A recent report by Campaign 2000 shows that over the past 25 years, Canada has failed to solve the problem of child poverty.
For those experiencing homelessness and extreme poverty, the Rainbow Kitchen provides support and community outside of the downtown core.
A Colwood couple who spent their weekend bringing food to homeless people in Victoria are an example of individuals taking the initiative to help those experiencing hunger and poverty in our community.
Many libraries across Canada are providing invaluable refuge, resources and help to people experiencing homelessness.
HeroWork provides much needed renovations for charities and non-profits in Victoria, such as the Mustard Seed and Threshold Housing Society.
The Salvation Army is working hard to give all families in Greater Victoria a sense of abundance on Christmas morning. Unfortunately, need has significantly increased from last year.
The Christmas Season is the busiest time of the year for the Mustard Seed. Volunteers and donations are needed!
Single parents and supporters concerned by high rates of child poverty in BC push for Child Support Clawback Policy to be repealed.
In keeping with a tradition that was established in 1956, the Times Colonist will be raising money for those in need this Christmas season.
A new study by the BC Non-Profit Housing Association reveals that housing affordability is reaching crisis levels.
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