Responding to unmet needs and supporting clients According to Statistics Canada, more than two in five Canadians have reported being affected by rising food prices and the high cost of living. While times have been tough, many are fortunate enough
I like baking in my free time – muffins, cakes, and pastries. I like to try new recipes. Sometimes they turn out great but other times, not so good.” Bienca is an ambitious person, who is goal-oriented in all corners
The impact of the pandemic and rising inflation has created ongoing barriers for our young clients, especially those who need housing. Perin, a Community Support Worker from our Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Program, says it’s a worry: “Rent prices have
Canada’s population is aging. The demand for better support services for seniors with complex needs is rising. LOFT is expanding our programs to support seniors with mental health, addiction and psychosocial challenges. Our senior clients are able to transition out
By offering our Spencer House clients compassion and connection, Roe brings LOFT’s mission to life For Community Support Worker Roe (pronouns they/them), no two days at Spencer House are alike. That’s a sign this unique program is working to plan.
With TNSS now part of the LOFT family, we are integrating services and creating operational efficiencies in the sector LOFT continues to expand its programming to keep pace with our clients’ growing needs As the need for our services grows
Build a better future while building your legacy One of LOFT’s core commitments is to walk alongside our clients for as long as they need us. To make that possible, we must strike a careful balance between funding for immediate
