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A New Beginning for Survivors: How Shelter Movers Changes Lives
New beginnings are universal. Whether it’s starting a new job, moving to a new city, or entering a new chapter in life, beginnings signify hope, change, and growth. But for survivors of abuse, a new beginning carries an extraordinary weight. It is not just a step forward—it’s a lifeline, a declaration of self-worth, and the
Volunteer Profile: Jade’s Story
The prevalence of gender-based violence is what surprised Jade Vallentyne the most when she began volunteering with the Vancouver chapter of Shelter Movers. Jade is one of our rockstar movers
Volunteer Profile: Sana’s Story
Sana, Lead Mover, Shelter Movers, spent 6 years overseas working and earning her Master’s in ‘Policy, Media and Communication’ in the UK. When she returned to her hometown Toronto, one
Guide to Support Services in Vancouver for people experiencing gender-based violence
Making the decision to leave a violent or abusive home can be difficult. From where to go, to who to ask questions to, it can be hard to find counsel
Volunteer Profile: Stephanie’s Story
The ability to help women fleeing violence made Stephanie Ling want to get involved with Shelter Movers Vancouver. Starting with Shelter Movers Vancouver at its inception in 2018, she was
Volunteer Profile: Mauro’s Story
As a Ph.D. student studying evolution, Mauro Sugawara spends a lot of his time hitting the books. He wanted to do something in his free time that would be beneficial
Run Through Night Raises $14,710 to Benefit Women Leaving Gender-based Violence
On the summer solstice, most people sit around a bonfire or admire the evening sky from their backyard – but Peter Celler isn’t your average person. The mechanical engineer and