When refugee and asylum seekers are starting a new life in Ottawa, a local charity called House to Home is one of the first stops many make after they find a place to live. But now, the charity needs a new home of its own. ottnews
House to Home's Ottawa location was donated by a local construction company, but the property owner wants to tear it down, leaving them with just weeks to find a new location.
The charity has helped more than 500 families so far by supplying everything they might need to furnish a new home, all for free. Suzi Shore Sauvé started House to Home out of her garage in the fall of 2020. It quickly grew, moving into storage units and now occupies 10,000 square feet in a former grocery store.
They have six weeks to find a new location, Sauvé says, and options are limited. They will most likely have to close if they cannot find a new space.
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