“The past 16 months were like no other, with the COVID-19 pandemic adding a layer of suffering on top of the news on historical oppression, contribute to high poverty levels among Indigenous families in Canada, the cash donation from the FYM Foundation extends a great help to the Indigenous communities,” says Kim Sigurdson, one of the Indigenous advisors for True North Aid.
The Community Family Services of Ontario (CFSO) is recognized as the premier provider of family services to support neighbouring communities in Toronto, Markham, Unionville, and Mississauga. CFSO helps build a safe and harmonious community by providing professional counselling, settlement, disabilities, and special needs services to individuals and families in need. CFSO brings you a FREE...
Community Family Services of Ontario (CFSO) offers Counselling, Psychotherapy, Family Services To serve the community during the pandemic, CFSO has introduced the following special services via phone and teleservice : Offering quick access counselling to frontline health workers and their families, as well as individuals affected by anxiety and tension within the family due to...
BAYANIHAN. Intramuros, Manila residents distribute food items like eggs, noodles, sardines, rice, and vegetables. The concept of community pantries is prevalent these days as Filipinos help each other out amid the Covid-19 crisis. (PNA photo by Avito C. Dalan)
Phil Presidential Legal Counsel Salvador Panelo lauded INC for providing “spiritual care” and “charitable service” to Filipinos.
MONTREAL, May 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The estate of Herta Vodstrcil has left a $5 million donation to the MUHC Foundation in support of various departments at the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC), including $2.25 million to support the enhancement and training of nurses. This donation will support nurses over the next three years...
Essential workers in British Columbia, Canada receive appreciation and a morale boost from outreach events of the global Church.
Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) donates more than10,000 pounds of food donations and a $5,000 cheque to Toronto's 5N2 Kitchen Project.
“Executive Minister Eduardo V. Manalo and the entire INC continue to act on the spirit of Bayanihan that our government is spearheading. We as a Church will do our share in assisting our countrymen in need -- those who have lost jobs, those who need food and basic supplies, those who need upliftment during this ongoing health emergency,” said Bro. Glicerio P. Santos IV of the INC’s Finance Department.
MANILA – Malacañang on Saturday commended Filipinos for keeping the “bayanihan” (teamwork) spirit alive amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic by setting up community pantries. Community pantries have sprouted in the National Capital Region (NCR), the epicentre of the Covid-19 pandemic, to help struggling Filipinos cope. “The emergence of community pantries is laudable. It exemplifies...