Program update
An update, and ways that you can help Matthew House Ottawa during COVID-19 crisis.
"I’m so blessed to have been given this second chance"
In recognition of World Refugee Day, read this moving story from one of the refugees we welcomed at Matthew House Ottawa last year.
“The furniture made our home look beautiful”
Meet Arao, who has been a client, volunteer and staff of our furniture bank.
Matthew House featured in The Philanthropist
Great to see Matthew House Ottawa featured in this article on charities adapting in order to continue making an impact in the midst of a pandemic.
COVID-19 update (April 27)
An update, and ways that you can help Matthew House Ottawa during COVID-19 crisis.
To our wonderful donors, volunteers and supporters.
An update, and ways that you can help Matthew House Ottawa during COVID-19 crisis.
"Matthew House Ottawa residents are good tenants"
Theresa Quann discusses renting to Matthew House alumni.
Ottawa Business Journal feature
Matthew House Ottawa was featured in the Ottawa Business Journal’s 2019 Giving Guide.
"Matthew House gives hope to the hopeless"
Meet Doreen, program coordinator with Matthew House Ottawa refugee services.
“There is a lot of joy in the house”
An interview with Mark and Jane Sider, who were host family at Matthew House Ottawa from 2017-2019.
Meet Raxon
“Coming to Matthew House Ottawa furniture bank and receiving the items we needed was a big relief.”
Meet Hassan
“There were so many people, so much love. I’ve never seen displays from good people like this – people who want to help you when you have a problem and want to fix it.”
Brian
It has been several years since Brian has been able to cite his own address. In the past, Brian struggled with a number of life issues which eventually left him living on the streets and in shelters. MHO is proud to be one of the many community services that has had an opportunity to support Brian on his road to success.
Rafael, Honduras
I was selected to participate in a youth exchange between Canada and Honduras. Due to my work, I was threatened by individuals that discriminated against my ethnic group. Shortly after, my cousin was assassinated in Honduras. It is for this reason that I decided to seek refuge in Canada. I spent five months homeless and in poor conditions in Canada. After some time, I finally found Matthew House Ottawa. There, I found a family, peace, security and emotional and spiritual support.