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Growing a Community of Support: Firemen Movers Training Helps Volunteers in the GTA Move with Confidence
A social enterprise is more than just a business that donates to the same deserving organization each year – it’s an investment into the infrastructure of a community, a partnership that ensures both parties are less vulnerable to external pressures and more focused on shared values, stability, and prosperity. Shelter Movers proudly began a social
Expanding Horizons: Shelter Movers Nova Scotia’s New Reach in Cumberland-Colchester
Since expanding services to include Cumberland-Colchester in October of 2023, Shelter Movers Nova Scotia has reached a significant milestone in its mission to provide vital assistance to those in need.
Shelter Movers Expands to Leeds and Grenville: A Rural-Minded Approach for a Unique Region
Shelter Movers Ottawa is making strides to reach Leeds and Grenville county, providing crucial support for individuals fleeing intimate partner and family violence. This expansion marks a new stage in
Firemen Movers Partnership
Shelter Movers and Firemen Movers Social Enterprise Partnership As we initially announced in January of this year, Shelter Movers has taken a significant step towards sustainable community integration by acquiring
What Canadian Law Says About Abuse
Disclaimer: This blog provides general information only. If you need legal help, contact a lawyer or legal aid location. Entering a courthouse can feel intimidating. Traditional court buildings are designed to
Intimate Partner and Family Violence in Rural Communities: Shelter Movers Ottawa Continues to Make Inroads in Lanark County
In Lanark County, Ontario, as in many communities in Canada, intimate partner and family violence are urgent issues demanding our collective attention. While these forms of violence can impact anyone,
Addressing the Growing Need for Support Services for Intimate Partner Violence Survivors in Alberta
Alberta is grappling with a distinct rise in gender-based violence, underscoring an urgent need for enhanced support services for survivors. Recent statistics and incidents highlight a troubling trend: the frequency