Matthew House Ottawa refugee services program currently operates 20 homes throughout the city, providing a bed, food and settlement support tailored to the needs of 180+ newly arrived refugee claimants at a time. This model has huge appeal for the city, explains Kale Brown, Manager of Homelessness System and Operations for the City of Ottawa.
Read More“At Matthew House, you feel like you are at home.”
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Read More“If it was not for them, I do not know where I would be today…”
Read More“I am so proud and grateful to be a part of this achievement…”
Read More“For many low-income residents and refugees, Matthew House is a critical service that can provide life changing resources and supports.”
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Read More“When I left the Furniture Bank, it was like a burden had lifted from my shoulders.”
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Read More“For many low-income residents and refugees, Matthew House is a critical service that can provide life changing resources and supports.”
Read More“If not for Matthew House, it would be a totally different story for me and so many other people who have passed through this place…”
Read More“At Matthew House everything we do is about home, community, and dignity.”
Read More“I think that refugees are our most resilient teachers. They form the fabric in many ways of our society and what it means to be Canadian.”
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