#NationalDayForTruthAndReconciliation #OrangeShirtDay #OneDaysPay #ReconciliationInAction #ENFHS #HousingJustice #IndigenousRights #CommunityCare #VancouverNonprofit

This movement encourages individuals and organizations to donate one day’s wages to organizations working toward justice, healing, and systemic change. We encourage you to join us in making a contribution today.

👉 www.onedayspay.ca

Let’s honour this day not only in remembrance, but in action.

That's why we’re proud to support the One Day’s Pay campaign and contribute one day of our payroll each year to Indigenous non-profit organizations doing important and transformational work in community.

At ENFHS, we recognize that reconciliation requires more than words; it requires tangible support for Indigenous-led organizations and equity-focused initiatives.

For updates of Adanac Street and other ENFHS development projects, please visit our website: enfhs.ca/building/165...

Thank you, Minister Christine Boyle, MLA; Joan Phillip, Vancouver Deputy Mayor; Lenny Zhou, City of Vancouver Councillor; Lucy Maloney and Peter Meiszner, BC Housing and Vancity Community Foundation, for celebrating with us today!

What a great day to celebrate ENFHS' 40 years of community, connection and home with the groundbreaking of our 1656 Adanac Street project and the announcement of 400 new affordable rental homes in Metro Vancouver!

Thanks to BC Housing and the City of Vancouver, we’re not just building homes—we’re continuing a 40-year legacy of community, equity, and possibility for generations to come.
#affordablehousing #housingforall

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Entre Nous Femmes Housing Society extends many thanks to all our partners that are making the celebrations truly special!

#housingforall #community #communityengagement #partnerships #communityconnections

From treats and ice cream to games, raffle draws, bubbles, and more, each event has been filled with fun activities for all ages to enjoy.
At each event, we also welcomed community partners to share their services and programs, helping residents connect with the resources they need.

Looking for a place to start?
Visit the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation nctr.ca or explore the witnessblanket.ca , a powerful work of art by Carey Newman which contains hundreds of items reclaimed from residential schools and cultural sites from across Canada.

It's also a time to reflect, learn, and engage.
We invite you to explore Indigenous histories, attend a community event, & consider your role in reconciliation. Listening, learning, showing up, and shifting consciousness are powerful steps toward a more respectful and inclusive future for everyone.

Want to help us mark 40 years of impact?
You can support residents directly by donating to our Resident Wellness Fund, which helps provide programming, wellness items, and community-building activities.
Give here: enfhs.ca/donate
#ENFHS40 #GiveBack #SupportCommunity

To our board, staff, residents, partners, and supporters: thank you. Your dedication fuels our mission and the communities we build.
Here’s to 40 years of impact, and to a future where everyone has a place to call home.
#Gratitude #ENFHS40

To mark this milestone, we’ve launched our new website.
Explore our story, impact, and vision for the future:
enfhs.ca
#ENFHS40 #NonProfitHousing

Looking ahead, we are embarking on a journey of transformation and growth:
• Creating 1000+ affordable rental homes over the next five years
• Deepening our community work
• Creating spaces where people feel safe, seen, and supported
#ENFHS40 #HousingIsAHumanRight

Today, we continue that legacy as one of Canada’s pioneering women-led housing charities.
We serve women, gender-diverse people, single-parent families, seniors, Indigenous peoples, people with disabilities, and other equity-deserving groups.
#EquityInHousing #CommunityHousing

ENFHS was incorporated in 1985 by three visionary single mothers, Leslie Stern, Mia Cross, and April English, with $1000 from the YWCA and a powerful vision: to create secure housing for women and families like theirs.
That vision has shaped thousands of lives.