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OUR Services

At the YES Home, every service we offer is built around one goal: helping youth heal, grow, and prepare for a stable future.

 

From emergency shelter and long-term residential care to individual therapy, skill-building groups, and support for families, our trauma-informed approach meets each young person exactly where they are.

 

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OUR PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN

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Emergency Shelter, Long-Term Care, QRTP

Your gift helps provide emergency shelter, long-term care, and 24-hour support for youth who have nowhere else to turn. Every donation matters.

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UKERU

Your support helps fund Ukeru training and equipment, so every staff member can respond to youth in crisis with comfort instead of restraint.

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Parent Cafés

Your donation helps us host Parent Cafés, giving caregivers a welcoming space to connect, share support, and build stronger, healthier families.

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THERAPY

Your gift helps provide individualized therapy for every youth, funding trained counselors who guide healing, growth, and lasting positive change.

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GROUPS

Your support funds group therapy programs like MRT, ART, and DBT skills, helping youth build lasting confidence, resilience, and better choices.

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INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS

Your donation helps teach practical life skills, like budgeting and cooking, preparing youth for independence, employment, and a stable future.

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DONATE TO THE YES HOME

Every service on this page is made possible by people who believe every young person deserves a safe place to heal. Many youth arrive at the YES Home with only a few belongings — some with nothing at all. Your financial or material support helps stock everyday essentials like clothing and hygiene items, and keeps programs like therapy, life-skills training, and trauma-informed care available to every child who needs them.

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