The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives released a report on poverty in BC today, taking a look at how taking no action on poverty costs more money than poverty reduction.

This is the first study to report on longitudinal changes (i.e. changes over time) in the health and housing status of vulnerably housed and homeless people in Canada, and the first to compare their health outcomes.

A report released by the Office of BC's Provincial Health Officer and the Office of BC's Representative for Children and Youth.

The Social Solutions project, jointly funded by the United Way and the City of Victoria,
aimed to facilitate solutions around volunteer engagement for agencies
working in the areas of homelessness, mental health and addictions.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FULL REPORT