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Men on the Move Outreach & Support Services Coordinator

Get in touch with Matthew Taylor for services supported by BCCEWC/BCCEM and PEERS Vancouver. Engage in harm reduction, crisis support, and community building to improve health and safety. Uphold the guiding principles to empower change and deliver with ethics and integrity.

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Men on the Move Outreach & Support Services Coordinator

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  1. HUSTLE: Men on the Move Outreach and Support services Project Coordinator: Matthew Taylor hustlemotm@hotmail.com Outreach 778 868 1776 Office 778 554 1581

  2. Project Background: • Supported by the BCCEWC/BCCEM www.bccec.wordpress.com • Supported by research/recommendations outlined in ‘Under The Radar’ • Sponsored by PEERS Vancouver www.peersvancouver.org

  3. Designed/implemented by experiential men • Funded by CKNW Orphan’s Fund • Services began Vancouver May 2007

  4. Goals and Objectives: • Engage clients where they are at • Offer harm reduction • One-on-one crisis support in the moment

  5. Build relationships that foster trust and respect • Create a sense of community • Improve overall health and safety

  6. Collaboration community supports and services • Strategize and provide ‘wrap around’ services • Develop a continuum of supports

  7. Guiding Principles: • To value, embrace and utilize the authentic experiential knowledge and skills of men in the sex industry as a vehicle towards change • Project delivered with attention given to Ethics and Integrity

  8. Set and respect healthy boundaries • Provide unconditional, non-judgmental support • Break down the ‘Us versus Them’ frontline service model

  9. Evaluation/Next Steps: • First evaluation complete – 25 project recipients interviewed • Recommend increase in number of outreach workers – EYMP initiative • Expand outreach services

  10. 5 W’s increase in community partners and awareness • Create drop-in centre specific programming • Online outreach- Youth friendly website

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