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CEAM Shelter Services

Offering compassionate care and safe shelter for the most vulnerable members of our community.

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Our Mission

Everyone deserves safety and dignity. CEAM’s shelter provides protection, support, and hope for refugees facing physical, mental, or social challenges.

Our Services

  • Emergency Housing: Immediate safe accommodation for individuals and families in crisis situations.
  • Healthcare Support: Basic medical care, mental health follow-up, and assistance accessing hospitals and clinics.
  • Nutritional Program: Daily meals and nutritional care tailored to residents’ health needs.
  • Case Management: Personalized support, documentation assistance, and long-term planning for each resident.
  • Rehabilitation Services: Trauma-informed care, skills development, and reintegration support.

Eligibility

  • Individuals with mental health conditions requiring additional care
  • Persons with physical disabilities or chronic illnesses
  • Elderly refugees without family support
  • Single parents in urgent crisis situations
  • Unaccompanied or separated children
  • Survivors of exploitation, trafficking, or severe trauma

Challenges We Face

  • Demand exceeding available shelter capacity
  • Limited funding for medical and specialized support
  • Stigma and fear affecting help-seeking behavior
  • Legal and documentation barriers impacting long-term care
  • Shortage of trained mental health professionals

Our Impact

  • No community member left without shelter when referred
  • Significant improvement in mental and emotional well-being
  • Successful reunification of separated children with family
  • Restored dignity and stability for vulnerable individuals
  • Growing community awareness on protection and inclusion

How You Can Help

  • Support monthly shelter expenses
  • Volunteer with caregiving or facility maintenance
  • Donate hygiene supplies and essentials
  • Offer professional services such as counselling or health care
  • Advocate for sustainable refugee shelter funding