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On The Way Home Podcast A podcast that brings together the voices and issues involved in ending homelessness across Canada

19/07/2025

Each week we ask our guests, "What does home mean to you?" 🏡

This week, we were joined by Janet Lambert and Jawad Kassab—two dedicated leaders driving advocacy and change in Toronto’s shelter and supportive housing system. 🎙️

Here’s what “home” means to Jawad.

🎧 Watch the full episode at linktr.ee/OTWH 🔗

📣 In case you missed it, this week we sat down with Janet Lambert of Dixon Hall and Jawad Kassab of Fred Victor—two lead...
18/07/2025

📣 In case you missed it, this week we sat down with Janet Lambert of Dixon Hall and Jawad Kassab of Fred Victor—two leading voices in housing governance and advocacy.

Together, they dive into how board-led advocacy is driving systemic change in Toronto’s shelter and supportive housing landscape. From improving frontline stability to reshaping how the city engages with service providers, this conversation is full of critical insight.

Here’s a powerful takeaway from Janet on what meaningful change could look like for frontline workers. ⬆️

🔗 Watch the full episode: linktr.ee/OTWH 🎧

17/07/2025

🎙️In this episode of On The Way Home, we’re joined by Janet Lambert of Dixon Hall and Jawad Kassab of Fred Victor — two dynamic board leaders also leading the Shelter and Support Board Advocacy Coalition (SSBAC).

With decades of experience across legal, health, and community sectors, they share how their unique leadership paths converged to champion systemic change in Toronto’s shelter and supportive housing landscape. From the power of board-led advocacy to the urgent need for stable frontline staffing, this conversation dives deep into the work being done to build a more equitable, coordinated, and compassionate housing system.

🎧 Watch the full episode at linktr.ee/OTWH 🔗

📣 This week on the pod, we’re welcoming Janet Lambert and Jawad Kassab, two powerhouse leaders in governance, advocacy, ...
15/07/2025

📣 This week on the pod, we’re welcoming Janet Lambert and Jawad Kassab, two powerhouse leaders in governance, advocacy, and community service.

Janet Lambert, Board Director at Dixon Hall, brings decades of experience in leadership, strategic planning, and fundraising across the health, nonprofit, and government sectors. Her work focuses on strengthening organizations to better serve vulnerable communities.

Jawad Kassab, governance and operations consultant and Chair of the Shelter and Support Board Advocacy Coalition, has spent his career advancing social justice through leadership roles at Legal Aid Ontario, Fred Victor, and beyond. His expertise in governance and systems change helps drive meaningful impact in housing and homelessness.

Don’t miss this insightful conversation on the leadership, advocacy, and collaboration needed to create lasting change 🎧

12/07/2025

Each week we ask our guests, "What does home mean to you?" 🏡

This week, we were joined by John Fox, Diana Chan McNally, and Camille Quenneville for a deep dive into Bills 6, 10 & 25 and how these changes could reshape housing, mental health, and social supports across Ontario. 🎙️

Here’s what “home” means to John Fox.

Watch the full episode at linktr.ee/OTWH đź”—

📣 In case you missed it, this week we sat down with John Fox, housing lawyer and partner at Robins Appleby; Diana Chan M...
11/07/2025

📣 In case you missed it, this week we sat down with John Fox, housing lawyer and partner at Robins Appleby; Diana Chan McNally, community advocate; and Camille Quenneville, CEO of Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario.

They break down Bills 6, 10, and 25 and what these potential changes may mean for housing policy, homelessness supports, and social services across Ontario.

Here’s a powerful takeaway from Diana on collective action and why advocacy matters.

🔗 Watch the full episode: linktr.ee/OTWH 🎧

10/07/2025

🎙️ Join legal and community housing expert John Fox, community advocate Diana Chan McNally, and Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario CEO Camille Quenneville as they break down Bills 6, 10, and 25 and what these potential changes may mean for housing policy, homelessness supports, and social services across Ontario.

This panel dives into the risks, opportunities, and calls to action for advocates, service providers, listeners, and policymakers alike.

Watch the full episode at linktr.ee/OTWHđź”—

📣 This week we’re spotlighting: John Fox, Camille Quenneville, and Diana Chan McNally!John Fox is a housing and developm...
08/07/2025

📣 This week we’re spotlighting: John Fox, Camille Quenneville, and Diana Chan McNally!

John Fox is a housing and development lawyer at Robins Appleby, working with non-profits and private developers to deliver below-market housing.

Camille Quenneville is the CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario. With deep experience in mental health leadership, Camille unpacks how Bill 10 may increase stigma, limit access to supportive housing, and further criminalize people experiencing poverty and addiction.

Diana Chan McNally is a dedicated community worker, educator, and advocate focused on human rights and equity for people experiencing homelessness. She brings a powerful, grassroots perspective on how legislation affects real lives.

This is a conversation you won't want to miss!

05/07/2025

Each week we ask our guests, "What does home mean to you?" 🏡

This week, we were joined by Devin Tu, founder of MapYourProperty and the innovative Affordable 360 platform, to talk about how technology is transforming affordable housing development across Canada. 🎙️

Here’s what Devin had to say about what home means to him.

🎧 Watch the full episode to learn more about Affordable360 and the future of housing at linktr.ee/OTWH 🔗

📣 In case you missed it, this week we sat down with Devin Tu, founder of MapYourProperty and the Affordable 360 platform...
04/07/2025

📣 In case you missed it, this week we sat down with Devin Tu, founder of MapYourProperty and the Affordable 360 platform.

Devin shared how AI-powered tools are helping non-profits across Canada speed up affordable housing development—cutting timelines, reducing risk, and saving money.

Here’s a key takeaway on the flexibility and impact of Affordable360 when communities have a property and a vision.

Watch the full episode: linktr.ee/OTWH đź”—

03/07/2025

🎙️ This week on the pod, we’re joined by Devin Tu, founder of MapYourProperty and the innovative Affordable 360 platform.

Affordable 360 is a free tool for nonprofits and government agencies, designed to expedite the predevelopment phase of affordable housing projects. By leveraging AI and comprehensive data, it helps identify viable land opportunities swiftly, streamlining the path from concept to construction.

Tune in to discover how technology is transforming urban planning and making affordable housing more accessible.

Watch the full episode at linktr.ee/OTWH đź”—

📣 This week on the pod, we’re welcoming Devin Tu, founder of Affordable 360. Devin brings over 20 years of combined expe...
01/07/2025

📣 This week on the pod, we’re welcoming Devin Tu, founder of Affordable 360.

Devin brings over 20 years of combined experience in government housing policy and real estate development. He now leads Affordable360, the social enterprise entity that helps non-profits accelerate affordable housing development at no costs, supported by CMHC and commercial entity, MYP.

Don’t miss what it really takes to bring affordable housing from concept to construction in record time. This Thursday! 🎧

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