The $161,000 grant was from the Resilient Communities Fund and is aimed at supporting Shelterlink as it recovers and builds resiliency from the impacts of Covid-19.
The changes include hiring more front-line staff and case managers as well as focusing on securing additional funding.
Shelterlink exists to provide Perth County youth ages 16 to 24, who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless with wrap-around support, such as shelter, case management and advocacy services.
For more information on the organization you can visit shelterlink.org.