An Exclusive Look at our Newest Group Living Home
"A house is four walls and a roof, but a home is a place to grow and realize your own potential.”
We are excited to share an exclusive look into our newest Group Living program home. This home is a shining example of what can be accomplished when we work together for a common goal – supporting Edmonton’s most vulnerable youth.
When children from our Group Living program needed a new place to call home, the community rallied together. John Mattiello, a trusted friend and local realtor, led the charge and connected us with contractors, artists, designers, and volunteers, all who came together to build and furnish this beautiful new home.
Whether a child in our care needs to access our Group Living program for a short time, or a long time, we are confident that this new residence will foster an environment of comfort, safety, and growth. We are so grateful to have a new facility where youth will have the space to develop their unique selves and find refuge from the world around them.
We invite you along on this virtual tour of our extraordinary new space, as we thank the community for their incredible selfless work that helped turn this house into a home for our city's most vulnerable youth.
Thank you John Mattiello & Associates, Pagnotta Inc., CPS Engineering Inc, Lori Cox Design Inc, Spatial Dynamics Architecture and Interior Design, Social Enterprise Fund, and many many others.
Turning a house into a genuine home for vulnerable youth, with the community rallying together to make it happen, shows what real collaboration can achieve. Comfort, safety, and stability are essential for growth. In a shared living setting, a commercial thermostat can also help maintain a consistent, comfortable environment, giving residents one less thing to worry about as they rebuild and move forward.