Hamilton’s last safer drug-use space, run by YWCA Hamilton, closes July 31 amid a funding shortfall. The YWCA needs $150,000 to reopen it and restore services.
Hamilton’s last remaining site for safer drug use is closing on July 31 and its wraparound harm-reduction services will be drastically reduced after running out of funding.
YWCA Hamilton is desperately seeking donations totalling at least $150,000 to keep the therapeutic space open, which has been proven to save lives by supervising drug consumption and providing holistic support services for women, trans and non-binary people, including many who experience homelessness.
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