Royal Homes and Reception House to support Refugees in Waterloo Region
December 20, 2021 JOINT PRESS RELEASE FROM ROYAL HOMES AND RECEPTION HOUSE WATERLOO REGION Royal Homes is pleased to announce that we will be supporting Reception House Waterloo Region in their efforts to support and welcome refugees arriving in our community. In 2021...
We’ve released our Community Impact Report for 2021
We've released our annual Community Impact Report which highlights our organization's impact during April 2020 to March 2021.The year April 2020 to March 2021 marked the arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic.As was the case all over our world,Reception House was forced to...
Community Impact Report 2021
We are pleased to present our Community Impact Report 2021 - Shining Brighter: Shining the Light Inwards Year 3/2021 In our report, you'll see some of our incredible success stories of the past year - like the Working Together Project and success from our Homework...
Annual General Meeting: September 29th 2021
Reception House Waterloo Region will be holding our Annual Generation Meeting. Date: Wednesday, September 29 Time: 4:15 - 5:45 pm Venue: Virtual (Zoom)
How you can help refugees arriving in Waterloo Region
Looking for ways to help refugees arriving in Waterloo Region? Here are 4 easy ways to help
Not Another Gala Special Guests Announcement!
We just confirmed that singer-songwriter and human rights advocate Susan Aglukark will be joining us at Not Another Gala! She will be sharing her “Songs & Stories” presentation IN-PERSON! Craig Norris of CBC-KW will act as Master of Ceremonies. As part of his...
July Spotlight Newsletter
Our Spotlight newsletter is now live!
Our statement regarding Canada Day
Canada is a great nation, we are the true north strong and free. But our country has dark, shameful and terrifying days in its history. While we celebrate Canada, we urge everyone to continue to investigate and learn about our nation’s past, including our role in the residential school system.
Kamloops Residential School Statement
The grim discovery of 215 children at the site of a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C. on the Tk’emlups te Secwepemc First Nation Territory is heartbreaking. As staff members of a nonprofit organization that serves government-assisted refugees as they settle...