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SOURCES Receives Unprecedented Support In Coldest Night of the Year Fundraiser
White Rock and Surrey, B. C. (March 31, 2022) – Today marks the last day of the Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) national walk campaign, an initiative that gets people out walking for a cause that matters to them in their local community. Among these fundraising efforts, SOURCES attracted 454 people to walk for their Homeless Prevention and Rent Bank services, which directly benefits those living in White Rock and South Surrey.
Coping Skills – April 27 to June 15, 2022
Sign up for our eight-week online group on “ Coping Skills” starting April 27, 2022 hosted by the Trauma Counselling Program. This group is for people that have experienced childhood trauma, sexual assault and/or relationship abuse. This group and our services are open to people of all genders including women (cis and trans), two-spirit, trans, and non-binary people.
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SOURCES to oversee new overdose prevention site in White Rock
Fraser Health has opened a new overdose prevention site (OPS) in White Rock, named Peace Point, that will help support people in South Surrey and White Rock who use substances and connect them with the health services they need. Sources Community Resources Society, which has delivered Substance Use Services in the community for decades, will oversee the OPS. Overdose prevention sites aim to prevent drug overdoses and overdose deaths, and reduce the adverse health, social and economic consequences associated with substance use.
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
National Indigenous Peoples Day
June 21, 2021 marks the 25th anniversary of National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada. At SOURCES, we recognize, honour and celebrate the heritage, diversity, resilience, knowledge and achievements of Indigenous Peoples. We actively aim to learn about First Nations cultures and practices and strive to create a safe space for coming together in our communities.
Every Child Matters
The remains of two hundred and fifteen children found in Kamloops. Many more may yet to be found. Our hearts are heavy as we mourn each and every precious life that was taken. #EveryChildMatters. Our thoughts are with the Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation and other First Nations communities whose…