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Let’s Speak Truth to Power

Please add your voice to tell your local municipal leaders that you appreciate their stand in support of the Charter of Human Rights. Tell your mayor and council: “Do not trample over the human rights of our neighbours. There is a better way.”  Here’s a link to send that message:

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Let's Rethink the Decision on Consumption and Treatment Sites: An Open Letter to the Premier of Ontario

Dear Premier Ford,

During the Pandemic you and your colleagues followed the research and lead from the front – not from the politicized sidelines. We need you to follow the research now.

‘Word on the street’ two potentially fatal overdoses were reversed at the CTS in Kitchener in a span of only five hours this week alone. If the facility was closed, and the proposed HART Hub precluded supervised consumption with wrap around services – including wound care, mental health supports, and referral to recovery services – those two people would likely have died, alone

Please reverse the decision to close all CTS in the Province of Ontario.

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Grants for Affordable and Supportive Housing Outreach totals $265, 000 since June 2023

It has been almost three years since the beginning of Trinity’s partnership with the Waterloo Region Community Foundation (WRCF) and what a successful and mutually beneficial partnership it has been! In that time, Cathy Baer and Barb Hill have volunteered on the WRCF’s Community Grants committee, John Fraser has volunteered on WRCF’s Financial Review committee and Dave Rutherford has volunteered on the Due Diligence committee. Trinity United Church has featured prominently in WRCF’s press releases.

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Hope for Ending Homelessness in Waterloo Region: A Community Dialogue

Saturday, March 9th • 4:00-6:00 pm

Ray of Hope • 659 King St. E

Entrance at back of building off Stirling Lane

Free and open to the public

More and more people in our community can't access housing.

If this concerns you, join us for a community dialogue; bringing together service organizations, developers, individuals with lived expertise, political representatives, and members of the public, to explore the issues and systemic solutions.

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