Uniting Safe Shelter gets off to a strong start in 2019, needs more volunteers

By Rachel Chamberlain
May 28 2019 - 7:30pm
HELPERS ALWAYS NEEDED: Uniting Safe Shelter coordinator Julie Greig with Lynda Couchman and Salvation Army Lieutenant Kate Cathcart at a cooking bee held earlier this month. Photo: PHIL BLATCH 050119pbcook1
HELPERS ALWAYS NEEDED: Uniting Safe Shelter coordinator Julie Greig with Lynda Couchman and Salvation Army Lieutenant Kate Cathcart at a cooking bee held earlier this month. Photo: PHIL BLATCH 050119pbcook1

THE first few weeks of operation for the Uniting Safe Shelter (USS) have seen more homeless men reaching out for help.

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