Due to planned government spending cuts, our supported housing schemes in St Paul's Road and Yonge Park are under threat of closure.
Please support our fight to keep them open.
Work continues behind the scenes as I prepare formal documentation regarding the importance of these housing schemes. The testimonies provided in the comments reflect the vital nature of this support for our residents. I intend to present this collective perspective to the council once the final review is complete.
September 6, 2010
The rapid growth in momentum for this cause confirms that the community values these essential housing schemes. This collective response provides a firm foundation as we prepare to present our case to the local authorities.
6 Comments
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David Whitaker
15 years ago
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FIX THE BUDGET ELSEWHERE. Stop attacking the vulnerable.
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Mark Sandoval
15 years ago
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My brother lived at the Yonge Park site years ago and it completely turned his life around. Don't take this away from people who actually need it.
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Tom Owens
15 years ago
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keep them open we need these housing services in our area.
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Jenny Abbott
15 years ago
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Ridiculous cuts. Where are these people supposed to go? Seriously???
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Sarah Owens
15 years ago
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These places keep people safe and off the streets. Cutting funding is just plain cruel and short sighted.
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Linda Rivera
15 years ago
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St Pauls is essential for the neighborhood. Shame on them for trying to close it down.
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Due to planned government spending cuts, our supported housing schemes in St Paul's Road and Yonge Park are under threat of closure.
Please support our fight to keep them open.
Work continues behind the scenes as I prepare formal documentation regarding the importance of these housing schemes. The testimonies provided in the comments reflect the vital nature of this support for our residents. I intend to present this collective perspective to the council once the final review is complete.
September 6, 2010
The rapid growth in momentum for this cause confirms that the community values these essential housing schemes. This collective response provides a firm foundation as we prepare to present our case to the local authorities.
6 Comments
D
David Whitaker
15 years ago
Featured
FIX THE BUDGET ELSEWHERE. Stop attacking the vulnerable.
M
Mark Sandoval
15 years ago
Featured
My brother lived at the Yonge Park site years ago and it completely turned his life around. Don't take this away from people who actually need it.
T
Tom Owens
15 years ago
Featured
keep them open we need these housing services in our area.
J
Jenny Abbott
15 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous cuts. Where are these people supposed to go? Seriously???
S
Sarah Owens
15 years ago
Featured
These places keep people safe and off the streets. Cutting funding is just plain cruel and short sighted.
L
Linda Rivera
15 years ago
Featured
St Pauls is essential for the neighborhood. Shame on them for trying to close it down.
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FIX THE BUDGET ELSEWHERE. Stop attacking the vulnerable.