Through the work and support of Mr. Peter Allik-Petersenn, financial support is available for Canadian students enrolled in an educational program with hopes of gaining employment in the social justice or human services field of work.
On August 31 each year, we come together with communities around the world to remember those who have died from overdose and acknowledge the grief of those left behind.
We’re proud to share our 2021-22 annual reports, and a handful of the many possible stories and updates from these last twelve months.
We’re excited to share that our longtime friends and collaborators in Kamloops will be joining us under the Connective name!
We’re excited to announce that we have been selected as the operators of a new 50-bed supportive housing development in Prince George.
This month, we are pleased to be celebrating National Indigenous History month with a three-part blog series. Check back every Monday in June to celebrate Indigenous history, learn more about culturally appropriate JHS services and initiatives, and more!
Our thoughts are with the children, their families and communities, residential school survivors, and to everyone for whom the recent Kamloops Indian Residential School news causes additional pain, trauma, and suffering.
In the final post of our COVID-19 storytelling series, we’re sharing an exciting new update on services in Yukon – introducing the Housing First residence.
JHS Week is here, and we’re celebrating through storytelling. We’ve kicked off our social media with the launch of our 2020 Impact Report video – check it out!
Previously incarcerated men, including members of the JHS community, share their lived experiences through a collection of photos in this CCPHE exhibit.
