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What Canadian Law Says About Abuse
Entering a courthouse can feel intimidating. Traditional court buildings are designed to appear imposing — from the heavy doors and high ceilings to the large, colonial decorations. In a similar way, the law itself can make individuals feel small and powerless. Canada has many laws in place to protect survivors from violence. However, the legal system
Introducing Erica More, Shelter Movers Nova Scotia’s New Chapter Director
Erica, welcome to the Shelter Movers team! Why don’t you tell us a bit about yourself? I grew up in London, Ontario with my parents, older sister, 2 cats, a
Partner Spotlight: Advantage Box Company
Advantage Box Company Ltd. is no stranger to contributing to the community. The Advantage Box team supports a variety of causes that promote social justice, especially Shelter Movers’ mission to
Volunteer Spotlight: Myriam
Meet Myriam! Myriam has been chosen as our volunteer of the month. She wears many hats in the organization. She takes care of moves as a Lead Mover, she does
Celebrating Our Volunteers
It’s time to celebrate, we’ve reached our 600th move! This month we celebrate National Volunteer Week! The theme for 2021 is The Value of One, The Power of Many. Gratitude
Modo: Partner Spotlight
At Shelter Movers, we believe in the power of gathering together to support fellow community members who need help. For us, what that means in practice is helping women and
Understanding The Different Types Of Abuse
Shelter Movers Waterloo Region has launched a new series called “What Is…” to explore different topics and gain a deeper understanding of our community. Our first topic is ‘Different Types