The absence of an extreme weather shelter for the less fortunate and people at risk in winter displays a heart-wrenching cruelty, a profound lack of love, and a deficiency in humanism. Denying individuals who are already facing hardship and vulnerability the opportunity to escape harsh weather conditions amplifies their suffering and jeopardizes their health and safety. It signifies a callous disregard for the basic needs and well-being of our fellow human beings. By failing to provide such shelter, we perpetuate a society that disregards empathy and compassion, further marginalizing those already living on the fringes. The absence of an extreme weather shelter is not just an oversight; it is a clear manifestation of the systemic injustices that plague our society and underscores the urgent need for collective action towards a more equitable and humane world.
Robin Campbell
Manna Homeless Society