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Publications Communautaires #12
Plan de Communication Scientifique #2
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Indwell Community Homes (Hamilton, ON): Hope and Homes for All in Hamilton and Ontario
Authors: Hamid Golhasany
Indwell Community Homes is a faith-based non-profit that delivers permanent supportive housing across Hamilton and Southern Ontario, combining deeply affordable rental units with on-site mental health, addiction, and community supports. …
- #Addictions
- #Community-Based Solutions
- #Homelessness
- #Mental health
- #Supportive Housing
Healing the Harbour, Healing the Community (Hamilton, ON): The Role of the Bay Area Restoration Council (BARC)
Authors: ScienceReach Admin, Hamid Golhasany
Hamilton Harbour, once one of the most polluted sites on the Great Lakes, is undergoing a remarkable transformation. For over 30 years, the Bay Area Restoration Council (BARC) has played …
- #Bay Area Restoration Council (BARC)
- #Community engagement
- #Environmental restoration
- #Hamilton Harbour
- #Water quality
Tyndale St-Georges Community Centre (Montréal, QC): The B-Hive program; building belonging and community for teens in Little Burgundy
Authors: Eric Zambory
Tyndale St-Georges Community Centre, founded in 1927 in Montréal's Little Burgundy, is one of the city's few English-language community organizations serving a neighbourhood shaped by poverty, immigration, and linguistic-minority status. …
- #adolescent isolation
- #community-based youth services
- #Little Burgundy, Montréal
- #marginalized teens
- #youth programs
Centre social d’aide aux immigrants (Montreal, QC): A Comprehensive Approach to Immigrant and Refugee Integration and Well-being
Authors: Ayako Takahashi
Founded in 1947, Centre social d’aide aux immigrants (CSAI) is one of Montréal’s longest-standing settlement organizations, serving more than 14,000 immigrants, government-assisted refugees, and other newcomers each year. CSAI brings …
- #immigrant integration
- #newcomer settlement
- #Quebec
- #refugees
- #well-being
The Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland Nova Scotia
Authors: Hamid Goltesting
EFMNS positions its work as a cycle-breaking intervention. Their mission statement emphasizes “break[ing] the cycles that lead to criminalization” through transitional housing, programming “both in jail and in the community,” …
- #break the cycle
- #female-identifying people
- #Gender-based violence
