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La Maison Rosewood Shelter gets helping hand from Unifor

'These donations are invaluable in our mission to end all violence against all women,' shelter official says of union's $2,000 donation
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Unifor Local 1411 president Larry Moreau presents a $2,000 cheque to La Maison Rosewood staff in recognition of Huronia Transition  Homes’ work on behalf of women in the community. Pictured are from left to right, child support worker Laura Lamarre, legal advocate Helen Higgins, Moreau and transititonal support worker Sarah Bourdon.

Unifor recently donated $2,000 to La Maison Rosewood Shelter, as a part of its total $158,000 commitment to women’s shelters across Canada.

“These donations are invaluable in our mission to end all violence against all women, and represent the commitment of the community to accomplish this as well,” Huronia Transition Homes acting executive director Haily MacDonald said.

Added Unifor National president Lana Payne: “We recognize that the needs of women escaping  violence and seeking equality across Canada remain great.

“We will continue to work in coalition with  gender equality groups, community partners, and the broader labour movement on ways to eliminate  gender-based violence.”

Huronia Transition Homes encourages everybody to seek out ways to learn about and be active against gender-based violence in their own communities.

“Through education, creating conversation, and  holding ourselves accountable, we can create change,” the organization noted in a release.



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