MONTREAL -- Organizers at a downtown Montreal organization for homeless youth say they can't explain the lack of governmental financial support during a time when their work has been more topical than ever. The Auberge du coeur Le Tournant is currently waiting for funding to create 30 housing units where young people who have aged out of the child protection system can live. The accommodations would come with support for up to four years to facilitate their transition out of youth centres and prevent them from ending up on the street. There is a “service gap” to fill at this stage of the young people's lives, said vice-chair of the organization's board of directors Anne-Chloe Bissonnette.