Toronto Disaster Relief Committee, 2002 Activities. A PDF of the 2002 TDRC website.
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Toronto Disaster Relief Committee, 2002 Activities. A PDF of the 2002 TDRC website. The Toronto Disaster Relief Committee is a group of social policy, health care and housing experts, AIDS activists, academics, business people, community health workers, social workers, antipoverty activists, and members of the faith community. We have worked with homeless people, studied homelessness, served on numerous committees and task forces, and have watched the homeless crisis worsen daily. We have bandaged the injuries caused by being homeless and have attended the funerals of many people. Our answer to this problem has been to come together and to draw up a call for homelessness to be explicitly recognized as a national disaster. It is a disaster requiring immediate emergency humanitarian relief and the development and implementation of a National Homelessness Relief and Prevention Strategy. We Declare Homelessness a National Disaster. We have asked ourselves these questions: Why is this human crisis not treated in the same way as other crises or disasters where people lose their housing and have their family and community networks disrupted, like the ice storm in Quebec and Eastern Ontario, or like the floods in Manitoba? Why are governments not responding to the physical and mental harm, including death, caused by being homeless? Why are they ignoring the spread of disease such as tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and hepatitis? Why is it that our public officials fail to recognize that tens of thousands of people without housing and without adequate food and health care constitutes one of the largest and most serious national disasters that Canada has ever faced? We call on all levels of government to recognize Homelessness as a National Disaster and to respond with immediate short and long term humanitarian relief. Members of the Toronto Disaster Relief Committee: John Andras, co-founder of Project Warmth, Vice-president Research Capital Corp Cathy Crowe, RN, Queen West Community Health Centre, street outreach nurse Beric German, Street Health AIDS outreach Sherrie Golden, OCAP Kathy Hardill, Street Nurse, Regent Park Community Health Centre Rev. Don (Dan) Heap (Anglican), former MP Trinity Spadina David Hulchanski, Professor of Housing and Community Development, University of Toronto Danielle Koyama, Social justice activist, OCAP Steve Lane, Anti-poverty activist Jeannie Loughrey, Anglican priest, Diocese of Toronto Peter Rosenthal, lawyer and University of Toronto Professor Michael Shapcott, National Housing and Homelessness Network co-chair Frank Showler, Member, Board of St. Claire's Interfaith Housing Society David Walsh, President Realco Property Ltd.
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