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Shelter Movers Ottawa Received Canada Post Foundation Support

Shelter Movers Ottawa Receives Canada Post Community Foundation Support

Shelter Movers Ottawa is a proud recipient of the 2021 Canada Post Community Foundation grant. This support allows us to continue to provide moving and storage services to survivors and their families fleeing abuse at no cost to them. This grant helps support opportunities for additional growth into more rural areas, where the need for

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Volunteer Spotlight Jean Philippe

Volunteer Spotlight: Jean-Philippe

Congratulations to Jean-Philippe for being our chosen volunteer for this month’s volunteer spotlight. Last December, when Jean-Philippe had some spare time next to his day job, he noticed the volunteer posts for Shelter Movers Montreal and was inspired by our mission and services provided for people fleeing domestic abuse. Jean-Philippe is currently a Lead Mover

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Sexual Violence on Canadian Campuses

Sexual Violence On Canadian Campuses

The Recent Wave of Sexual Violence on Campus A recent wave of alleged sexual assaults during Western University’s Orientation Week has brought to light the culture of sexual violence that exists on university campuses across the country. After the London, Ontario school’s orientation week ended during the second week of September, arrests were made in

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Find Your Place at Shelter Movers Vancouver

Shelter Movers is a non-profit Canadian organization that combats gender-based violence by providing free moving and storage services to women leaving abusive homes. What started as a small team of volunteers has expanded into a multi-chapter organization with volunteers from the east coast of Canada in Nova Scotia to the west coast in Vancouver.  Shelter

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Domestic Violence and the Housing Crisis

The Relationship Between Homelessness and Domestic Violence It’s an unfortunate reality that homelessness and domestic violence are closely related. Children who experience domestic violence become vulnerable to becoming unhoused later in life. As adults, survivors of domestic violence may be forced to choose between dangerous living situations because their options are limited due to the

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The Impact of the Pandemic on Healthy Relationships for Youth

When young people across the country return to in-person schooling this fall, they will be going back to more than the classroom. The re-introduction of in-person peer relationships is causing concern for some parents, who are worried about healthy relationship skills their kids may be lacking. The results from a national poll conducted by the

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Take back the night

Take Back the Night in Waterloo Region

Take Back the Night, an annual event to call for action against gender-based violence, is back in Waterloo Region for 2021! Hosted by the Sexual Assault Support Centre in partnership with local agencies including Shelter Movers, the event is an opportunity to celebrate women’s solidarity and generate action for change. Community organizations will also have

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