During the winter, living in poverty is hard. When the temperature drops, the need for relief from the cold increases,.
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Past Articles
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From Rock Bottom to Recovery: Mary Joe’s Story
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New Mom Looking for Holiday Help, Surprised to Help Others
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7 Ways to Support Bissell Centre this Holiday Season
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ENMAX Renews Support of Eviction Prevention Program
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Russell’s Story of Hope and Renewal
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Back to School With Confidence!
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Family of Five Enjoys “Worry-Free” Camp Experience at Bissell Family Camps!
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Meet Maureen: Volunteer Extraordinaire!
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Single Mother Rebuilds Life After Addiction
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Community Bridge Program Helps Wendy Avoid Homelessness
New Mom Looking for Holiday Help, Surprised to Help Others
Christmas of 2017 was a tough time for my family. Having welcomed our second daughter in September, we were at.
7 Ways to Support Bissell Centre this Holiday Season
Together, we can make a big difference for families and individuals living in poverty this Holiday Season. Here are 7.
ENMAX Renews Support of Eviction Prevention Program
We are thrilled to announce that ENMAX has renewed their partnership with our Community Bridge Program! Community Bridge is a.
Russell’s Story of Hope and Renewal
When Russell came to us, he had been sleeping under trees, struggling to find work. After spending a decade stuck.
Back to School With Confidence!
← Back to Campaign Page For many, Back to School shopping is exciting. But for those who are living in.
Family of Five Enjoys “Worry-Free” Camp Experience at Bissell Family Camps!
Until last year, Lorissa and Corey had never taken their family camping. Raising three small children on a single income,.
Meet Maureen: Volunteer Extraordinaire!
Bissell Centre relies on over 1,300 volunteers every year who give 17,000 hours assisting participants and staff in many of.
Single Mother Rebuilds Life After Addiction
← Back to Campaign Page “I always wanted to give my children a better life than I had. There’s nothing.
Community Bridge Program Helps Wendy Avoid Homelessness
Wendy has fond memories of her childhood on Sugar Lake in British Columbia. She describes fishing and collecting clams with.