“We must open the doors and we must see to it they remain open, so that others can pass through."
Rosemary Brown, politician, activist
Marguerite’s Place, a program within the St. John’s Status of Women Council’s portfolio of work, is a supportive housing program. It is an eight-unit program in which residents live in […]
The Counsellor and System Navigation Support person is responsible for the provision of single session counselling, supporting group counselling sessions, supporting mental health advocacy in the community, and the provision […]
Being a Housing Support Worker at Marguerite’s Place means being ready for anything. Whether that be an evening of chatting with residents and building a puzzle or supporting someone through […]
Note that this is a temporary position for 3 months, with the possibility of extension. Being a Housing Support Worker at Marguerite’s Place means being ready for anything. Whether that […]
Lisa Faye, Executive Director of the St. John’s Status of Women Council and Women’s Centre, was invited to giving the keynote address at the Memorial University of Newfoundland December 6th […]
Reflections from the outgoing leader of our counselling team, Dana Warren After seven amazing years with the St. John’s Status of Women Counsel’s counselling team, and a few years sitting […]
This position is the main reception and first point of contact for the St. John’s Status of Women/Women’s Centre and Marguerite’s Place. This is a public facing environment that includes […]
This position coordinates and oversees all therapeutic practices at the St. John’s Women’s Centre, including the Right Here, Right Now drop-in counselling clinic (women and non-binary centred, single session counselling), […]
MAP’s Harm Reduction Researcher, Mary Walsh, has produced 2 documents that have proven invaluable to the program’s development. MAP hopes that this information could be helpful to others who are […]
Marguerite’s Place Supportive Housing Program is a 3-year transitional supported living program for women (trans and cis women) and non binary people delivered from a housing-first approach, within a safe […]
