Hey Thomas
Sorry to hear of your predicament.
I have known people to be found through the Salvation Army, they spend a lot of time on the streets getting to know the homeless through soup kitchens, distributing sleeping bags/warm clothing etc, as well as providing shelter. They also keep records and are approachable for concerned families looking for missing persons.
They have 400 contact points throughout Canada.
http://www.salvationarmy.ca/contact/
Good luck in your search.
Sorry to hear of your predicament.
I have known people to be found through the Salvation Army, they spend a lot of time on the streets getting to know the homeless through soup kitchens, distributing sleeping bags/warm clothing etc, as well as providing shelter. They also keep records and are approachable for concerned families looking for missing persons.
They have 400 contact points throughout Canada.
http://www.salvationarmy.ca/contact/
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The Salvation Army Canada is a non-governmental direct provider of social services in the areas of homelessness, poverty and addiction and a continuing support for programs in developing countries. In addition to mobile programs such as disaster relief, and homeless soup lines, the Salvation Army Canada currently operates permanent facilities including corps community centers (churches), Social Services Centers, summer camps, Adult Rehabilitation Centers, and thrift stores.
Good luck in your search.