Designated community status would provide $1-3 million per year in funding to fight homelessness
Peggy Allen had 400 calls into police about homeless near her home. Now she’s fighting for them
Fraser Valley Rent Assistance Program has years of wisdom to offer provincial plan, official says
New data shows trend between more overdose deaths and the number of people dying in the street
Homeless advocate Harvey Clause says grief has distinct challenges for those living on the streets
City calls camp removals a safety issue, advocates say actions risk health and safety of homeless
City will show off co-ordinated intake and referral pilot program, which is set to close in March
Co-ordinated intake and referral program update notes a death and two hospitalizations in December
Gateway Church shelter operator expects a full house with temperatures forecast to dip to -8 C
What we can take away from Finding A Way Home, tales of love and connection on the streets of Abbotsford
Non-profit work can involve a lot of burnout, but for many the rewards come from those around them
Since the chicken manure incident, that relationship has largely improved, Mayor Henry Braun says
Abbotsford youths formerly in government care speak out on how the system can foster homelessness
Ministry says number of youth in system is shrinking, more being done to help youth transition
A year-and-a-half later, Zanzara Huebsch struggles to cope with the loss of her son
Single-day methodology ‘invariably’ yields low count, weather-dependent results, Jesse Wegenast says
Colleen Aitken is often called ‘Mom’ for her advice, her protective eye and her care for her ‘little ones’
Responsibility over a cat or dog makes Gary Hull take fewer risks and take better care of himself
Life as a homeless couple forces ultimatums; it also brings the security of having each other’s back
Service provider says the homeless population is Abbotsford’s most environmentally friendly
