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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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December Story of the Month
Shelter to Home was launched in 2008 to provide furniture and household goods for a client from the North Shore Lookout Shelter. Initially all our clients came from…
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August Story of the Month
“Katherine” is a single gal who was recovering from a complex health issue. She needed everything for her 1 bedroom apartment. We were able to accommodate fully and…
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Our New Home
We have a new home! After almost a year of searching for a new space, we met local business owners Maninder Tennessey and Tarie Tennessey of Atlas Pots, who offered…
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July Story of the Month
“Azita and Amir” are our most recent Shelter to Home clients. They are leaving a dangerous situation in their home country and will be living with friends…
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June Story of the Month
June was a strange month. Although we worked with 24 people, by the end of June only 15 had moved into their new homes and had taken their new…
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May Story of the Month
Call us the C Team. Compassion, Cooperation, Collaboration. Shelter to Home is a model of team work. Every week volunteers answer telephone calls from donors. They pass information to the…
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Anne’s Story
This month we assisted 5 single mothers with a total of 11 children. Here’s ” Ann’s” story. Ann has 5 children, the youngest one, only 2 months old. Ann suffered…
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