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The Back Door Mission works to relieve the burdens of poverty and social dislocation within the economically deprived and street population of Oshawa. Provide St. Vincent meal tickets; drop-in centre; food pantry; community development and referrals.
Who we serve. Persons on limited, set old age or disability pensions insufficient to meet living expenses. The unemployed and marginally employed. Individuals living on the street with no income or assistance. Residents of rooming houses and other marginal or low income housing.
Back Door Mission for the Relief of Poverty, Oshawa, Ontario. 2,200 likes · 103 talking about this · 475 were here. A low-barrier access hub for essential supports, social services, and primary...
The Back Door Mission for the Relief of Poverty began as an outreach program of Simcoe Street United Church in 1998. Since that time it has grown exponentially with increasing numbers of people coming to its doors for help and community.
Jun 30, 2023 · The Back Door Mission for the Relief of Poverty in downtown Oshawa, Ont., has secured a one-year funding commitment of $1.1 million from the provincial government.
The Back Door Mission operates the Mission United Project, a low-barrier access hub for essential supports, social services, and primary health care.
Apr 9, 2022 · The funding is gone for health care staff at the Back Door Mission primary care clinic, which has been serving people in crisis in downtown Oshawa during the COVID-19 pandemic.
