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Your compassionate support provides food and shelter, prevents the cycle of poverty for children and youth and restore lives broken by addiction.
06/03/2026
New bed dividers are being installed at the Red Deer shelter this week. These panels provide additional dignity and privacy for shelter guests.
Hope Mission began operating the shelter on April 1. It offers 158 permanent, semi-private sleeping spaces—including bunk beds and single-style beds—along with extra sleeping mats for surge capacity.
One choice, everything lost.
After twenty years of struggle spiralled into homelessness, Richard was guided into Breakout, Hope Mission’s addiction recovery program for men, because your compassion provided a path when he had no options left. Now over a year sober and serving as a team leader, his life has been transformed into one of purpose and leadership because you chose to believe in his recovery.
06/01/2026
We're just days away from the No Child Hungry Walk in Edmonton!
Help get us to our goal of 4,000 meals for children and families in need in your community.
Go to www.hopemission.com/nochildhungry/edmonton to give a compassionate gift today!
05/28/2026
Did you know that over 30% of kids in Alberta live with food insecurity?
You can join us on June 6th to walk for these very kids in Edmonton who struggle each day.
Sign up at www.hopemission.com/nochildhungry/edmonton today.
A ride can save a life.
Transportation can be a significant barrier to getting help, but a 24/7 shuttle removed that obstacle this past winter by safely transporting 13,232 people to shelters and hospitals over 149 days.
In partnership with the , this video highlights the profound impact the program continues to have on vulnerable neighbours in the community.
05/26/2026
On June 6th, join us to help kids and families in right here in Edmonton who go each day with grumbling tummies because there's just not enough to buy groceries and pay the bills.
To sign up, go to www.hopemission.com/nochildhungry/edmonton today.
Thank you for your care and compassion towards kids and families in need. 🧡
Transportation can be a significant barrier to getting the help you need. This 24/7 shuttle removes that barrier by connecting people to shelters, hospitals, and other services.
This past winter, the shuttle helped transport 13,232 people over 149 days.
We’re grateful for this partnership with the – and for this video they created to show the impact of the program for those we serve.
“I just could not get this guy’s face out of my head.”
Ethan Quon witnessed an overdose response while on a field placement through Hope Mission’s Christian Training Institute.
In the latest episode of Hope Stories, Ethan shares how the incident taught him valuable lessons about mental health self-care and inspired him to pursue a career in emergency response.
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Twenty-five years lost. Found today.
Because of your compassion, Monica found the essential community and structure of the Wellspring program, enabling her to finally reclaim her life after twenty-five years of addiction and isolation.
Twenty-five years lost. Found at last.
After decades of isolation and a twenty-five-year struggle with addiction, Monica finally discovered the healing community and structure needed to reclaim her life at Wellspring, Hope Mission’s addiction recovery program for women. This profound transformation is the direct result of the compassion that provides a path to hope and a brand-new future for every vulnerable neighbor.
