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HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT HOMELESS HOT SPOTS?
EDMONTON CITY NEWS
With just three years in the books, Edmonton’s 10-
Close to 1,800 people have been taken off the streets since the plan was launched in 2008. That’s half of the estimated 3,700 people living on city streets when the program first started.
Sculptures brighten ‘gloomy’ stretch of Stony Plain Road -
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Read more and see more photos from the Edmonton Journal article…
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Edmonton’s faith communities have joined forces through the Capital Region Interfaith
Housing Initiative to formally pledge their support for Edmonton’s 10-
And members are volunteering a real helping hand by partnering with some of the hundreds of Edmontonians like Max to make sure the transition from the streets to a home is successful.
We’ve all been panhandled by a homeless person on street begging for money. I bet every one of you reading this has even been aggressively panhandled…
Read more from the HARDLY NORMAL blog on homeless hot spots.