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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
The Impact of COVID-19 on Violence Against Women and What Shelter Movers Is Doing About It
Rising tensions and fears caused by isolation measures enacted due to the pandemic have led to an increase in Violence Against Women (VAW) in Canada. Since the onset of the
Supporting Survivors During COVID-19 Panel Discussion
On Tuesday, May 5, 2020 Shelter Movers hosted a panel discussion on the impacts that the global pandemic is having on gender-based violence in Canada, and what we can do to
Volunteer Profile: Jessica’s Story
Update: Since this profile was originally published, Shelter Movers held a Virtual Volunteer Appreciation Party during National Volunteer Week 2020 to thank, acknowledge and celebrate the transformative work that Shelter
Volunteer Profile: Alyssa’s Story
Alyssa, a volunteer at Shelter Movers Greater Toronto, is truly a renaissance woman. When she isn’t earning a PhD in Health Services Research, she’s either volunteering at Shelter Movers or
Statement Regarding COVID 19
Shelter Movers continues to serve survivors in all chapters, including Greater Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver, Nova Scotia, Montreal, and Waterloo. For a detailed list of all of our procedural changes please
Volunteer Profile: Mark’s Story
“I wear a suit on Bay Street on weekdays, and on weekends, I do this,” explains Mark, Lead Mover, Shelter Movers Toronto. Mark, a Vancouverite turned Torontonian, has been volunteering