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Thank you to EVERYONE for their
AMAZING collaboration and local efforts! #KWAwesome #Community |
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Where our Federal and Provincial aids hold gaps, we must persist. Where our local aids need time to change, we must loudly be patient. Loudly, so they know our desires and may evolve towards them. Because we do evolve, and in this moment, I'm thinking, we are.
Our world and lives are all in their own variants of chaos. We must come together on the smaller levels to assure each others care. With innovation, transparency & willingness there is a beautiful way through this all.
Our world and lives are all in their own variants of chaos. We must come together on the smaller levels to assure each others care. With innovation, transparency & willingness there is a beautiful way through this all.
More updates shortly!For now find more of the recent "tucked away" content here:
Region to open 3 sites for short-term accomodations to people who are homeless this winter - CBC News Land Back Camp moves, calls on Waterloo to do more anti-rasicm work - Kitchener Today Outreach better investment than security guards in Cambridge, agencies say -The Record Kitchener councillors approve anti-racism plan - The Record (Related Staff Report to Council) |
"There is a need for 450 units of supportive housing, 5,000 units of community housing and 9,300 units of affordable rental housing. " - City of Kitchener Special Council Staff Report, Aug 31st, 2020 City of Kitchener Housing Strategy - DRAFT, August 2020
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Your voice counts!Get your housing thoughts in:
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Your #Unsheltered support is needed!
The button below is where you can check in on what items are currently needed in Unsheltered Aid. Thank you to all for their support! City of Kitchener Council Meetings
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"Community works together to protect homeless population from COVID-19 and to plan for winter"
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January 13th, 2020
"We can't delay necessary action
to solve this crisis" |
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It's how we commit to our citizens need for support and housing stabilization. It's how we tell them that we refuse to allow our most vulnerable to be forgotten. It's how we acknowledge their need, and express that they hold value as individuals, not just statistics.
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Affordable HousingExplore Affordable Housing Topics
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The "Discussion"Free Transit, Hospice, Mental Health, and more!
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What's New?Check out past site posts
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Interview with Alliance Against Poverty Founding Member Oscar Cole-Arnal
Published by/Sourced from: The Civic Hub Waterloo Region HERE
Published by/Sourced from: The Civic Hub Waterloo Region HERE
Meet Claire and Louise
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