Dear,
Right Hon. Stephen Harper, Hon. Christy Clark, Hon. Leona Aolukkaq,
Hon. Dr. Margaret MacDiarmid, Dr. David N. Ostrow, Mary Ackenhusen and
Dr. Patricia Daly,
About the Rainier…
Opened in 2009, The Rainier Hotel is a partnership between the PHS Community Services Society, the City of Vancouver, Vancouver Coastal Health, Provincial Health Services Authority, and The Ministry of Health. The Rainier is a treatment and recovery centre for women from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (DTES) community that provides stabilization and treatment for substance dependency, mental health, and primary health care needs. The Rainier also offer diverse programming and extensive group and one on one counseling to ensure the healing and recovery needs of the whole person, mind, body and soul, are addressed.
Thank you for your considerate attention to this matter.
Yours very truly,
Signature
Printed Name:
Address: Date:
The number of signatures for The Rainier Hotel is steadily approaching two hundred and fifty. Please take a moment to forward this petition to your personal network so we can reach this milestone while public attention remains focused on our cause.
February 17, 2014
The petition has now reached one hundred signatures in support of The Rainier Hotel. This initial milestone demonstrates a clear interest in preserving these essential recovery services for women in the Downtown Eastside.
Reached 100 supporters
February 17, 2014
February 17, 2014
The number of signatures is nearing one hundred. Please post the petition link to your social media accounts today to help us reach this target.
56 Comments
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Stephanie Reifferscheid
9 years ago
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Such a critical service as this should be given core funding. They shouldn't have to scramble for necessary funding year in and year out,
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
I thank the Rainier Hotel and PHS for providing a community that my daughter was welcome to be part of the family they provided
V
Vanessa Richards
10 years ago
Featured
I've had personal experience with the programmes and people of the Rainier and PHS in my work as a community based artist. The work they do needs to be supported and funded. Please do.
Sincerely,
Vanessa Richards, MPhil
Woodward's Community Singers, Director
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Evelyne Bouchard
12 years ago
Featured
There is a dire need for this type of small-scale compassionate program in the DTES. It is horrible that such a successful program receives no funding when there are gross inefficiencies in so many other large government programs.
C
Cari Ionson
12 years ago
Featured
Services like the Rainier Hotel are crucial to the well being of our community. Ensuring that Vancouver's most vulnerable and marginalized women have their basic needs met and opportunities to thrive promotes the community's safety and well-being.
I
Iglika Ivanova
12 years ago
Featured
This program has proven to work and it's likely cheaper (not to mention much more humane) to fund it properly than it is to pay for the extra emergency services the lack of such a program will force the women to use. Please fund it!
E
Erian Baxter
9 years ago
Women specific programs need to be funded.. You heal and empower women... And then they heal and empower communities...
B
Bronwen LeGuerrier
9 years ago
I fully, completely support this project and it's effort to help women who may have never been given a chance otherwise.
Dear,
Right Hon. Stephen Harper, Hon. Christy Clark, Hon. Leona Aolukkaq,
Hon. Dr. Margaret MacDiarmid, Dr. David N. Ostrow, Mary Ackenhusen and
Dr. Patricia Daly,
About the Rainier…
Opened in 2009, The Rainier Hotel is a partnership between the PHS Community Services Society, the City of Vancouver, Vancouver Coastal Health, Provincial Health Services Authority, and The Ministry of Health. The Rainier is a treatment and recovery centre for women from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (DTES) community that provides stabilization and treatment for substance dependency, mental health, and primary health care needs. The Rainier also offer diverse programming and extensive group and one on one counseling to ensure the healing and recovery needs of the whole person, mind, body and soul, are addressed.
Thank you for your considerate attention to this matter.
Yours very truly,
Signature
Printed Name:
Address: Date:
The number of signatures for The Rainier Hotel is steadily approaching two hundred and fifty. Please take a moment to forward this petition to your personal network so we can reach this milestone while public attention remains focused on our cause.
February 17, 2014
The petition has now reached one hundred signatures in support of The Rainier Hotel. This initial milestone demonstrates a clear interest in preserving these essential recovery services for women in the Downtown Eastside.
Reached 100 supporters
February 17, 2014
February 17, 2014
The number of signatures is nearing one hundred. Please post the petition link to your social media accounts today to help us reach this target.
56 Comments
S
Stephanie Reifferscheid
9 years ago
Featured
Such a critical service as this should be given core funding. They shouldn't have to scramble for necessary funding year in and year out,
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
I thank the Rainier Hotel and PHS for providing a community that my daughter was welcome to be part of the family they provided
V
Vanessa Richards
10 years ago
Featured
I've had personal experience with the programmes and people of the Rainier and PHS in my work as a community based artist. The work they do needs to be supported and funded. Please do.
Sincerely,
Vanessa Richards, MPhil
Woodward's Community Singers, Director
E
Evelyne Bouchard
12 years ago
Featured
There is a dire need for this type of small-scale compassionate program in the DTES. It is horrible that such a successful program receives no funding when there are gross inefficiencies in so many other large government programs.
C
Cari Ionson
12 years ago
Featured
Services like the Rainier Hotel are crucial to the well being of our community. Ensuring that Vancouver's most vulnerable and marginalized women have their basic needs met and opportunities to thrive promotes the community's safety and well-being.
I
Iglika Ivanova
12 years ago
Featured
This program has proven to work and it's likely cheaper (not to mention much more humane) to fund it properly than it is to pay for the extra emergency services the lack of such a program will force the women to use. Please fund it!
E
Erian Baxter
9 years ago
Women specific programs need to be funded.. You heal and empower women... And then they heal and empower communities...
B
Bronwen LeGuerrier
9 years ago
I fully, completely support this project and it's effort to help women who may have never been given a chance otherwise.
Such a critical service as this should be given core funding. They shouldn't have to scramble for necessary funding year in and year out,