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    • About Me
    • Precariously Unsheltered: Witnessing the Eviction Cycle In Waterloo Region
    • How to Help: Unsheltered Campaign
    • Nickles and Dimes: Seeking Change
    • Cutting Through the (Seemingly Bovine) 'Fecal Matter'.
    • Realizing the Right: Municipal Policy Responses to Encampments >
      • Human Rights & Housing Fights - Presentations - Realizing the Right >
        • Rethinking Municipal Approaches - Human Rights and Housing Fights
        • Human Rights and Housing Fights: Municipal Encampment Responses
        • CAEH Conference Ottawa 2024
      • Written Content - Projecct Outputs - Realizing the Right >
        • Waterloo Region Snapshot - Realizing the Right: Municipal Policy Responses to Encampments
        • Rethinking Municipal Policy Responses to Encampments: Building a Human Rights Approach in Ontario
      • On the right to adequate housing - By Peter Elgin (2020)
      • Open Letter: ​Seeking aid for Unsheltered in face of current Extreme Weather Crisis - 2025
      • Unsheltered: Emergency or Public Health Crisis - Where are we? >
        • ERP: Regional Policies
        • ERP: Provincial Acts
      • Social Justice Housing Rally
    • Municipal Meeting Pages
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Calling on community...
​We need your support!

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The Unsheltered Campaign (UC) is in urgent need of monetary donations to meet the immediate, practical needs of people in our community who are unhoused.
Especially those unable to access emergency shelters.

We are kindly asking for support from the broader community, to continue urgent mutual aid and outreach support to unhoused folks who are left stranded by the system. Unprecedented numbers of people are experiencing homelessness, including older adults, people with disabilities, and people who have never been homeless before.  Donations cover costs associated with temporary shelter, food, necessities, and survival gear. 

If you are able, you can make a donation through the Social Development Centre Waterloo Region using the link or QR code. Please choose “Unsheltered Campaign” from the drop-down list of donation recipients.
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Many hear the word homeless and picture encampments or tent cities. Yet there is another face to homelessness... that elderly single senior or disabled individual on a fixed income. Faced with rising rent and living costs and no equivalent increase in pension or benefits, they lose their housing.

Often referred to Unsheltered Campaign so they can stay off the streets until able or eligible to access housing resources and systems.  Preventing rather than creating chronic homelessness
- Lesley Crompton

Unsheltered Campaign

  • Unsheltered Campaign Letter, September 6, 2023
    RE: Closure of Encampment at 150 Main St. in Cambridge
    RE: Ending of Motel Shelter Program
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  • Unsheltered Campaign: Letters and Recent Engagements
  • Candidate Responses on Housing and Homelessness
  • Unsheltered Campaign: 2022 Municipal Election Unsheltered Pledge & Town Hall

Cutting Through the (Seemingly Bovine)
'Fecal Matter'
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“I Think It’s Bullshit”:
Encampment Evictions and the Criminalization of Homelessness

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How To place a donation

Use the button below to place your donation onlline.
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When donating, please be sure to select Unsheltered Campaign from the drop down list.
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​For additional assistance, please contact Unsheltered Campaign by email.

Other Pages from "Around here":

  • ​Barriers to Belonging: Examining Service Access (HR & HF)
  • ​Precariously Unsheltered: Witnessing the Eviction Cycle In Waterloo Region
  • ​Louder for those of you in the back... There are NO Shelter Options Right Now!
  • ​When Doors Close... And Relief Is Scarce
  • Realizing the Right: Municipal Policy Responses to Encampments​

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