Sudbury’s centralized warming hub seeks donations as needs grow
Angela Gemmill
Publié le : 02 décembre 2025
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The Go-Give Project has been operating the warming centre at Energy Court in Greater Sudbury for the past month. It’s a busy spot 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with about 100-150 people visiting daily.
The building is a shelter from the cold, a place for snacks and hot beverages, an area to connect with outreach workers and a space for individuals to address specific needs with client navigators from local social service agencies.
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