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Collaborative Supports and Housing for Women at Risk
December 23, 2020 - 9:29 AM
Enhanced access to housing and supports can help women overcome barriers and make positive changes in their lives.
With a total investment of $360,000 to the Elizabeth Fry Society’s Holly House for the next two years, more women in conflict with the law will have access to needed supports that will help them to break the cycle of poverty and criminality. Funding will allow Holly House to continue delivering its around the clock support to women and increase the facility’s capacity from eight to 10 live-in residents.
“Many of the women served by Holly House have experienced trauma, homelessness, or mental health and addiction issues,” said Mark Furey, Attorney General and Minister of Justice. “This investment will mean more positive outcomes for more women and ensure they are able to easily access the many government programs and services they might need to move forward.”

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