If you’re feeling a little weary, discouraged or just looking for some new inspiration, this collection of heart-warming stories is sure to brighten your day. If you have any inspirational stories or pieces that you would like to share, we would love to hear from you!
When COVID-19 restrictions were announced in New Brunswick, communities were ready to respond quickly to the needs of vulnerable residents across the province. Learn how New Brunswick’s poverty reduction collectives quickly mobilized their community response to food security and transportation access for vulnerable residents across the province.
COVID-19 has exposed many of the structural inequities in our country and has highlighted many of the gaps and inadequacies of our social safety net. At the same time, the pandemic has demonstrated how our government can take bold and swift action to support the most vulnerable through meaningful investments, policies and social supports.
Revelstoke Leveraging COVID-19 to Build Community Resilience By Lisa Cyr |
Journey of the Gown .................................... By Marilyn Moffat |
How a Warehouse is Rescuing Food During COVID By Natasha Pei |
Celebrating Canada's Volunteers By Mary Lyn Villeneuve & Harold Hess |
Inukjuak Hunters in Nunavik Take Care of Their Community By Johnny Kasudlauk |
Edmonton Supporting NewcomersBy Alison Homer |
Neighbourhoods Connects in Alberta ..By Elle Richards |
Peterborough Porch Food Drive ...............
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Shelter For Vancouver's Most Vulnerable By Christine Hadekel |
EPIC Generosity in Nova Scotia ............. By Annika Voltan |
St. John's Helps Bring Food to Remote Communities By Joshua Smee |
Kindness Abounds in Chatham Kent ... By Phillip Mock |
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