Greater Moncton Homelessness Steering Committee
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A job does not guarantee escape from poverty.
In 2006, 42% of poor children in New Brunswick
were in families with at least one full time worker.

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Local Resources

Experiencing Homelessness: 3rd Report Card on Homelessness in Greater Moncton and 2nd Provincial Report Card on Homelessness, March 2010
Experiencing Homelessness: The 2nd Report Card on Homelessness in Greater Moncton, 2009
Experiencing Homelessness: The 1st Report Card on Homelessness in Greater Moncton, 2008
GMHSC Community Plan Update, fall 2007 (pdf)
GMHSC Data Tools for CPU 2007 (pdf)
GMHSC Community Plan, 2003 (pdf)

Other

January 2010. Reading between the lines of «Overcoming Poverty Together — The New Brunswick Economic and Social Inclusion Plan» by The Common Front for Social Justice Inc. (pdf)

December 2009. In from the Margins: A call to action on poverty, housing and homelessness. The Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology. Report of the Subcommittee on cities. (pdf)

2009. Child and Family Poverty Report Card, New Brunswick, 2009. Human Development Council (pdf)

2009. 1st NB Provincial Homelessness Report Card. (pdf)

2009. Federation of Canadian Municipalities. Quality of Life in Canadian Communities: Trends & Issues in Affordable Housing & Homelessness. Theme Report #4 in the FCM Quality of Life Reporting System.www.fcm.ca/english/View.asp?mp=1166&x=1119

2009. Campaign 2000. Family Security in Insecure Times: The Case for a Poverty Reduction Strategy for Canada. 2008 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty in Canada. www.campaign2000.ca

2008. Breaking the Cycle: Ontario's Poverty Report. Cabinet Committee on Poverty Reduction, December 2008. (pdf)

2008. The Homelessness Partnering Strategy: Partnerships that work. Human Resources and Social Development Canada. www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/homelessness

2008. Poverty and Plenty II: A Statistical Snapshot of the Quality of Life in Saint John. Prepared by Vibrant Communities, Saint John. (pdf)

2008. Doing Well by Doing Good: Analysis of the Business Case for Private Sector Engagement in Homelessness. Prepared by John Burrett, Capacity Strategic Networks Inc. and Steve Pomeroy, Focus Consulting Inc. (pdf)

November 2008. John Stapleton, Income Security for Working-Age Adults in Canada: Let's consider the model under our nose. Prepared for the Metcalf Foundation. (pdf)
www.metcalffoundation.com/

January 2008. Sustaining the Momentum: Recommendations for a National Action Plan on Housing and Homelessness. Federation of Canadian Municipalities. (pdf)
www.fcm.ca/English/View.asp?mp=560&x=573

November 2007. John Stapleton, Why is it so tough to get ahead? How our tangled social programs pathologize the transition to self-reliance. (pdf) Prepared for the Metcalf Foundation.
www.metcalffoundation.com/

2007. Miloon Kothari, United Nations Special Rapporteur on adequate housing. Mission to Canada 9-22 October 2007. (Unedited version)
www.hic-net.org/articles.asp?PID=816

August 2007. Brief to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance. Submitted by New Brunswick Non-profit Housing Association.

June 2007. Gordon Laird, Homelessness in a growth economy: Canada's 21st century paradox. Prepared for the Sheldon Chumir Foundation for Ethics in Leadership.
www.gordonlaird.com/

June 2006. The Cost of Homelessness: The Value of Investment in Housing Support Services in Halifax. Prepared by Cities & Environment Unit, School of Planning, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS.
www.halifax.ca/qol/HousingResearch.html

2006. Reducing Poverty: An Action Plan for Newfoundland and Labrador. Department of Human Resources, Labour and Employment, St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. (pdf)

2006. Child and Family Poverty Report Card: New Brunswick. Human Development Council, Saint John, NB. (pdf)

2004. Women, Poverty and Homelessness in Canada. Rusty Neal, National Anti-Poverty Organization. (pdf)

2002. Jino Distasio, Michael Dudley and Mike Maunder. Out of the Long Dark Hallway: Voices from Winnipeg’s Rooming Houses. CMHC-SCHL Canada. (pdf)

WEBSITES

Raising the Roof. From Street to Stability: A Compilation of Findings on the Paths to Homelessness & Its Prevention: The final report of Raising the Roof's 1999-2001 National Strategy on Homelessness Prevention, June 2001 (download the pdf here)

Shared Learnings on Homelessness

Eva’s Tool Kit was developed for groups and communities across the country that are concerned about homeless and at-risk youth and how to help them to re-integrate into society. Although the kit is based on the experiences of Eva's Phoenix, it was created with flexibility and adaptability in mind - groups can use it to help guide and inform their own work as they respond to the unique needs and opportunities in their own communities. http://www.evasinitiatives.com/EVAsToolKit/index.htm

The Toronto-based HomeComing Community Choice Coalition upholds the right of people with mental illness - and anyone else who faces "Not-In-My-Back Yard" discrimination - to live where they choose. www.homecomingcoalition.com/

The Homeless Hub is an innovative research library and information center focusing on homelessness issues in Canada. www.homelesshub.ca/hh/

The Hidden Homeless www.hiddenhomeless.ca

Stop Homelessness www.stophomelessness.ca

Get involved in the homelessness issue in Greater Moncton!
To volunteer or make a donation, please contact one of the member organizations.

Did You Know?

Nazareth House, an emergency shelter in Moncton:
  • Served 737 clients in 2009
  • Who stayed a total of 4,550 nights
  • Average # of clients per night was 12.5
  • clients stayed an average of 6.17 nights

Contribute

For more information on how to contribute to GMHSC or one of its member organizations, send us an e-mail at: Moncton.Homelessness@gmail.com

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