It was an injury at work that knocked Scott’s world off balance. It shouldn’t have happened, but it did, leading.
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Past Articles
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Close Call: Scott and Amy Avoid Eviction Thanks to ‘Community Bridge’
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Would You Rather: Wear Dirty Underwear, Or Go Without?
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5 Reasons Why EVERYONE Needs Clean Underwear
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National Indigenous Peoples Day – More Than A Celebration
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From the Street to School – Mike’s Story
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Cooking, Comradery, & Community: A Recipe for Hope
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From Nothing to Everything – Dave’s Story
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Walking the Walk – One Man’s Mission to Help Vulnerable Edmontonians
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7 Memorable Highlights of 2018
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From Rock Bottom to Recovery: Mary Joe’s Story
Would You Rather: Wear Dirty Underwear, Or Go Without?
…Sadly, this is a decision people experiencing homelessness have to make every single day. For people who are homeless in.
5 Reasons Why EVERYONE Needs Clean Underwear
...Especially those who are experiencing homeless. New underwear is one of the most requested items by people who use our.
National Indigenous Peoples Day – More Than A Celebration
Colourful regalia. Delicious food. Traditional performances. Laughter between friends. These were just a few of the sights and sounds to.
From the Street to School – Mike’s Story
When Mike first came to Bissell Centre, he’d been living on the street for two years. You might have even.
Cooking, Comradery, & Community: A Recipe for Hope
Bissell Centre’s Community Kitchen, part of the larger Community Space renovation, opened in October 2018 and has since been providing.
From Nothing to Everything – Dave’s Story
If Bissell Centre didn’t exist, I’d be dead—I know I’d be dead. Before they helped me, I had nothing, and.
Walking the Walk – One Man’s Mission to Help Vulnerable Edmontonians
Josh Hudon, father and business owner, is humble about his achievements, but his collection of 1000 bags for Bissell Centre.
7 Memorable Highlights of 2018
This past year brought a lot of positive change and much to be celebrated. Each change has brought us one.
From Rock Bottom to Recovery: Mary Joe’s Story
During the winter, living in poverty is hard. When the temperature drops, the need for relief from the cold increases,.