Welcome to Eva's Initiatives
Eva's Initiatives works with homeless and at-risk youth ages 16 to 24 to get them off the streets permanently. We operate three shelters in the Greater Toronto Area that house 122 youth each night.
Our shelters provide homeless youth with emergency and transitional housing, harm reduction services to address drug and alcohol use, counselling, employment and training programs, housing support and services to reconnect youth with their families. Each year we help over 2,300 homeless and at-risk youth to get off the street, find housing and community supports, and begin to rebuild their futures.
Information on our programs and services can be found on the following pages:
Eva's Place
Eva's Satellite
Eva's Phoenix
Mentorship
Print Shop
National Initiative
Eva's Awards for Innovation
Prix Eva's Initiatives pour l'innovation
Contact Information
Eva's Initiatives
Administration Office
215 Spadina Ave Suite 370
Toronto ON M5T 2C7
Phone: 416-977-4497
Fax: 416-977-6210
E-Mail: info@evas.ca
Make a donation online or email: donate@evas.ca
Find out about Eva's Awards for Innovation or email: awards@evas.ca
Information sur les Prix Eva's pour I'innovation ou envoyez un courriel: awards@evas.ca
Find Event Information here or email: events@evas.ca
Find Volunteer Information here or email: volunteer@evas.ca
For Career Opportunities, email: careers@evas.ca
Charitable Registration Number: 132239013RR0001
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MP Martha Hall Findlay, Morag Perkins, Manager of Eva's Satellite, Ian Parks, Regional Manager of RBC and MP David Zimmer at a cheque persentation ceremony.
Thanks to a donation from The Royal Bank of Canada, Eva's Initiatives is offering recreational day programming at one of its North York locations.
On Thursday, June 25, Eva's and RBC staff gathered at the Royal Bank branch at Yonge and Hollywood branch to celebrate the donation. $25,000 of the donation will go towards day time sports and arts programming at Eva's Satellite.
RBC has partnered with Eva's for 10 years. Youth at Eva's Satellite have a need for recreational programming because they have to deal with addiction or mental health issues first before they can focus on school or other programming. And dealing with those issues are hard when you are idle all day.
Along with the donation for Eva's Satellite, Royal Bank of Canada also presented an additional $25,000 for the life skills program at Eva's Place, and Eva's Phoenix.
