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Centre of Hope Ottawa. The Salvation Army’s new Centre of Hope will be located in Ottawa’s eastern downtown area at 333 Montreal Road. Purposefully designed to be accessible, serving a broad range of community needs, the Centre of Hope will be as open and welcoming to the broader community as it is to the people who need our services.
19 de mar. de 2021 · The Salvation Army Ottawa Booth Centre’s Outreach Services Team shares a day in the life of an Outreach Worker, serving the homeless community in Ottawa. A number of our staff contributed to this piece to describe the range of their experiences and needs of the community. On the Frontlines: A Day in the Life of our Ottawa Street Outreach Workers
The Salvation Army Ottawa Booth Centre team shows unconditional acceptance of all individuals and families who come for help by: Offering services or access to service physical, social, emotional, and spiritual needs; Delivering those services consistently in a respectful, compassionate, and loving manner;
The Centre of Hope will offer 99 beds for emergency shelter, with 3-5 beds per room. Emergency shelter is an essential service that serves as an entry point to services for those who need further support. Once emergency services are no longer required, we offer a continuum of care through Supportive Housing and our Transitional Independent ...
10 de nov. de 2023 · The Salvation Army provides critical services and programs in Ottawa addressing housing and homelessness, and food security while giving a helping hand to young parents and families through parenting and educational supports at The Salvation Army Bethany Hope Centre. “The Salvation Army’s presence in the Ottawa area is far-reaching and our ...
The Salvation Army Ottawa Booth Centre (OBC) is the lead agency in the program. It works with intake agencies across the city to give assistance. ... If you are looking for a nearby intake centre, contact the Salvation Army LEAP service at 613-241-1573 ext. 325.
SStS is situated within the Booth Centre Lifehouse, utilising rooms on the ground floor with separate access. Meals are provided through Sally Anne’s Social Enterprise Cafe on site. Access to SStS is for 7 - 10 days as an initial period, during which we will provide support in accessing appropriate accommodation and reduce the risk of clients returning to street homelessness.
