The primary goals of the Currie House Shelter are to provide youth a safe place to temporarily reside while they work with counselors to resolve conflicts within their family, and then to be reunited with their family in a safe and healthy way. At the same time, it is the goal to help youth learn to get along better with peers and adults so they can be successful and focus on their future. This is especially important for youth who do not have healthy families to return to and need to be prepared for independent living. Our clients deserve to feel safe at all times. Requested Impact 100 funds will be used to purchase two new vehicles for Currie House and a covered parking area. The goal of this project is to replace unreliable vans, in order to transport clients from the Currie House to school, medical appointments, and court appointments as well as recreational, volunteer, and cultural enrichment activities. Safe and reliable transportation is paramount to meeting our primary shelter goals. Many of these activities often expose the youth to different perspectives and experiences that serve to broaden their outlook and expand their thinking to see the world more fully. It allows them to see others with compassion and to see challenges they face because of their environment, helping to put their own problems in perspective.