HELP was able to assist a community member who suffers from Parkinson’s Disease obtain a prescription and emergency funding to pay for the necessary medication he had gone without.

For the last seven years, a community member has been a familiar face for West Division patrol members.

A community member struggled with mental health and addictions, but he wanted to have stable housing before receiving treatment.

HELP was contacted by the Adherence & Community Engagement (ACE) team regarding a client who has been struggling with addiction.

As HELP was moving a client into bridge housing, another community member approached the HELP team and asked for support.

Within 9 months, a community member was involved in 115 occurrences with police.

In November, HELP teams were honoured with an invitation from a client to attend a Healing with Horses session.

Shoutout to one of our HELP partners, The Community Health Empowerment & Wellness (CHEW) Project, for their kind words towards our team.

Sometimes it’s just fate.

Boyle Street Community Services received a kind donation of tickets to an outdoor concert this summer.