Such an amazing place, I wish more people knew about it and that the community would donate and recognize that this place is keeping our youths safe and assuring them they arent alone and that people do care about them and that they are too young too give up.

They helped me get on my feet from being homeless

Very chill. Very fun. Very helpful. Great place to find resources, have a meal, and even take a nap!

Love to hang out here all the time its a nice chill environment that can help out the youth with stuff like food, clothes, and other stuff like bus passes

Good place to get help if you are 18 to 26

For the past three years, Fraser Limited has operated a daytime drop-in center for teens and young adults (Age 16-24). They provide some food, free wireless Internet access, a few Internet terminals for pass-time activities, a few for vital activities, and social counseling for job, housing and education acquisition aid.The purpose of Frasers SSRC is to help homeless and less fortunate teens and young adults get on their feet and become healthy, productive members of society.The SSRC branch of Fraser also operates a five bedroom transitional home as part of their Transitional Living Program (TLP). Its much more than a homeless shelter and focuses on building up skills to help young adults ages 18-26 get and stay on their feet.The Stepping Stones Resource Center is an LGBT Safe Zone and has a zero tolerance policy toward violence.

Good place if u need help 16-26 only

They work with you

A safe haven for struggling, at risk and homeless youth needing shelter, clothing, hygiene supplies, food, case management and counseling services, etc etc etc.. ages 16 to 26, but upgrades to management and policies desperately need to happen make this place a safer, secure place.

Staff are very disrespectful