Offers a continuum of services that meet individual and community needs by building on the strengths of people in a holitistic and practical way.

Offers street-level services and outreach to youth at risk; emergency and temporary shelters; crime prevention and services to young offenders

Housing, recreation, employment and drop-in services for post-psychiatric clientele.

Is an urban Aboriginal Service Delivery Agency. It exists to administer and implement programs to meet the needs of people, either migrating to cities, or living in them. It offers a daycare, parenting programs, career education, daily drop-in centre, a non-profit housing unit, referrals to other social services, and many other programs. Membership is open to both Aboriginals and non-Aboriginals.

A transitional facility for youth aged 15-19 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The Uturn initiative provides a safe semi-independent supervised living environment for up to 10 young people.

Provides a free and safe haven for Vancouver street youth in an atmosphere of friendly creative activity, including writing, drawing in various media, acrylic and oil painting, pottery, and sewing. In addition, the Studio provides basic snacks, computer access, and counselling.

Provides safe, affordable, accessible, culturally appropriate housing for women

Provides temporary shelter for homeless men at Kingan House and serves hot meals.

Provides intensive treatment and rehabilitation services to clients in the community, and prevents unnecessary admissions to hospital; if clients are admitted, reduces the length of time required in hospital and prevents unnecessary readmissions.

Provides housing, compassionate care and support in Ottawa-Carleton for people living with HIV and AIDS. Believes that everyone has the right to live and die with dignity.