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My Journey as Moss Park Community Member, Toronto Community Housing Corporation Resident, and Outspoken Community Activist

What’s my greatest strength? My mouth. Like breathing, I never hold back from exposing the truth. I speak my mind, speak from my heart, and speak with my feet planted on the ground. As an active representative of my Moss Park community, ..... Click for the full article.

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STREET HAVEN AT THE CROSSROADS OFFERS PATHWAYS FOR WOMEN EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF HOMelessness, THROUGH A VARIETY OF INTEGRATED SERVICES.

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Peggy Ann Walpole worked as a nurse in the Emergency Room of St. Michael’s Hospital in the 1950’s. There she encountered many women who suffered from the debilitating effects of life on the street; violence, isolation, poverty and poor health. Peggy Ann was frustrated, knowing that once these women were treated and discharged, most had nowhere safe to go.

And so Peggy Ann founded Street Haven at the Crossroads in 1965, a drop-in centre where women could have a cup of coffee and access assistance, without judgement.

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