• December Story of the Month

    Business was brisk in December bringing the total number of clients in 2023 to 215. This is the most clients we have served in a calendar year since…


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  • August 2023 Story of the Month

    This week marks the 15th anniversary of Shelter to Home. In these 15 years we have served 2305 men, women and children, an average of 153 per year….


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  • July 2023 Story of the Month

    Donors are a huge part of the Shelter to Home story. We have received everything from couches, beds chests of drawers and dining tables, to cutlery, dishes, bed…


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  • May/June 2023 Story of the Month

    Over the years that Shelter to Home has been operating, there have been significant changes in the clientele. In 2008, most of our clients were men. They all…


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  • April 2023 Story of the Month

    We have helped to furnish two Community of Care homes in the past few years. (COC is a joint venture between CMHA and a sponsor church.) Working…


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  • October Story of the Month

    Homelessness continues to be a reality on the North Shore requiring ongoing action. The North Shore Homelessness Task Force was formed to provide coordinated, collaborative leadership and…


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  • September Story of the Month

    *names have been changed to protect privacy Beth* was just trying to make a better life for herself and her 4 year old daughter,…


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  • August Story of the Month

    North Shore residents were shocked to learn of a fire on May 31 in the Silverlynn Housing complex. Sadly there was one death. Seniors and people living…


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  • May Story of the Month

    Shelter to Home works hand in hand with several North Shore agencies including the North Shore Crisis Center/Sage House, Hollyburn Family, Seniors’ and Victim Services, Vancouver Coastal Health, Canadian…


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  • March Story of the Month

    We have a new look!! Our “perf” was donated and installed. It covers the large downstairs windows with an attractive green-blue mosaic, yet still lets in 80%…


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