Yes, and we will help you learn what to do. Every day, you’ll be responsible for things like making your bed, tidying your room, and cleaning up after yourself. You may even have other chores that we can look at together. We all pitch in to help keep the home feeling good for everyone.

Your daily chores are usually things like making your bed, keeping your room tidy, and cleaning up after meals—like putting dishes in the dishwasher or throwing away garbage. You may even do your own laundry, wash your bedding, sweep, or mop your room. We’ll show you how to do everything if you’re not sure.

Curfews are different for everyone. We’ll talk with you about what makes sense based on your age, your experience, and what you’re comfortable with. We want you to feel safe and trusted.

Yes, you’ll earn an allowance each week when you complete your daily chores. It’s your money, and it’s part of learning how to take care of your space and manage your own things. We’ll help you figure out how to save it, spend it, or use it in ways that are important to you.

We’ll figure that out together. Bedtime can be different for everyone, and we’ll work with you to find a routine that helps you feel rested and ready for your day.

Your privacy is important, and the group home is a safe space for everyone living there. If spending time with a friend is really important to you, talk to us. We’ll see what might be possible or if there’s another way to be with your friends.

Yes, you can! If you’re thinking about working, let’s talk about it. We’ll help you find something that works for you and make sure you’re supported.

That depends on a few things, and it’s different for everyone. If you’re thinking about bringing a car, let’s talk about it together and see what’s possible.

We know having some free time is important. How that works will depend on your age, your schedule, and what’s safe for you. We’ll make a plan together that makes sense for you.

If you leave without telling us, we get really worried because our job is to keep you safe. There will be consequences, and each home handles it a bit differently. You’re not in trouble because we’re mad—it’s because you matter, and we care about where you are.

Yes, we’ll help you find a space that feels calming when you need it. That might be a quiet room, a walk outside, or something else that helps you feel better. Just let us know what works for you.

No, the group home is a smoke-free and substance-free place. We want to keep everyone healthy and safe. If you’re struggling with this, we’re here to help you talk about it.

Everyone deserves to feel safe, happy, and included. There is zero tolerance for bullying, racism, or any other kind of mean or unfair behaviour. Kindness and respect are always the rules in all Group Homes. Please let someone know if anyone is being mean or treating you unfairly.