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ACCOUNTABILITY
Good Shepherd welcomes and helps anyone who may be struggling with poverty and homelessness. Guests reflect the diversity of our city. While the emergency shelter beds serve adult homeless men, women have access to meals, the medical clinic, pastoral care services, and supportive housing. Good Shepherd guests may suffer from disabilities and chronic health issues and have little to no income.
HOW WE ARE FUNDED
DOCUMENTS AND REPORTS
Good Shepherd Ministries is committed to meeting and exceeding its compliance requirements under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and the Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation. Good Shepherd Ministries is dedicated to the identification, removal, and prevention of systemic accessibility barriers within our services, programs, employment practices, and digital and physical spaces.