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Nanaimo Family Life Association to take over operating Unitarian Shelter
Nanaimo Family Life Association to take over operating Unitarian Shelter
Nanaimo Family Life Association to take over operating Unitarian Shelter
Friday 26th January 2024
Listen to Deborah Hollins discuss the transition of Nanaimo's Unitarian Shelter to Nanaimo Family Life Association and its impact on the community.
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Get the buttons here!Nanaimo Family Life Association: A New Chapter for Unitarian Shelter
Episode Overview
- Nanaimo Family Life Association to take over Unitarian Shelter management
- The shelter is an essential resource for the community, providing warmth, food, comfort, and community for the unhoused
- Challenges in shelter accessibility due to insufficient beds in Nanaimo
- Role of Nanaimo Family Life Association in managing year-round shelter facilities
- Importance of maintaining consistency and stability in shelter services
This shelter is absolutely essential to our community. We have very few shelter beds in Nanaimo, certainly not enough for what we need. The shelter provides a place for folks to find warmth, food, comfort, and community, which is really needed for those living unhoused in our community.
Big changes are coming to Nanaimo's Unitarian Shelter as it prepares for new management. This episode of People First Radio dives into the transition, with Deborah Hollins, the Executive Director of Nanaimo Family Life Association, sharing her perspective on what this means for the community. Hollins discusses the challenges and opportunities that come with managing such a vital resource and highlights the shelter's role in providing year-round support to those in need.
Whether you're interested in community services, homelessness, or just want to understand how local organizations adapt and thrive, this episode offers a thoughtful look at an important topic.