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Home Health

Disaster relief for Fredericton’s Carleton Street fire victims

by Community Action Group on Homelessness
October 9, 2012
Reading Time: 2min read
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fireisaacwayIn the early hours of Thanksgiving Sunday, a fire destroyed a 26 bedroom rooming house and restaurant in downtown Fredericton. Luckily there were no fatalities.

The first 72 hours of disaster relief have been a success. Interim needs are being met thanks to donations organized by Brunswick Street Baptist Church and Christ Central Church. Temporary accommodation support has been provided by the Canadian Red Cross, and the New Brunswick Department of Social Development will be connecting with victims on Tuesday morning in order to review eligibility for various relief benefits.

In the coming days and weeks, the 26 victims who lost their homes will face even greater challenges. Therefore, we are seeking community support in order to aid victims through the creation of the Thanksgiving Fire Victim Relief Fund.

Your financial donations will help prevent homelessness by helping individuals throughout the re-housing process.

Donations will be held in trust by the Community Action Group on Homelessness (CAGH), a Fredericton based network of nonprofit organizations, government liaisons and community leaders working to end homelessness. The CAGH is a project of Capital Region Mental Health and Addictions Inc., a local charitable nonprofit organization.

How and where to donate

Donations can be sent by mail or delivered in person to the office of Capital Region Mental Health and Addictions:

Thanksgiving Fire Victim Relief Fund
c/o Capital Region Mental Health and Addictions Inc.
Victoria Health Centre, Suite 292
65 Brunswick Street, Fredericton NB, E3B 1G5.
Cash, cheques, and money orders will be accepted via hand delivery. Please do not send cash in the mail.
An online donation link will be activated shortly.
Charitable receipts are available upon request.

 

Appeal to Rental Property Owners and Managers
If you are a rental property owner or manager with vacant rooms, bachelor suites, or 1-2 bedroom apartments, we want to hear from you. Please see the “For Further Information” for contact information.

 

For further information

Please contact Timothy Ross, Coordinator, Community Action Group on Homelessness.

Phone: 506-444-8199 (Office) 506-261-1292 (Cell)
Email: coordinator@cagh.ca

Tags: CAGHCommunity Action Group on HomelessnessfireFrederictonpoverty
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