Every year, we take stock of all that has taken place at Welcome Inn. This year’s Annual Report speaks to our deepest hope that everyone might LIVE WELL TOGETHER.
Welcome Inn’s Annual Report 2023-24
Every year, we take stock of all that has taken place at Welcome Inn. This year’s Annual Report speaks to our deepest hope that everyone might LIVE WELL TOGETHER.
A Parent’s Perspective
“During the pandemic, I noticed a change in my son. He returned to in-person learning last year, and he did not know how to be around his friends anymore. . . . They say it takes a village to raise a child. I want to thank Welcome Inn for being part of my village.”
Art Feeds 2022
This year’s online art auction is looking to be even better than last year! Partnering with local artists, Welcome Inn is raising funds for its food bank.
There’s MORE TO BE DONE: Our Fundraising Appeal
There’s More To Be Done is our current fundraising appeal to meet the increased need within our community as a result of the pandemic.
Introducing our . . . Youth Resiliency Team
To address both the needs and interests of youth in our North End community, Welcome Inn has developed a new program focused on youth mental health.
A Special SHOUT-OUT
As the new year gets underway, the children in our North End neighbourhood return to school and their regular routine. For dozens of these children, that routine includes the Learning and Fun Afterschool Program!
Season’s Greetings
Our community’s gathering space has been decorated with festive lights and Christmas bows; the children’s gifts have been wrapped and are ready to be shared with those who come to our Learning and Fun Program; and preparations are already well underway for our annual Christmas party!
Stu’s Story
Stu is in New Horizons three to four times a day. Living on your own can be lonely and difficult at times. At New Horizons, the staff and volunteers are always entertaining!
Steven’s Story
Steve started off as a customer at New Horizons, but he soon became a volunteer! Steve wanted more social interaction with people. At first, Steve was very shy and didn’t converse much with the other volunteers, but it wasn’t long before he was cracking inside jokes.
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