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Waterloo Chronicle (Waterloo, On1868), 29 Nov 2006, p. 5

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I RAVEL SAFE' feeding 17 people one night _ First United and St John‘s And while affordable _ "We‘re trying to help them * a week, and sleeping seven Lutheran, don‘t rec eive any _ housing will help some of with life skills and connect overnight guests. Three funding for the program _ the 10,000 people currently _ with local social services and 519 570 4208 weeks into the eighth year of _ other than that supplied by _ on the regional waiting list, _ get them back into educaâ€" Cau mt m the program, which started their congregations the homeless still have to _ tion to upgrade the skills _ at the beginning of Novem Currie said last year‘s SIXâ€" â€" wait six or seven years for _ they have." * s % ber, St. Louis is feeding more month program at St. Louis accommodation. 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Currie said last year‘s sixâ€" month program at St. Louis cost between $12,000 and $13,000: a tremenâ€" new faces, are getting Cars Sixâ€" St. Louis 000 and And while aff housing will help : the 10,000 people c on the regional wai the homeless still | wait six or seven ye accommodation. That‘s why the provide shelter for the homeless at the churches, but it‘s even cheaper in the long run to provide them with supportive housing instead of them being a drag on other government supâ€" portive systems like hospiâ€" tals or even prisons. And while affordable housing will help some of the 10,000 people currently for the churches, per in the ide them _We‘re looking to give people more than rent supâ€" port," added Tyssen, "We want to give them support to get back on their feet." need of shelter the help they need. It will also give them a better way to reintegrate into society, with typical stays lasting up to three years. "We‘re looking to provide truly affordable housing for the target population using Out of the Cold," said Currie. "We‘re trying to help them with life skills and connect with local social services and get them back into educaâ€" tion to upgrade the skills | they have." > world to bring you the best i 1:%‘ Contemporary Ruget The May Court Club of Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo is now holding its 17th annual Christmas Dreams fundraiser at Conestoga mall. Beautiâ€" fully decorated Christmas trees and other decorative items are being raffled off, with proceeds supporting the club‘s programs in the community. The raffle draws will be made at noon Dec. 9. Pictured browsing around some of the trees last friday are Janet Vivian (left) and her mother, Grace Christianâ€" Dream a little dream n Dback into educaâ€" upgrade the skills ANDREA BAILEY roto TRAVEL SAFE! call 519â€"570â€"4208

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