Styled Right-WorkWear for Men

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Styled Right-WorkWear for Men We empower unemployed/underemployed men to achieve economic independence by providing free clothing. Clients are referred by community partners for clothing.

The mission of Styled Right-WorkWear for Men is to empower unemployed or underemployed men to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support and professional attire to help men thrive in work and in life. Our Professional Clothing Assistance Program (PCAP) provides men with 1-2 free professional outfits for clients who:

Are actively seeking employment,
Have scheduled job interviews,
Have an upcoming court appearance,
Have recently secured employment or a placement/co-op. Once employment is secured, clients may return to Styled Right-WorkWear for Men for their workplace-appropriate clothing needs and are provided with up to 5 free workwear outfits. Suits, accessories, and workwear are available. New and gently used clothing is accepted by donation for use in the Professional Clothing Assistance Program. Volunteers accept and sort the donations and provide appointments for clothing consultations.

07/20/2026

We are now located in the Orillia Social Boutique space in Orillia Square Mall.
We are accepting donations of men's dress shoes in all sizes, dress shirts, pants and jackets or suits in small sizes only.

12/11/2025

Additional Support and information is just a phone call away. Call 211 (24/7) or visit 211ontario.ca for information on other community services and programs for people who are experiencing homelessness, living on a low income, living alone, or coping with life changes. Services are available in over 150 languages. Call 911 (24/7) if you’re concerned about someone experiencing homelessness or sleeping outdoors who may be at risk of frostbite or hypothermia. Call 988 (24/7) if you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis.

05/09/2024

This is the statement issued to media yesterday in response to their illegal eviction attempt of encampment residents.

How is this not an attempt at illegal eviction? The City knows their Bylaws of camping on City property don't apply to encampment residents and would not hold up in a court of law. Yet they continue to issue these notices in attempt to bully and scare encampment residents into packing up and leaving their homes.

When Bylaw officers attended the encampment on Monday to give these 24 hour notices, they told residents they had 24 hours to pack up and move from the site. They also illegally entered people's tents to leave notices inside them. When one of the residents called the number on the notice to ask about an appeal process because he had nowhere else to go, he was told he could not fight the eviction as there is no appeal process.

These Bylaws are out of date, inhumane, and illegal. It is time they were changed. The City of Barrie is wasting valuable time, resources, and money trying to enforce these illegal Bylaws. If they redirected these efforts towards actually supporting our unsheltered residents we would have much better outcomes for all residents of our city. There are other communities doing amazing things to support their unsheltered population, London , Ontario being one of them. Let's put Barrie on the map for something other than cruelty!







02/25/2024

Dear Ryan's Hope Community,

As you know Ryan's Hope is the legacy Tom and I created for our son Ryan and the Ryan's Hope Breakfast-To-Go program has been a labour of love for us from the beginning. We started this program to honour who Ryan was and for it to be a legacy to him.

In the three years we have ran this program it has grown so much and was becoming more difficult for us to afford. Thus in December we entered into an agreement with the churches to form the Barrie Breakfast Program Coalition in order to receive funding from the County of Simcoe. The agreement we entered into was that we would retain automy on the days we operate and this is turning out not to be the case. They have hired a paid Program Coordinator to manage the program.

Ryan's Hope is the legacy Tom and I created for our son Ryan and the Ryan's Hope Breakfast-To-Go program has been a labour of love for us from the beginning. We started this program to honour who Ryan was and for it to be a legacy to him. We have used Ryan's and our family's lived experience to help us in creating our vision, mission, and values on which we are guided. We have no interest in being managed and told how to run the program we founded in memory of our son, the program we have run successfully for three years.

This is more than a full time job for which we don't get paid. It has been a labour of love and part of our healing journey. Since becoming part of the coalition it is no longer healing, and has in fact caused us trauma.

We started Ryan's Hope due to failures in the system and to be an alternative to the system that failed our son. It feels as if we have now been swallowed up by that same system. The program we founded in memory of our son Ryan is now called The Barrie Breakfast Program without any regard for Ryan's legacy or respect for Tom and I and the beautiful community our grief built.

Without some source of funding the program is not sustainable for us to continue on our own. We have therefore made the difficult decision to hand the Breakfast-To-Go program over to the coalition. It has caused us too much pain trying to hold onto a program that no longer feels like it belongs to us. Thus as heartbreaking a decision as it is, for our own well being the time has come for us to let it go. Today was our last day serving breakfast.

Ryan's Hope will continue to support our community through our Street Outreach, Loads of Love laundry program, community dinners, and our encampment support. We will also continue with our education and advocacy work. We remain committed to work to change policy, end stigma, and save lives!

With gratitude,

Christine and Tom

02/06/2024

Join us this Friday to showcase your talents at our Black History Month Talent Show! 🎤

02/06/2024

Ask us! 705-327-1253🤩

02/06/2024

Community Pancake and Sausage Supper
St. Paul’s Centre
Tuesday Feb 13, 2024
5-6:30PM
Everyone is welcome, bring your friends and neighbours.
FREE (by donation)

02/06/2024

North Simcoe Life brings our community together, through our bimonthly online magazine.

01/14/2024

A live music fundraiser in support of Green Haven Shelter for Women.

12/25/2023

Our friends from PeerConnex and Blueberry Moon are hosting a Christmas Day Dinner for those that may be spending the holiday alone. Please share with anyone you know that may want to join them.

They are looking for donations to help make this holiday gathering special. If you can help connect with them directly.

Address

320 Bayfield Street Unit 79
Barrie, ON
L4M3C1

Opening Hours

9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17052529200

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