Welcome to the
Windsor Residence for Young Men
Windsor Residence for Young Men (WRYM) supports young men 16-24 years of age as they leave homelessness behind to build new lives. WRYM provides a supportive functional family atmosphere, delivers individual counselling, and teaches basic life skills. WRYM helps homeless young men to integrate into the community and reconnect with extended family or independent living, as well as education and employment. We support active citizenship, not dependence, and we follow up with our residents as they become active citizens. We work together to end homelessness.
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WRYM's 2nd Annual Charity Golf Tournament Sunday September 12 at Rochester Place Golf Club was enjoyed by all!
The winning team (right) shot 62 (10 under par) - they are Kyle Bernier, Jarrett Pyke, Gord James and Brent Loiselle. But really, everybody won in this fundraiser tournament, especially the residents of The Windsor Residence for Young Men. We help youth leave homelessness behind and build new lives! Thank you for your support! |
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The Deacon Ray Scholarship
Photo - Executive Director Jason Weinberg (left) with Edy Haddad, generous founder of “The Deacon Ray Scholarship”.
Residents, volunteers and staff of the Windsor Residence for Young Men extend our most heartfelt gratitude to Edy Haddad for establishing the “The Deacon Ray Scholarship” in memory of his role model and benefactor, Deacon Ray Mady. Our programs aim to empower formerly homeless youth to become active productive citizens of our community. In empowering youth, Deacon Mady and Edy Haddad have demonstrated compassion and citizenship that is an inspiration to us and the community, and we shall be sure to pass on the continuing benefits of this good work!
Do you want to donate to empower youth to leave homelessness behind?
Thank you! Just click on this "donate" button to the left!
Visit our Your Help page to find out more!
Thank you! Just click on this "donate" button to the left!
Visit our Your Help page to find out more!
