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Funding to Create Community Housing Proposal for Women

Funding to Create Community Housing Proposal for Women
May 12, 2021 - 11:01 AM
The province is providing $100,000 to develop a proposal for a community-based, permanent housing project for up to 100 women and children.
The YWCA, Alice House, Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland Nova Scotia and the Marguerite Centre will work together on a plan for the Home for Good Centre. The vision is to create a community hub with a mix of housing options for women and families. The plan would include supported housing, affordable housing, multipurpose spaces for community use and office space for service providers.
“We are focused on creating permanent supportive housing for people experiencing homelessness or living in precarious housing,” said Kelly Regan, Minister of Community Services. “Having safe, affordable housing that supports mothers and their children will have a lasting impact on their lives and their ability to succeed.” ....

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Government Supports the Food Needs of Vulnerable Nova Scotians

Government Supports the Food Needs of Vulnerable Nova Scotians
May 10, 2021 - 2:47 PM
The Rankin government is investing $1.3 million to help ensure vulnerable Nova Scotians get the food they need during the third wave of COVID-19. This funding will be provided to Feed Nova Scotia, smaller food banks and charitable organizations, and Family Resource Centres across Nova Scotia.
“Nova Scotians have been amazing at coming together as a community and helping each other through the third wave of the pandemic,” said Premier Iain Rankin. “Unfortunately, not everyone has people close by to lean on during tough times. We all need to do our part to ensure that those currently experiencing food insecurity have the support they need.” ....

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Funding for More Shelter Beds

Funding for More Shelter Beds
May 11, 2021 - 2:52 PM
The province is investing $350,000 to add 15 temporary shelter beds in partnership with the Mi kmaw Native Friendship Centre in Halifax. The beds will be at the centre’s North Park shelter location until the end of 2021.
With this new funding, the shelter system will have its highest-ever capacity. During the initial waves of the pandemic, the provincial government funded 40 additional shelter beds.
“As the pandemic continues, we are committed to supporting Nova Scotians who need emergency housing,” said Kelly Regan, Minister of Community Services. “And while COVID-19 has increased demand for shelter beds, we know people experiencing homelessness need permanent, supportive housing. We’re working diligently to help create more of those options.” ....

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N.J.'s lockdown on programs for disabled people must end now, families say

N.J.’s lockdown on programs for disabled people must end now, families say
Updated 3:02 PM;
Today 8:30 AM
Kelly Reagan, right, at a Christmas party with Becky Chaplin, a social worker at the Ladacin day program in Ocean Township in 2017. Reagan is declining mentally and emotionally because day programs have been shut for most of the past 13 months , her mother, Marianne says.
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Aided by vaccines, mandatory mask-wearing and social distancing, the Murphy administration this year has gradually relaxed restrictions on nursing homes visits, attendance at weddings and sporting events and dining capacity at restaurants.
But there is one segment of the population that is still waiting for a reprieve from the pandemic-driven lockdown: the 12,000 people who live with developmental and intellectual disabilities who used to spend as many as 40 hours a week learning and socializing with their peers at what are called day programs. ....

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With nowhere to go, number of income assistance clients living in hotels skyrockets

Posted: Apr 16, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: April 16
Stanley Hemming, 61, waits every week to find out if his hotel stay will be renewed.(Steve Lawrence/CBC)
Evicted from his Halifax apartment on March 31 for rental arrears, Stanley Hemming packed a few changes of clothes, some essential paperwork and little else.
He went to the hospital, in part because as a diabetic, he knew his blood sugar was dangerously high. But in equal part, he hoped to be admitted just so he would have a place to sleep that night.
Hemming, 61, wasn t admitted to hospital that day, but to his relief, he was offered a bed elsewhere. Staff with the Nova Scotia Department of Community Services placed Hemming in a hotel room, where he s been living ever since. ....

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