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Taste for Hope 2026
Ottawa’s premier culinary fundraiser bringing together food, community, and purpose.
Shepherds of Good Hope’s statement on the provinces decision to end funding for CTS sites
Shepherds of Good Hope’s statement on the provinces decision to end funding for CTS sites.
Celebrating Black History Month at Shepherds of Good Hope
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.
Connection to Family – A Trip to the National Gallery of Canada
Noah and Ty (Tyootsie)Tunnillie’s family lived a nomadic life, eventually moving to Cape Dorset, which is now known as Kinggait, Nunavut.
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Land Acknowledgement
Shepherds of Good Hope’s programs and services are located on unceded Algonquin Anishinaabe territory. The peoples of the Algonquin Anishinaabe Nation have lived on this territory for millennia. Their culture and presence have nurtured and continue to nurture this land.
Shepherds of Good Hope is deeply committed to the urgent work of justice and reconciliation with Indigenous communities.
We stand with you. We are all called to action toward reconciliation and healing.