Sentences with phrase «night shelters»

Indigenous Women and Women of Colour are Strongly Encouraged to Apply — The Downtown Eastside Women's Centre is a Drop - In Centre and Emergency Night Shelter offering a wide variety of services to a diverse community of women and children living in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver.

Aboriginal Women and Women of Colour are Strongly Encouraged to Apply — The Downtown Eastside Women's Centre is a Drop - In Centre and Emergency Night Shelter offering a wide variety of services to a diverse community of women and children living in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver.

It has also helped train and set up support for 70 night shelters across England and Wales.

The number of homeless people in West Yorkshire is rising steadily and churches and many others in the county are increasingly involved in providing night shelter accommodation for the homeless,» he said in the Lords.

1999 - 2002: Acted as the volunteer nighttime counselor for the Chicago Night shelter, Chicago with following responsibilities

Our drop - in centre and emergency night shelter are low - barrier, offering essential needs to women without prerequisites.

«But I think we are stepping up — I think churches of all denominations are running food banks and night shelters and soup kitchens and debt advice and marriage courses and parent & toddler groups and a whole range of activities that are reaching out to some of the neediest people in our communities.»

Do you want me to serve on four committees and run the night shelter?

An Oxford student receives a second education when he spends Christmas at a night shelter for homeless men.

The food bank works with more than 600 nonprofit partners — including food pantries, community kitchens, childcare centers, night shelters and senior centers — to distribute over 60 million meals to more than 755,000 people in 29 counties across metro Atlanta and north Georgia.

Would people working to help migrants — maybe those running food banks or night shelters — be seen as frustrating the Home Office strategy of incentivising people to «go home» through enforced destitution?

Harrow boys have been visiting drop in centres and night shelters to help Harrow's homeless.

I remembered a time when I was working in a night shelter for the homeless in Coventry, and when there was, at the same time, a great cultural buzz in the city and also a good deal of racial tension.

It is from Victoria, who says, «I was a support diver for NOAA's Hydrolab in St. Croix, back in the early»90s, where the subject of research was the effect of excrement from fish that spent their nights sheltered in coral reefs, particularly parrot fish.