Director
Nesha Mohammed
Director
Nesha Mohammed provides governance oversight and organizational leadership in support of LoveCry's charitable mission and community programs.
"Empathy and understanding pave the path to heal shattered souls; LoveCry stands as the beacon guiding abused youth towards a brighter tomorrow."

LOVECRY THE STREET KIDS ORGANIZATION is a registered Canadian charity dedicated to supporting vulnerable children, youth, individuals, and families through counselling, advocacy, education, wellness initiatives, and community outreach.
Our mission is to restore hope, strengthen communities, and empower lives through compassionate, trauma-informed care and meaningful support services.
LoveCry.ca is the organization’s official website.
Jesse Wilson, RSW
Registered Social Worker | CCTP (I-II)
Chief Executive Officer
Jesse Wilson, CEO of LoveCry, is a Registered Social Worker certified in complex trauma. His deep commitment to advocacy is rooted in his own lived experience within the child welfare system. As a young father, Jesse faced profound personal challenges, including a long and difficult legal battle to preserve his relationship with his daughter. Despite years of separation caused by systemic barriers, they were reunited when she turned 18 and have since shared a close, unbreakable bond.
Jesse was mentored by LoveCry's founder, Angel, whose guidance helped shape his approach to leadership, healing, and community advocacy. This mentorship strengthened his dedication to creating safe, healing spaces where youth and families can find support, understanding, and empowerment.
His journey through adversity fuels his passion for fostering resilience, promoting mental health, and encouraging unconditional love — guiding others toward stability and self-worth through programs that address the emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being of the communities he serves.

LoveCry empowers youth and families impacted by trauma, abuse, and systemic barriers by prioritizing mental health as the foundation for healing and growth. Through free and accessible programs like yoga, meditation, fitness, nutrition workshops, and peer-led discussions, we create safe, nonjudgmental spaces that nurture emotional resilience, self-worth, and community connection. Our mission is to ensure every participant has the tools, skills, and mental health supports they need to thrive.
We envision a future where mental health support is not a privilege but a right where every young person, regardless of background or circumstance, feels seen, valued, and capable of achieving their goals. LoveCry is committed to breaking cycles of abuse, neglect, and homelessness by fostering family unity, resilience, and holistic wellness. Through unconditional love, empowerment, and accessible mental health care, we aim to transform lives and strengthen communities.

Community-Led Care
Supporting youth and families across the Greater Toronto Area.
LoveCry is a grassroots, community-led organization dedicated to healing, empowerment, and advocacy for youth and families impacted by trauma, abuse, and systemic injustice. We create safe, inclusive spaces where individuals can heal, grow, and reconnect with their sense of self-worth.
Our work focuses on youth, families, and individuals affected by the child welfare system, offering healing-centered support that blends advocacy, mentorship, practical help, and community connection.
From supportive programs to safe spaces for conversation and growth, we try to make every touchpoint feel steady, welcoming, and human.
About Us
LOVECRY THE STREET KIDS ORGANIZATION is governed with a commitment to integrity, accountability, transparency, and responsible stewardship of charitable resources.
Director
Nesha Mohammed provides governance oversight and organizational leadership in support of LoveCry's charitable mission and community programs.
About Us
LOVECRY THE STREET KIDS ORGANIZATION is committed to transparency, accountability, ethical governance, and responsible stewardship of charitable resources.
This page provides organizational and financial information so our community, supporters, donors, and partners can understand LoveCry's activities and use of resources.
This report provides a summary of cash donations, expenditures, and gifts-in-kind recorded by LOVECRY THE STREET KIDS ORGANIZATION during the 2021 reporting year.
PDF document: 2021 Financial Summary
Additional reports and governance information will be published as they become available.
For questions regarding our governance, charitable activities, or organizational information, please contact LoveCry through our official contact page.
Connect with LoveCry to visit, learn more about our programs, and see how we create safer, stronger spaces for young people and families.