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This week we’ve seen mothers by roadsides here in HRM, some with their children, asking for help with food and rent. This is tragic and wrong, and dangerous.
What will the prov govt do, and when? People are suffering, families are desperate. @TimHoustonNS@karla_macf_pc@nsgov
They have given notice, but it is punitive.
They have offered supports, but what good are supports when there are no other places to move folks into hotel, shelter or housing?
Relocating residents of one park to another site is reminiscent of last summer. Playing whack-a-mole
For an empathy-based approach, it’s surprising how little the emails reveal about the challenges faced by folks actually living outside, and how much focus was placed on managing HRM reputations. The crisis is about PEOPLE without housing. We need to ensure that's our focus.
This is the housing that dreams are made of: affordable, accessible, supported, sustainable.🌻
While we are thrilled knowing that The Sunflower will soon be home to 55-60 people, we need to see 1000s more units created, so all Nova Scotians can enjoy the right to housing.
This seems like nothing to be concerned with huh @TimHoustonNS. You told us our kids were going to be okay. You said it was mild. You swore that kids just weren't getting it severely. You lied..over...and over...you think you will have any TRUST when BA4/5 clobbers us!!
It weighs on us heavily, knowing so many people in Halifax do not have housing or safe shelter right now. We find hope in The Sunflower. We expect to see 55-60 women families & gender diverse folks making their homes there soon. 🌻It is so so exciting. #housingisahumanright
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Remember, people don't 'deserve' housing, it's a human right. That means governments are obligated to ensure that those who are most in need are properly housed and have access to adequate, affordable, secure housing.