A drop-in based center that provides food and other resources to all individuals in need throughout the Greater Sudbury area. Please call 705-673-2163 for current hours of operation.

Banque alimentaire régionale desservant des organismes de quartier qui aident les défavorisés à retrouver leur dignité et leur autonomie financière.

Provides a collection and distribution system for surplus and donated food to assist those in need in Moose Jaw and district.

Offers outreach services on issues of family violence to Moose Jaw and surrounding communities. We provide safety and shelter for up to 6 weeks for women with children, and one month for single women. The Moose Jaw Transition House provides these services for women and children: advocacy, counselling, emergency clothing, food, transportation to appointments and school, referrals, support groups, and children's programs. We also offer public education, a resource library, community outreach, and some emergency transportation from rural areas.

Our mandate is to create cultural awareness in the community at large,

encourage appreciation and sharing of our diverse cultural values, and assist the new immigrants and refugees in their settlement, orientation, and adaptation. Our settlement program includes assistance with housing, employment, education, health care, and English as a Second Language classes.

Provides shelter for women and children who are victims of violence.

Offering emergency accommodation linked with support services for homeless and disadvantaged persons in Calgary’s urban core, services include a large drop-in serving 1200 meals a day, emergency and transitional housing, and educational, health and religious services.

Provides safe secure accommodation and support services to women and their children escaping from an abusive relationship.

Fosters and maintains a healthy sense of community, cooperation and self-worth through the promotion of traditional Native culture and values.

This corporation assists off-reserve Aboriginals in finding affordable housing in PEI. It operates 4 programs: Urban Native Housing (the corporation owns units in Charlottetown and Summerside), Rural & Native Housing (units are owned by Canada Mortgage & Housing Corporation and are managed by Nanegkam), Emergency Repair Program (funding for emergency repairs to units owned/operated by Aboriginal people), and the Homeowner Residential Rehabilitation Program (for low-income homeowners requiring upgrades).