Mzwandile Poncana

1 week ago | pentictonherald.ca | Mzwandile Poncana

Shelter Movers, a volunteer-powered charity that helps survivors of abuse relocate, says demand for its services in Peel has tripled since it first began operating in the region. But with fewer Peel-based volunteers than it would like, the organization is working to expand its local reach — warning that gaps in community support can make it more difficult to fully satisfy requests from survivors.

1 week ago | thespec.com | Mzwandile Poncana

Shelter Movers, a volunteer-powered charity that helps survivors of abuse relocate, says demand for its services in Peel has tripled since it first began operating in the region. But with fewer Peel-based volunteers than it would like, the organization is working to expand its local reach — warning that gaps in community support can make it more difficult to fully satisfy requests from survivors.

1 week ago | bramptonguardian.com | Mzwandile Poncana

Shelter Movers, a volunteer-powered charity that helps survivors of abuse relocate, says demand for its services in Peel has tripled since it first began operating in the region. But with fewer Peel-based volunteers than it would like, the organization is working to expand its local reach — warning that gaps in community support can make it more difficult to fully satisfy requests from survivors.

3 weeks ago | thespec.com | Mzwandile Poncana

A new initiative in Mississauga aims to improve access to healthy food and physical activity for children in underserved communities. The Growing Healthy Places initiative is a partnership between Ophea, 8 80 Cities, Brock University and Novo Nordisk Canada. It will bring together entities such as school communities, municipal governments, academic institutions and non-profit organizations to support the city of Mississauga in codesigning and tailoring solutions that meet community needs.

3 weeks ago | mississauga.com | Mzwandile Poncana

A new initiative in Mississauga aims to improve access to healthy food and physical activity for children in underserved communities. The Growing Healthy Places initiative is a partnership between Ophea, 8 80 Cities, Brock University and Novo Nordisk Canada. It will bring together entities such as school communities, municipal governments, academic institutions and non-profit organizations to support the city of Mississauga in codesigning and tailoring solutions that meet community needs.