We'd like to say a huge thank you to our most recent student intern Rachael!
She is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Social Work degree at Memorial University and will be graduating in the spring.
We wish her the very best as she moves on to the next exciting chapter!

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Gail has shared her incredible wisdom as a national trainer with the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness, a founding member of the Community Advisory Board of End Homelessness St. John's, and in 2024 was elected to the Board of Directors of the CD Foundation 👏🏽 #SocialWorkMonth #RealHomes

Thanks Jennifer and Matthew from End Homelessness St. John’s @ehsj709 for visiting and sharing information about the work you do. We appreciated the session and the great discussion.

Thank you John Abbott for joining us and our friends Alliance to End Homelessness Ottawa today for The Empathy Project.

Our friends Alliance to End Homelessness Ottawa just took members of our community through a simulation of our homeless serving system as part of The Empathy Project. This event helps participants understand, in a very basic way some of the challenges folks in our community face each day #wecanendit

Getting ready for #TheEmpathyProject with ⁦End Homelessness St. John's⁩ in Newfoundland! Understanding the system is the first step to making it better. #WeCanEndIt

The Signal's host Adam Walsh asked EHSJ Executive Director Doug Pawson to join a discussion about solutions for homelessness last week. You can check out the episode here:
youtube.com/watch?v=kr5Vs4…

CFY’s Executive Director Sheldon Pollet was a guest on The Signal CBC with Adam Walsh earlier this week 📻 The broadcast also featured other voices from NL, Canada, and even Finland who shared their best ideas and solutions for ending homelessness ✨
Other guests included Tim…

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Black Joy: Resistance, Resilience, & What it Means to Black Canadian Youth Experiencing Homelessness youtube.com/watch?v=joGFL9…