Shepherds of the Front Line

It’s time to retire our loyal and hardworking truck, known as “Rusty Ruby”. We are asking the community to help us as we launch a campaign to help us feed hungry people by buying a new refrigerated truck.

This year’s Annual General Meeting focused on Compassionate Community Connections. We brought together staff, volunteers, donors, and community partners to discuss this past year’s successes and our organization’s direction for the future.

Yesterday, Deirdre Freiheit, President and CEO talked with Rick Gibbons about the funding we have received for our 5th supportive housing residence on Montreal Road.

The Canadian and Mortgage Housing Corporation announced $3.65 million in funding to go toward Shepherds of Good Hope’s fifth supportive housing facility, 765 Montreal Road.

Shepherds of Good Hope’s 2019 Annual General Meeting, “Compassionate Community Connections” will bring together staff, volunteers, donors, and community partners to discuss this past year’s successes and our organization’s direction for the future.

Shepherds of Good Hope’s 2019 Annual General Meeting, “Compassionate Community Connections” will bring together staff, volunteers, donors, and community partners to discuss this past year’s successes and our organization’s direction for the future.

Shepherds of Good Hope staff and clients participate in the #TrashTag challenge in an effort to continue to be a good neighbour and make a small part of our community cleaner.

Shepherds of Good Hope’s amazing Community and Volunteer Services team put together a great event to thank all the volunteers who have contributed their time over the past year.

This past weekend Shepherds of Good Hope participated in ‘An Hour to Give’ hosted by Sam Laprade on 1310 News.

On this International Women’s Day – #IWD2019 – we must talk about our most vulnerable women and non-gender conforming people, particularly those who are homeless and vulnerably housed.