Long Road to Recovery – Paul’s Story

“I spent three birthdays in jail – my 16th, 19th, and 28th,” Paul notes matter-of-factly. He sits back in the couch, ready to once again, share a little piece of himself hoping it’ll help others move toward self-acceptance and healing in their own addiction journey. Early in his life, Paul experienced significant chaos and instability.

Thank you, Dr. Ben

Every other Wednesday, for three years, Dr. Ben Loveday started his day at 8:30am, meeting with Streetscape staff at Community Mental Health Programs (CMHP) and receiving an update on the clients he would see that day. Until noon, Dr. Ben (as he is warmly referred to) met with clients and developed a plan with them

Your gift by May 31 will provide meals to hungry, struggling neighbours. Read More.

Doug’s body was on the verge of completely shutting down. His substance abuse reached extremes he never imagined. But he was ready for a change, so he came to Quintin Warner House, our addiction treatment branch. With summer right around the corner, most of us are preparing for a time of rest and relaxation. But

Restore HOPE this Easter

“Rock bottom is different for everyone,” Mel shared after alcoholism made him well known to the police and prevented him from visiting his dying mother. Mel, now sober, graduated from Quintin Warner House (our live-in addiction treatment branch) and returns there to provide support for other men facing similar addictions. Hungry neighbours experiencing homelessness come

Men’s Mission Announces Additional 10 Temporary Overflow Beds

As of January 2, 2019, there will be an additional 10 temporary overflow beds at Men’s Mission for 16 weeks to meet higher demand for shelter over the winter months. These 10 temporary overflow beds are in addition to the regular 111 emergency shelter beds available year round. There are also 10 overflow beds that

URGENT! Freezing Temperatures Tonight

People experiencing homelessness could die on the streets tonight – please help now. Extremely cold weather is here and the temperature on our streets is dangerous. This weather could be fatal for our neighbours experiencing homelessness – many are at risk of freezing to death. They urgently need help now. Your gift today, will provide

A Christmas Meal and Hope – just $3.11

For just $3.11 (the cost of one meal), or multiples thereof, you can provide a meal for someone during this season of giving. This holiday season, hundreds of the most vulnerable people in the London area are experiencing hunger and homelessness. They’re crying out for warmth and compassion. Mission Services of London has pledged to

Community Mental Health Programs – System Navigators and Translators

Community Mental Health Programs (CMHP) is a branch of Mission Services of London that offers various support services to assist those who are experiencing homelessness, as well as those who are experiencing mental health and addiction issues. Streetscape, a program offered through CMHP provides crisis service and support for those experiencing mental illness and addiction.