We bring clarity and calm to complex systems, helping organizations, communities, and leaders move their missions forward with confidence.
We are the reliable partner that translates your mission into an impactful strategy to build consensus and achieve momentum around your government-facing objectives.
We provide the clarity and calm to complexity, offering disciplined strategic guidance that turns your conviction into a government-ready execution.
We build strategic communications that translate the emotional heart of your mission into real world policy impact that drives change.
Led by Jacob Gorenkoff, recognized as one of the Canada’s Top 100 Innovators and featured on Top 40 Under 40.
One Bowl, an Indigenous-governed solution for housing, manufacturing, and workforce development, sought to strengthen its presence in Ottawa and establish itself as a national-scale initiative.
To do this, One Bowl needed to build foundational legitimacy, navigate complex multi-departmental funding environments, and establish relationships across several federal and provincial channels. Following the change in federal government in mid-2025, the organization also faced the challenge of rapidly rebuilding political relationships and re-aligning its narrative with new mandate priorities.
Our strategy positioned One Bowl as a nation-building project — not a funding applicant — grounded in Indigenous ownership and capable of addressing remote housing shortages, skilled trades development, and regional economic growth at the same time.
Jack.org is a widely recognized leader in youth mental health, but recognition alone wasn’t translating into the influence or access needed at government tables. Following the 2025 election, the federal landscape changed significantly under Prime Minister Mark Carney, requiring a complete refresh of their approach.
Jack.org needed modernized federal and provincial advocacy strategies aligned with the new government’s focus areas.
Canada’s recreation and parks sector is essential public infrastructure, yet it is often misunderstood and treated as discretionary. While it helps keep communities healthy in stable times and safe in moments of crisis, the sector historically lacked sustained national visibility or coherent political engagement.
CPRA needed a federal advocacy strategy that could be used nationally and repurposed provincially and municipally across its network.
One Bowl, an Indigenous-governed solution for housing, manufacturing, and workforce development, sought to strengthen its presence in Ottawa and establish itself as a national-scale initiative.
To do this, One Bowl needed to build foundational legitimacy, navigate complex multi-departmental funding environments, and establish relationships across several federal and provincial channels. Following the change in federal government in mid-2025, the organization also faced the challenge of rapidly rebuilding political relationships and re-aligning its narrative with new mandate priorities.
Our strategy positioned One Bowl as a nation-building project — not a funding applicant — grounded in Indigenous ownership and capable of addressing remote housing shortages, skilled trades development, and regional economic growth at the same time.
Jack.org is a widely recognized leader in youth mental health, but recognition alone wasn’t translating into the influence or access needed at government tables. Following the 2025 election, the federal landscape changed significantly under Prime Minister Mark Carney, requiring a complete refresh of their approach.
Jack.org needed modernized federal and provincial advocacy strategies aligned with the new government’s focus areas.
Canada’s recreation and parks sector is essential public infrastructure, yet it is often misunderstood and treated as discretionary. While it helps keep communities healthy in stable times and safe in moments of crisis, the sector historically lacked sustained national visibility or coherent political engagement.
CPRA needed a federal advocacy strategy that could be used nationally and repurposed provincially and municipally across its network.
“Homeward is the hustle. They deeply understand the need for action and have been critical in getting the government’s attention for many of the important projects we are working on!”
“Jacob Gorenkoff, through Homeward Public Affairs, was an incredible support for our policy engagement day. He helped us shape clear and effective policy recommendations, put together a fantastic delegates’ guide, and gave us great advice on setting up meetings with MLAs. He also led a really engaging workshop on government relations that our members found both informative and approachable. Jacob was not only knowledgeable but also a pleasure to work with—collaborative, responsive, and genuinely invested in helping us succeed. We truly appreciated his expertise and his ability to make the process both effective and accessible, and we look forward to working with him again in the future!”
We are the essential strategic partner ensuring bold ideas for systemic impact are translated into lasting public policy change.