Shepherds NEWS

This past year, Shepherds of Good Hope celebrated big accomplishments in positioning our organization as the leader in ending chronic homelessness in our city.

Shepherds of Good Hope is excited to announce the opening of our patio at 216 Murray Street!

Shepherds of Good Hope (SGH) plans to transform its current emergency shelter into a health and supportive housing facility.

The Board of Directors at Shepherds of Good Hope is responsible for ensuring we fulfill our mission to support and uphold the dignity of individuals at risk of and experiencing homelessness.

Shepherds of Good Hope and the Shepherds of Good Hope Foundation are nothing without our volunteers. Day in and day out, our volunteers make our work possible.

Shepherds of Good Hope’s statement on the provinces decision to end funding for CTS sites.

Shepherds of Good Hope is celebrating Black History Month by sharing stories from several employees who choose to devote their working lives in support of people experiencing homelessness.

Noah and Ty (Tyootsie)Tunnillie’s family lived a nomadic life, eventually moving to Cape Dorset, which is now known as Kinggait, Nunavut.

In 2014, after living in the Ottawa Mission shelter for a year and a half, Marc was happy to be welcomed to his new home by Shepherds staff. For the first time in a long time, Marc had a place of his own.

In late 2024, Shepherds of Good Hope partnered with the Alliance to End Homeless Ottawa and the City of Ottawa on a diversion pilot project.