Our Programs

At Eva’s, our programs are open to all youth and are culturally responsive and trauma-informed to meet the unique needs of Black youth.

All youth are welcome at Eva’s, and everyone benefits and learns from our approach.

Emergency Shelter
and Housing

Health and
Well-being

Training and
Employment

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INTRODUCING OUR NEW STRATEGIC PLAN 2024 – 2027

Read it at stratplan.evas.ca

Stepping into Our Own

While continuing to serve all youth with this plan, we are stepping boldly into our identity as a Black youth-focused organization.

We pledge to honour our origins and step into our role, shoulder to shoulder with you, our community.

Making Waves of Change with The Ripple Effect

Reno’s story: A journey of determination and strength

Who We Serve: Over-Representation In The Shelter System

Eva’s Place
Emergency Shelter For Youth 16 – 24

The first youth shelter in North York, Toronto, providing a range of services and supports to prevent and reduce youth homelessness.

360 Lesmill Road, Toronto, ON,
M3B 2T5

416-338-4766
(City of Toronto Intake)

A photo representing the temporary motel that Eva's is using to operate our Satellite hotel program

Eva’s Satellite Hotel Program
Emergency Shelter For Youth 16 – 24

Provides emergency and
longer-term housing in response to COVID-19 physical distancing protocols.

4584 Kingston Road, Scarborough, ON M1E 2P4

416-229-1874
(Direct line)

416-338-4766
(City of Toronto Intake)

Eva’s Phoenix
Shelter For Youth 16 – 24

Transitional housing and employment training facility providing skills and support for employment, education, and housing.

60 Brant St, Toronto, ON, M5V 3G9

416-364-4716 ext. 236
[email protected]

YOUth Belong
Shelter For Youth

Community-based housing for Black youth. Helping young people build skills while developing roots in their communities.

The program operates in scattered housing and Eva’s managed properties.

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Stories
from Eva’s

“Being a part of the program gave me a lot of skills to find a job, have a better resume and cover letter, do well in interviews and dress professionally. I also learned soft skills like conflict resolution and how to adapt to the work environment.”

— Brianna