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Membership means more: Individual and corporate members are what makes the Coalition a coalition. Without you, we could not make any progress in ending homelessness in the capital region.

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CAEH Training: The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness is bringing 10 full days of training to Greater Victoria between now and March 2019. Meet, mingle, lunch and learn with community members at these complimentary session.

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LAID OFF AND LOOKING FOR WORK? CHAMBER JOB BOARD LISTS EMPLOYERS LOOKING FOR WORKERS

March 21, 2020/by Clare Pugh

Volunteer training for the 2020 National Coordinated Point-in-Time Homeless Count

March 2, 2020/by Clare Pugh

Face-to-Face with the Victoria Police Department

January 31, 2020/by Clare Pugh

A Day of Community: Project Connect 2020

January 22, 2020/by Clare Pugh

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In Crisis?:

If you require urgent emotional support, including having thoughts of suicide and other mental health issues, please call Vancouver Island Crisis Line: 1-888-494-3888.

Youth (under 25 years of age) may access youthspace.ca for online emotional support.

For other resources, including shelter availability, visit bc211.ca