Anchor House

We are currently developing a home for women at risk of living on the street. We will be running a four-strand program that includes Prayer Counselling, Christian Discipleship, Vocational Training, and Life Skills. Women can only enter the house after successfully completing an alcohol and drug detoxification and rehabilitation program.

The house is scheduled to open in the Fall of 2002 and needs assistance from the community.

Current Projects

• There is a constant need for general labour, construction, and maintenance at the Richmond Lifeline Campus in the preparation of the housing; as well as volunteers for upcoming house improvements such as a commercial kitchen.
• Creating a vegetable garden that can be used both for the Life Skills training and the Blue Bus program.
• Volunteers to come out and teach Vocational Training or Life Skills as part of our four-strand program.
• Christians to join us in discipleship of those we serve.

For more information contact one of the Anchor House Management team:

Pastor David Poulette or [email protected]

Matthew Rayburn or [email protected]

MaryAnne Connor-Simpson or [email protected]