MOSH Bike Project- we need locks!
MOSH Bike Project- we need locks!
Direct population-level impact can be illustrated by the MOSH bike project. The project is an elegant, occupation-based solution to an environmental lack of opportunities for transportation, physical activity, autonomy, and personal growth among inadequately- housed community members. Considering population characteristics and … Continue reading →
A Day in the Life
A Day in the Life
A photo Essay by: Peter Graham During the last week of November, Peter Graham accompanied the Mobile Outreach Street Health (MOSH) team as they worked throughout Halifax and Dartmouth. MOSH is an initiative of the North End Community Health Centre in … Continue reading →
Being the Change
Being the Change
When you’re living on the streets or in a shelter, making an appointment at a doctor’s office is pretty difficult. You don’t have a phone or a place to get messages. Furthermore, your focus is on just getting through the … Continue reading →
Bryon Anderson is raising awareness about personal directives among Halfax's homeless population.
Making tough decisions before you have to
Hanging on a wall in a busy downtown Halifax drop-in centre a poster silently asks one simple question: If you ended up in the Emergency Department and weren’t able to speak for yourself, who would you want to speak for … Continue reading →
New Mobile Outreach Van Takes Health Care to the Streets
New Mobile Outreach Van Takes Health Care to the Streets
Today, the Mobile Outreach Street Health (MOSH) program announced the official launch of a mobile van service with a community celebration that took place at the Brunswick Street United Church in Halifax. The outreach van is like a ‘health office’ … Continue reading →

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MOSH Bike Project- we need locks! Direct population-level impact can be illustrated by the MOSH bike project. The project is an elegant, occupation-based solution to an environmental lack of opportunities for transportation, physical activity, autonomy, and personal growth among inadequately- housed community members. Considering population characteristics and … Continue reading →
A Day in the Life A photo Essay by: Peter Graham During the last week of November, Peter Graham accompanied the Mobile Outreach Street Health (MOSH) team as they worked throughout Halifax and Dartmouth. MOSH is an initiative of the North End Community Health Centre in … Continue reading →
Being the Change When you’re living on the streets or in a shelter, making an appointment at a doctor’s office is pretty difficult. You don’t have a phone or a place to get messages. Furthermore, your focus is on just getting through the … Continue reading →
Making tough decisions before you have to Hanging on a wall in a busy downtown Halifax drop-in centre a poster silently asks one simple question: If you ended up in the Emergency Department and weren’t able to speak for yourself, who would you want to speak for … Continue reading →
New Mobile Outreach Van Takes Health Care to the Streets Today, the Mobile Outreach Street Health (MOSH) program announced the official launch of a mobile van service with a community celebration that took place at the Brunswick Street United Church in Halifax. The outreach van is like a ‘health office’ … Continue reading →

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