The Homelessness Hub

Food Security, Homelessness, Poverty

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A website that fully explains homelessness, provides extensive learning and research resources, and stories. Resources include information on health, mental health legal &justice issues, training & employment. The website also contains a poverty library with information on energy poverty, food security, social assistance, transportation, diversity, policy, rights & inclusion and measurement & trends. Contains links to homelessness statistics and community resources for each province. Course material on Housing, coordinated access, trauma-informed care, and systems planning collective. In total the website contains over 30,000 resources related to homelessness and poverty.

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