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!
We work together to end homelessness!
OUR EVENTS
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
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Sponsorships and Golfer spaces are available.
Sign up today!
Sponsorships and Golfer spaces are available.
QUESTIONS? CONTACT SUE AT golftournament@wrym.ca.
wrym's netletter
announcements
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Congratulations to the winner of WRYM's 50/50 Draw
Kimberley Rathbone $827 Thank you to all who purchased tickets or made donations to make this event a success! |
Thank you, Ontario Trillium Foundation, for your $89,500 Investment!
Starting April 15, 2022, WRYM began a 12-month project to adapt and rebuild our Aftercare program to respond to client needs that were intensified due to the pandemic and its psychosocial impacts. Last Friday, (February 24, 2023), we were pleased to host a recognition event here at WRYM, to update the community and our stakeholders on the project and the impacts we have made so far. In our first 10 months of operations, we have supported 102 youth in their efforts to maintain housing and well being, with over 2,000 different individual supports provided.
Photo from left to right: Mark McKenzie, City Councillor Ward 4, Robin Swainson, Constituency Assistant for Lisa Gretzky MPP Windsor West, Brian Worrall, Past President of the Windsor Residence for Young Men, Scott Duquette, volunteer for Ontario Trillium Foundation,
Jason Weinberg, Executive Director of the Windsor Residence for Young Men.
Jason Weinberg, Executive Director of the Windsor Residence for Young Men.
"We help young men to overcome homelessness to build new lives."
