About Us

A Christian group of professionals felt a burden after seeing the needs of homeless men in the community. They decided to create a shelter, which is still in operation today. A good home filled with decor and appliances is not easy to find.
It began as a shelter for emergencies.  Today, Market Mobile offers health, social and community services to the people in the community that need it the most. We offer:
Food – Fishing often helps with food when it’s otherwise unavailable. it is offered to people who live inside the shelter and as a community outreach for those who do not wish to live in the …

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Resources We Offer

Food, Clothes, Shelter We were able to provide over 1300 meals daily,...

Job Training

There at Market Mobile, we connect our residents to services that provide job options, make resumes and teach them how to conduct themselves during job interviews.
It is not easy to get out of poverty,  but by providing jobs and support to our residents, they are given hope that their lives can get better.
We collaborate with organizations such as Ontario Works and St. Lawrence College. They offer programs in job training, especially for those who desire to serve food.
Cooking Programs
We have a program that teaches our residents – and the women who avail of our services – cooking skills for commercial …

Health Services

Our dental clinic treated 617 patients and our medical clinic treated 6,438 patients in 2017.
Beyond food and a place to stay, the people that come to us have many other needs. We want to help as much as we can, so we included health care to the services we provide.
We provide a clinic for primary medical care. We have registered nurses and two doctors who provide their services.
Most of our residents do not have to assess dental care. Dr. Harle, our dentist, alongside an amazing team of volunteering dentists provide restorative, emergency and preventive care to all the residents who need it.
Medical and dental …

Housing Support

One of the hardest challenges our residents face is finding housing that is safe and affordable after they leave the shelter.
We provided homes for 201 people in 2017. We were able to accomplish this because of your donations.
Although men are allowed to stay here indefinitely,  it is our primary desire to provide for the housing and enable them to live independently. We have managers that specialize in housing diversion; they help our residents find appropriate houses that they will be able to afford. Other staff work with residents to connect them to organizations that provide support for housing needs, including …

Volunteer Groups Activities

We have programs that accommodate team volunteers. A group may be as large as 5-40 people. Your group can join our kitchen staff to prepare meals, create hope, sandwich and snack bag packages, or participate in our events to provide items our residents need while raising awareness in fun-filled, inspiring ways.
Team volunteering can be done in a half-day or full-day schedule.
We Need Your Help – Donate Now.
Your support goes a long way.
There is nothing too small to contribute to this great cause.
Because of your help, we are able to serve more than 1300 meals daily, to people who would otherwise go …

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Reviving Hope: THCA Recovery through Compassionate Vape Support

Consider using alternatives like a thca disposable vape to ease transition and reduce dependency gradually. Explore community-based support groups to connect with others sharing similar struggles, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared healing. Engage with professional counseling services to address the nuances of THCA dependency effectively. Incorporate structured activities such as mindfulness or faith-based programs that resonate with your personal recovery journey. Prioritize building a strong network by involving family members and trusted friends who can provide …

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How Freeze-Dried Candy Brings Sweet Relief to Our Community’s Most Vulnerable

Contribute to community well-being by supporting our initiative to provide freeze-dried candy to those in mental health and addiction recovery programs. The freeze drying process explained demonstrates how this innovative treatment preserves nutrients and enhances shelf life, making it a practical donation choice. Volunteer with us to distribute these treats at local recovery centers, where they serve as small acts of compassion offering hope and comfort. Share uplifting testimonials and stories of recovery that emphasize …

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Harnessing CBD Gummies for a New Path to Addiction Recovery

Embrace the journey of addiction recovery by integrating budpop delta 8 gummies as a supportive tool. Focus on these essential steps:
1. Replace harmful cravings with CBD gummies whose calming effects can assist in managing withdrawal symptoms and reducing relapse rates. The natural compounds in these gummies support the body’s endocannabinoid system, fostering a balanced state of mind.
2. Enhance your recovery plan by connecting with local resources and community …
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Health Interventions for Homeless People

The number of homeless people across the world continues to grow. As it escalates, it creates a network of problems to other issues, particularly in the health section. With the healthcare system being affected, people with no homes are haunted by the increasing mortality rates.
Thus, it is necessary to address this underlying issue. Interventions such as health care programs for these people and promoting beneficial products such as the Delta 8 Cartridge, to spread awareness are necessary.
State of Homelessness
People with no home to stay in significantly …

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Building Houses – Hemp for the Homeless Programme

Hemp for the homeless is a programme started in 2007 by CBDNorth and other social services. The programme aimed to get the homeless out of the streets, house them and help them heal. Being homeless does not only expose individuals to physical harm but also emotional torture. This programme targeted one of the most forgotten populations that go through the anguish many people can never envision. Many of the best CBD suppliers in Canada have joined forces to help.
To accommodate the homeless, Hemp for the Homeless programme had to lay out a viable plan. The first step to their objective was …

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Smoking Among the Homeless: There Is Still Hope

Reasons Why Homeless People Smoke
The majority of homeless individuals were reported to use tobacco or vaping products before totally losing their houses. According to Eurovap, Those who were already addicted to smoking even before they became homeless had higher chances of being a chain smoker.
As cited by Dr. Travis Baggett of the Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, around 2 to 3.5 million people who continue to smoke are from the homeless community.
These homeless people usually have higher stress levels because they face various emotional and …

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Fun Walk And Fun Run

This event will be held on September 28th, 2019. It is scheduled on a Saturday by 10 am, so many people can join. Mothers and children will start at the front of the race.
The focus of the walk and run is for palliative care. Palliative care is for providing care for people with chronic diseases. The aim is to provide relief from their symptoms, mental and physical stress and pain in all stages of the illness.
You can walk or run, depending on your preference.
The path that would be used is the NCC Trail Number 31. It is located at the back of the Neapean Sportsplex.
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Orientation For Volunteers

The orientation will be held on September 9th, 2019, October 7th, 2019 and November 7th, 2019. It is scheduled at 7 pm. Technology fans can follow the race online at the website. Also, golfing legend Tiger Woods might make an appearance too.
If you have been thinking about volunteering with us, here is your chance. Join these sessions and learn all the details you need to know to be a part of us.
Gala 2019
We hold an annual gala called the Blue Door Event. It is our major event for bringing more awareness to our programs, services, and needs, as well as raising funds…

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