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“It’s not as badjarvees.com as you might think for a person who’s been homeless,” says Ms. Taylor, 30, whose three children slept on mattresses in her room as they watched TV while she worked. But she doesn’t know whether우리카지노 her family will be able to get a new bed for winter, she says.

With temperatures forecast to stay into Wednesday or Thursday, it’s difficult to say just how m바카라사이트any of the 2,800 families in the shelter will get assistance, said Kristin Seck, executive director of the agency that runs the shelter and serves as an outreach service to low-income people like Ms. Taylor.

“We don’t know that yet,” she said.

On Friday, the Red Cross is holding its first shelter-host community event at a church on the east side of the intersection of Hwy. 401 and S. 15th Avenue, near the community centre.

In addition to the Red Cross, the Salvation Army, Canada Goose and the B.C. Fire Services are part of the event that was held on Thursday.

The Red Cross has provided about $100,000 worth of clothing and tents for the homeless and their families. The organization will give another $35,000 in the coming weeks, said Rob Gogin, the organization’s regional program manager for the Pacific region.

“We can’t afford to not provide this,” he said. “If we give them what they are needing in these locations, it’ll continue to be there.”

With files from The Canadian Press