What we can offer you

Faith, Hope, Love - and the greatest of these is love!

  • Time to sit and engage, listen and offer words of encouragement to our clients in a godly and peaceful environment. Drugs, alcohol, smoking and abusive language are not tolerated at our site.
  • A dry and warm shelter from the wind, rain and cold
  • A cooling place during the hot summers
  • Food vouchers for the people on poverty income in an apartment, etc.
  • Driving to appointments, to home, to shop, and to Church
  • Intake for Life on Wheels 7-10 day natural Detox and follow-up application for a faith based rehab on the mainland.  We support you from start to finish, no cracks to loose you
  • Education on opioid addiction, staying healthy, detox plans, detox/rehab centers; community resources; COVID protocols.
  • Hand and foot washing care 
  • Basic first aid treatment; wound care
  • Vitamin Therapy and supplements for Stress therapy
  • Toiletry bags: shampoo, conditioner, body moisturizer, tooth brush, toothpaste, wash cloth,
  • towel, hand wipes, sanitizer, comb, razor
  • Clothing for cold, wet and warm weather; coats, hats, toques, scarves; shoes, boots and sandals
  • Underwear and socks
  • Backpacks, suitcases, carry bags, etc.
  • Blankets, tarps, tents, bedrolls for outdoor living
  • Refreshments; homemade healthy snacks
  • Toiletries; shampoo; conditioner; dental care; hair care, first aid creams, sprays, etc
  • Heaters for the winter; hand warmers
  • Small amounts of money for bus, pool showers, car gas, groceries
  • Vouchers for Tim Hortons, Pizza Place, McDonalds
  • Food vouchers once a month for those living below the poverty level in a motorhome, RV trailer or apartment
  • Gift Box of supplies for clients going into Detox or Rehab

Some Extras:

  • Life on Wheels ministry wants to be without offence in the community, so we do regular garbage pick up from the bin to the stop signs in both directions along the railroad tracks and the road. We keep our area clean and tidy and discourage all tenting and junk accumulation from the homeless.
  • In the past two Christmas seasons we prepared and handed out over 100 gift bags. We also gave out free pizza dinners; McDonald certificates for $10, and many food vouchers for $25 and $50, which were all donated. The people feel so loved, cared for and encouraged, showing much thankfulness for these small gifts of compassion.