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Windsor Residence for young men
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OUR EVENTS:
Desperate for Funding
The Windsor Residence for Young Men is desperate for funding to shelter our guys while helping new ones to enter our programs. I can confidently say that we have not received even our modest fair share of federal and provincial emergency funding administered by the City of Windsor; because, we have simply received none.
Gregory D. Goulin, LSM, JD (ret.), Executive Director (pro bono)
See WRYM's April 2020 Netletter
The Windsor Residence for Young Men is desperate for funding to shelter our guys while helping new ones to enter our programs. I can confidently say that we have not received even our modest fair share of federal and provincial emergency funding administered by the City of Windsor; because, we have simply received none.
Gregory D. Goulin, LSM, JD (ret.), Executive Director (pro bono)
See WRYM's April 2020 Netletter
WRYM Pandemic Support for Homeless Youth
Coronavirus emergency restrictions mean we cannot hold in-person community events – but, our work MUST go on.
The Windsor Residence for Young Men really needs community generosity now, as it must implement special measures to shelter and protect vulnerable youth during this pandemic emergency. We cannot discharge them to the streets for lack of funds. “Sheltering in place”, “social distancing” and meeting even their most basic human needs are only possible if these homeless youth have a supervised shelter – and overtime staffing and special supplies mean added costs.
Perhaps, instead of a pancake meal, you would like to make a donation? It’s easy to do through the links provided!
Coronavirus emergency restrictions mean we cannot hold in-person community events – but, our work MUST go on.
The Windsor Residence for Young Men really needs community generosity now, as it must implement special measures to shelter and protect vulnerable youth during this pandemic emergency. We cannot discharge them to the streets for lack of funds. “Sheltering in place”, “social distancing” and meeting even their most basic human needs are only possible if these homeless youth have a supervised shelter – and overtime staffing and special supplies mean added costs.
Perhaps, instead of a pancake meal, you would like to make a donation? It’s easy to do through the links provided!
Windsor Star: "It’s a shame the residence receives so little direct funding from the government... " See the Windsor Star story online
In their own words - residents' quotes from 2019! See our Special January 2020 Netletter
WRYM's Annual Program Statistics for 2019 Here are the stats!
WRYM's Transitional Housing Program has a 95% success rate over three years, despite the fact that this essential community service receives little government funding and depends almost entirely on the generosity of donors. Thank you everyone who has seen the need to help homeless young men build new lives!
Your kind $22 gift will provide a homeless young man with fresh food for 1 week. $33 will provide 11 homeless young men with fresh food for 1 day. $140 will provide a homeless young man with room and board for 1 week. You can visit our Your Help page.
WRYM's Transitional Housing Program has a 95% success rate over three years, despite the fact that this essential community service receives little government funding and depends almost entirely on the generosity of donors. Thank you everyone who has seen the need to help homeless young men build new lives!
Your kind $22 gift will provide a homeless young man with fresh food for 1 week. $33 will provide 11 homeless young men with fresh food for 1 day. $140 will provide a homeless young man with room and board for 1 week. You can visit our Your Help page.
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