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A weekly blog written by Angela Blackburn. 

It aims to share who we are, what we do and why.

If you aren’t familiar with Home Suite Hope (HSH), you have probably heard about, or attended, our signature fundraiser, Empty Bowls. Modeled after the traditional ‘soup kitchen,’ the fundraiser literally serves up soups crafted by local restaurateurs, as well as a heaping helping of awareness about us. HSH has transformed over the years – originally assisting homeless men to now assisting single-parent families, usually mothers, who are either precariously housed or facing homelessness.

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  • Dec 2, 2022
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Mondelez spends GivingTuesday with HSH

Home Stuie Hope (HSH) saw #GivingTuesday in action this year as 18 employees from Mondelez Canada Inc. arrived at our office to help wrap gifts for our annual Hope 4 Holidays campaign. The wrapping team was organized by Mondelez employee Jessica Deogracias and was attended by Mondelez managers Mike and Sarah. It was Mondelez Team GTA and some members came from as far away as Barrie and Alliston to participate. The team included: Sarah, Mike, Tom, Gillian, Jash, Chris, Jennife

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  • Nov 18, 2022
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Help Home Suite Hope through #GIVEOakville

Home Suite Hope HSH) is part of the Oakville Community Foundation’s (OCF) GIVEOakville campaign. That means that as of Nov. 10 through Dec. 12, we at HSH, will be part of GIVEOakville - an online crowd-funding platform that with the help of your generous support, will help us and many other charities achieve our fundraising goal. Help us to get over the finish line and donate today: https://ocf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/grant?grant_id=10345 The OCF has two goals for its

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What Does
HSH Do?

Through partnership with Halton Region, our year-long Stabilizing First Halton provides wrap-around support for parent participants to become stable not only in housing, but also with life skills and child care, as well as take academic upgrading and assessment. Homeward Bound Halton then sees eligible participants go on to study a two-year college program in fields identified as having good prospects for employment and earning potential. Graduation is followed by mentorship and supported employment searching.

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Why We Do It!

  

What is the need in an affluent region like Halton and what challenges do single parents face? Read our blog each week, new posts go up every Friday, to delve into these issues.

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