House of Friendship
Katherine Jackson has extensive experience in community outreach and supporting families in need. Katherine has worked with various organizations to connect families with important resources and services, with a special focus on children under 18. Katherine has also served as a program director for a mentoring art program for at-risk youth, providing hands-on creative activities and theatre experiences. Katherine completed their education at Conestoga College in 2009.
House of Friendship
Our Vision is for a healthy community where all can belong and thrive. Our Mission: House of Friendship strengthens people and communities by being there when needed, speaking up and working together. Our Values: Inspired by Christian Faith, we continue to be shaped by the following values: COMPASSION - We extend the hand of friendship INCLUSION- We believe everyone has a seat at the table JUSTICE- We value a society where all have a voice DIGNITY- We honour the self-respect of each person HOPE- We always see hope, even in times of trouble Over the years through the efforts of many volunteers and staff House of Friendship has served thousands of low-income people and has become a vital part of the social service network of the Region of Waterloo. Presently, the agency serves over 42,000 women, men, youth and children annually. Program areas include addiction services, community services, family services and residential services.