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More support needed to address women’s homelessness in Hamilton
Despite an increase in funding, the crisis continues, a new report shows Supporting Our Sisters saved Tamara Hinds’ life. Without her son and help from the wraparound program for women experiencing homelessness, the 47-year-old said she “wouldn’t be here” today. “Literally — not just homeless,” she told a Spectator editorial board meeting Monday. Hinds, who …
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Report Release: How’s the Weather Now?
Current Conditions and Forecast for Women’s Homelessness in Hamilton Investment in women’s homelessness has increased exponentially due to the work of the Women’s Housing Planning Collaborative (WHPC) but a crisis persists. Come learn about The Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton’s report followed by a performance by Singin’ Women. Light refreshments will be provided. …
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Making Ontario safer for kids and teens
Increase in age of protection is just one step in extending services to more young people, says Rocco Gizzarelli When does a child become an adult? As anyone who has experience with teenagers will know, 16- and 17-year-olds are in transition, often exhibiting maturity and independence, but not yet ready for the demands and expectations …
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