them while they learn how to live independently as they move toward and into adulthood.
- RCY
A number of youths who are involved with RCY are gang...
- About Us
In the Community Serving this Community for over 20 years,...
- Youth Shelters
Youth Shelter in Regina . Tuhk Sih Nowin is a 15-bed...
- Yshore
The Y-SHORE (The Youth Supported Housing Operations Resource...
- Employment
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At Street Culture Project, we serve individuals under the...
- Cultural Programming
In 2015, Street Culture Project developed a Cultural Liaison...
- The SCP Team
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- RCY
The need: Lots of street kids have nowhere to go and are living on the street, begging. Solution: We are helping these street kids by creating jobs for them - crushing rocks, or delivering coal - and the money that they make allows them to buy their own food and a place to live.
Each street child has its own destiny and its own story. The following stories sent by Member Organizations of the European Federation for Street Children (EFSC), illustrate such destinies giving a voice to these children who are often invisible
Children across the world are left homeless and forced onto the streets to fend for themselves due to numerous reasons, primarily poverty, war, previous violence and abuse, exploitation, and desperation. Once on the streets, children can become further trapped in new and repeated cycles of poverty, crime, maltreatment, and neglect.
19 mars 2015 · Meant to highlight the rising homeless population in New York today, especially youths under twenty-four, the Street Kids Project —which unites Jones’ photography with Lennox’s paintings—serves the dual purpose of both shedding light on an often overlooked group while also offering a sense of self worth to the subjects ...
Through participatory action research in Bangladesh, Nepal and Myanmar, the project aims to build a strong evidence base and generate innovative solutions to tackle the causes of the worst forms of child labour. CSC is ensuring that street children are included at every stage of the project.
Since 2018, CSC has delivered projects to help street children in 20 countries, with this number constantly growing. Read about our projects.
