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Tuesday 9am - 12:30pm 1pm - 7pm Thursday 9am - 3:30pm 5pm - 7pm Saturday 11am - 1pm

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Our primary focus is empowering at-risk youth and supporting youth experiencing homelessness.

Our 360° care approach includes many programs and services including:

Youth
- Emergency Housing: Youth Hub in Richmond Hill houses 14 youth who are in crisis.
- Home Base: Richmond Hill and Vaughan Youth Drop-In Centres: these centres serve more than 1,200 at-risk and homeless youth aged 13-24 each year in York Region.
- Residential Homes: 2 co-ed homes in Markham area
- Transitional Apartments - 2 apartments in Markham area and 3 apartments in Richmond Hill for youth aged 17-24
- Employment Programs
- Aftercare/ Transitional Support Programs - for youth transitioning out of the Children's Aid's Society.
- Street Outreach & Gang Prevention

Children
- Afterschool and YOUTHrive Programs - free for children in grades 1-8 with an objective of getting our kids active and healthy in both body and mind. Additional Support Services:
- Individual and Family Counselling
- Housing Assistance

10/10/2026

Today, on World Mental Health Day, we are reminded that mental health is an essential part of overall well-being. 💙
At 360°kids, Health & Well-being is one of the key pillars of our work, because having a safe place to stay is only one part of helping a young person move forward.
Through counselling and mental health supports, we help youth navigate stress, anxiety, trauma, relationships and other challenges that can affect their ability to feel stable and hopeful about the future. Our goal is to create spaces where young people feel heard, supported and equipped with tools to strengthen their well-being.
Mental health support can be an important step toward greater stability, confidence and independence — and no young person should have to face difficult moments alone.
This World Mental Health Day, let’s continue to listen, check in and make space for conversations about mental health.

10/09/2026

A huge thank you to the incredible Home Depot Canada team for helping our SHINE Home shine again! 🧡🏡
Recently, an amazing group of Home Depot volunteers, led and organized by Denes Incze, came together to help transform the kitchen at our SHINE Home. With tools in hand and plenty of energy, they rolled up their sleeves, removed the old kitchen and helped prepare the space for a beautiful new one.
What made the day so special was not only the work that was accomplished, but the care, teamwork and enthusiasm every volunteer brought with them.
Our SHINE Home is more than a building. It is a place where young people can find safety, stability and a sense of home while they work toward a brighter future. A welcoming, functional kitchen creates a space where youth can prepare meals, gather together and experience the comfort and dignity that every young person deserves.
A special thank you to Denes for your leadership and commitment in bringing this incredible team together, and to every Home Depot volunteer, store and department that helped make this possible.
You are helping us create more than a new kitchen. You are helping us create a home. 💙
We cannot wait to share the finished transformation!

10/06/2026

Today, we officially opened the doors to **Herefordshire House**. 🏡💙

This new transitional home was created specifically to support young people ages 16–26 who are transitioning out of the child welfare system — providing a safe, stable place to call home for up to three years while they build the skills, confidence and independence needed for what comes next.

Herefordshire House is the result of a true community partnership.

With significant support through **United Way Greater Toronto’s Reaching Home funding**, along with funding from the **Region of York**, **The Home Depot Canada Foundation**, **Hockey Helps the Homeless**, and contributions from residents, this home represents what is possible when organizations come together around a shared goal.

The program was developed in partnership with **York Region Children’s Aid Society, Jewish Family and Child Service, and Dnaagdawenmag Binnoojiiyag Child & Family Services**, who will continue to provide supports alongside the 360°kids team.

Today’s ribbon cutting was more than the opening of a house. It was the opening of new possibilities for young people transitioning from care. 💙

Thank you to every partner, funder, supporter and community member who helped make this possible.

10/02/2026

A New Home. A Brighter Future.

360°kids is proud to announce the official opening of Herefordshire House, a new transitional housing home in Newmarket created to support youth leaving the child welfare system as they move toward greater stability and independence.

Made possible through an investment of more than $1.7 million from the Government of Canada through the Reaching Home program, along with the generous support of United Way Greater Toronto, The Home Depot Canada Foundation, Hockey Helps the Homeless and other community partners, Herefordshire House represents an important investment in preventing youth homelessness across York Region.

Developed in close collaboration with York Region Children's Aid Society, the home will provide safe, affordable housing for up to five youth at a time, along with individualized supports in employment, education, life skills, mental health, housing stabilization and connections to family and community supports.

We are grateful to all of the funders, partners, donors and community supporters who helped bring Herefordshire House to life.

Together, we are helping young people leaving care build stronger foundations for a safe, stable and independent future.

09/30/2026

Today, 360°kids recognizes the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. 🧡
We wear orange to honour the children who never returned home, Survivors of residential schools, their families and Indigenous communities, and to reaffirm that Every Child Matters.
At 360°kids, our work is centred on ensuring young people feel safe, supported, valued and heard. Today is also a reminder of the importance of listening, learning and understanding how the impacts of residential schools and colonial systems continue to affect Indigenous young people and communities.
Reconciliation is an ongoing responsibility. We encourage our community to take time today to learn, reflect and continue the work toward a more equitable future for every young person.

09/29/2026

Herefordshire House is a new transitional home for up to five young people leaving the child welfare system. Along with a safe place to live, youth can access support with education, employment, life skills, mental health and finding stable housing.

It reflects a shared commitment between 360°kids and York Region Children’s Aid Society to help young people move toward greater stability and independence. By bringing child welfare and housing supports closer together, we’re helping youth take their next steps into adulthood and working to prevent homelessness before it happens.

We’re grateful to for their collaboration in bringing Herefordshire House to life.

09/28/2026

Community comes together in many ways. This time, it happened on the pickleball court.

A heartfelt thank you to the organizing committee, Arronax Canada, and Maxora Sports Group Inc. for bringing people together for a Charity Pickleball Tournament in support of 360°kids.

Events like this are about more than fundraising. They create connection, raise awareness, and help strengthen the network of support surrounding young people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

We’re also grateful to professional pickleball player Mya Bui for joining us and lending her support, and to every player, volunteer, organizer, and supporter who helped make the day possible.

Your generosity helps 360°kids continue providing young people with the housing, employment, education, and well-being supports they need to move toward greater stability and independence.

Thank you for showing what can happen when a community comes together with purpose. 💙

09/24/2026

Something new is taking shape at 360°kids. 🏠

But this is about more than opening a house.

Herefordshire House is being created to support young people leaving the child welfare system as they take their next steps into adulthood — with stability, guidance and the support they need to build an independent future.

Because preventing youth homelessness starts before a young person reaches crisis.

It starts with creating a safe bridge from care to what comes next.

More to come soon.

09/18/2026

Something exciting is coming 👀

We’re giving the 360°Experience 2027 Teams Challenge a fresh new look, with new ideas, new energy and even more ways to get involved.

Trust us, you’ll want to be part of this one. 🔥

Stay tuned. Something BIG is coming!

09/17/2026

What a night! 💙

Our 2026 Annual General Meeting was a chance to look back on an incredible year, hear powerful stories from across 360°kids, and celebrate the people who make this work possible every day.

A huge thank you to our Board of Directors for their leadership, support and commitment throughout the year — and to everyone who joined us to celebrate another year of impact.

Here’s to everything we’ve accomplished together and everything still ahead. 💛

Address

10415 Yonge Street
Richmond Hill, ON
L4C3C2

Opening Hours

Tuesday	9am - 12:30pm
	1pm - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 3:30pm
	5pm - 7pm
Saturday	11am - 1pm

Telephone

+19054756694

Website

http://www.360kids.ca/

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