Statistics 2009 / 2010 • Up to 5,000+ contacts were made with youth • More than 350+ youth served • 25 youth have worked full time in BottleWorks, 16 of whom are now working full time, 5 of whom have found and maintained housing • More than 125+ youth have worked in BeadWorks • More than 52 youth registered in our Achievement Centre. Of those 52, 16 credits were earned, 1 Ontario Secondary School Diploma,   3 Ontario Secondary School Certificate, 5 GED diploma and 1 Ontario Literacy Test • Operation Come Home registered 42 youth in our employment program. Of those 42, 24 found jobs and 3 returned to school • Operation Come Home re-united 90 youth with their families across the country • 36 presentations were made in the community and to local high schools, reaching almost 3,000 youth and community members to educate them on what it is like to "live on the streets", our "Fork in the Road Tour" • Operation Come Home had more than 24 active students and volunteers who worked at OCH on a regular basis • The drop-in and resource centre provides services to more than 45+ youth per day