On October 16th, 2012, 2,174 homeless Edmontonians were counted. Compared to 2010, 247 fewer homeless individuals were counted in 2012..
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Past Articles
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2012 Homeless Count
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A Client Story: Finally… An Apartment After Four Homeless Years
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All Sides of the Coin – Part 2 “Participant”
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All Sides of the Coin – My 3 roles at Bissell Centre
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Seeking New Volunteer Board Members
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Premier Alison Redford serves lunch for over 150 community members at Bissell Centre!
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Barbara Poole – Remembering a Great Humanitarian
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A gift from a grateful family
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Ernie
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Winter Wishes, by Eric Rice
A Client Story: Finally… An Apartment After Four Homeless Years
This story was written by one of Bissell Centre's Homeless to Homes participants. *Name has been changed to protect the.
All Sides of the Coin – Part 2 “Participant”
Bissell Centre employee Sissy Thiessen shares her story of assuming the various positions of volunteer, program participant and employee within.
All Sides of the Coin – My 3 roles at Bissell Centre
Bissell Centre employee Sissy Thiessen shares her story of assuming the various positions of volunteer, program participant and employee within.
Seeking New Volunteer Board Members
Bissell Centre’s Board of Governors is seeking new volunteer Board members. Governors must be or become members of Bissell Centre.Responsibilities.
Premier Alison Redford serves lunch for over 150 community members at Bissell Centre!
December 20th, 2012 In the spirit of giving this holiday season, Premier Alison Redford, along with Minister of Finance Doug.
Barbara Poole – Remembering a Great Humanitarian
With the passing of Barbara Poole, the staff and community members at Bissell Centre would like to thank one of.
A gift from a grateful family
Yesterday a lovely family came into our Childcare Centre bearing gifts for our children - mini candy canes, a turkey.
Ernie
I wrote this little story - a blend of fiction and non-fiction - some years ago and just rediscovered it.
Winter Wishes, by Eric Rice
For those of us with a home and a family this Christmas, we might very well be surrounded by more.