The Care Pack Project Foundation

The Care Pack Project Foundation Our mission is to keep people alive while sharing hope & humanity. If you want to help and are able to, please etransfer [email protected].

Change is possible if we all work together. None of us can do it alone.

06/24/2026

It’s been well over 11 years of me doing this in Victoria BC.

I LOVE the humanity I see amongst our people who don’t currently have housing, along with their honesty, friendliness and respect. 

There’s a narrative going around that our unhoused are mean and dangerous.

Hopefully my videos show you reality though.

I thank my God for protecting me while doing this work and I am not saying that it is 100% safe.. nothing is!

Take care of yourself while doing outreach work or helping people in this capacity because you probably will see things and hear stories that will affect you. Please practice caution and take safety measures too- people are unpredictable sometimes and it’s crucial that you are safe!

I’m happy to talk to you if you have questions, and to even have a conversation about differing opinions! The narrative that is currently being spread is WRONG, HURTFUL, DAMAGING though and I believe we need to change it.

All that being said, I will not provide a space for you to be disrespectful. If you are an adult please act like one.

Enjoy this longer video!

06/23/2026

Great conversations were had.. and now we wait.

Patience is a virtue and is necessary when wanting to make any big changes. Stay tuned, I’ll keep you in the loop.

Thank you for supporting me, The Care Pack Project Foundation, and this long journey. I know we’re not only making big moves, but we’re also keeping people alive, showing people what action looks like, and educating others at the same time as we’re learning ourselves… it’s a lot. I couldn’t do this without you and I’m really happy that you’re you.

06/23/2026

We had the meeting!!

Stay tuned for an update about how the meeting went.

This photo was taken by an old friend of mine just yesterday. I recently reconnected with her during a handout. She’s fo...
06/19/2026

This photo was taken by an old friend of mine just yesterday. I recently reconnected with her during a handout. She’s found herself homeless and with stage 3 liver failure. I couldn’t believe my eyes and ears when she told me and when I saw her for the first time. She’s one of the last people on this earth I imagined could go through this.

Yesterday, after not seeing her for months and being very very worried about her health (since it’s been visibly going downhill the last few times I saw her) I bumped into her She was smiley and said she was doing better! She let me hold her puppy that’s just 2 pounds and took this photo of us. It was so sunny that she couldn’t see the screen (I also might have had my brightness turned way down).. but this photo is beautiful to me. I was not only doing what I love but I was getting puppy snuggles and was being photographed by a good good friend and person who always gives her best in every situation.

She made me feel like an actual photoshoot was happening.. she positioned me and everything. Shout out to her, to you, and to myself. We got this and we are all really good at it.. whatever “it” is.

06/17/2026

Life outside comes with a lot of challenges that a lot of us housed people don’t even think of.. one of them is vio L ence.

We all get annoyed because people take substances. We all get annoyed at dug paraphernalia ending up in parks and on sidewalks. We all feel sad when we think of people not having a home to go to to escape the cold on cold, windy or rainy days. We all know what it feels like to be really really thirsty and hungry.. but do most people think about how dangerous life on the streets is?

And then how impossible it is to fully recover, and how much slower the process is for someone without proper care? “Ice it and take Tylenol” they said.

How and where. Ice? Give me a break.

I also met a woman who had a deep wound on her leg yesterday. She could barely walk. I thought it was a new wound asked asked about it casually when she told me it had been a couple of months. A COUPLE OF MONTHS. She was in her mid 60s. What is happening to our people y’all?

Where is the humanity?? Where is the common sense?

I try to not be angry when posting since I know that MOST of us are inherently good, but I am angry because way more of us need to show it. We need to act. We need to use our brains. We need to demand change. We need to recognize that these people are vulnerable, suffering, and are facing challenges that make recovery and healing way more or a struggle.

06/17/2026

Right now people are forced to be more worried about watching their stuff and following ridiculous rules on sheltering than healing.

Yes, a person has to want to heal in order to heal.. but in order to even begin to think about that, they need to feel supported, worthy, and like there’s some hope.

THATS THE ISSUE. Well, an issue. A huge issue.

06/16/2026

There will always be facts and there will always be rumours. Dig deeper whenever you can because the person who told you the story had a bias, guaranteed. We all do!

06/16/2026

I remember their faces. I remember their gratitude. I remember how heavy their sadness felt.

I know that it’s so hard to look at all the suffering out there when you feel so deeply and care so much. I know what it’s like to not feel like you can make a big enough difference. I know you struggle too and feel like you’re barely making it through yourself.

It’s important that we help though. Imagine how much better off we would all be if we all gave and did what we could. No one should face this helping thing alone.. and if you join in, “helping” won’t feel like so much.

I urge you to help alongside me.

06/15/2026

When making disturbing and hurtful comments on social media about our unhoused friends, family and neighbours, please be aware that multiple people suffer who you might not intend to make suffer.

People like their mother, father, sibling/s, friends, etc.

We all have our opinions about homelessness and people who find themselves without a home and camping in public places.. however.. at the end of the day we have to remember that these people have family. They have friends. They have people who not only love them, but suffer with or because of them and their struggles.

Be mindful. Educate yourself or seek out someone who can maybe enlighten you. Soften your heart, you are human as are the people that are affected by your words.

If you don’t know something FOR SURE please DO NOT spread the information you think you might have about it. We all know that rumours are hurtful and we all are better than the person who decides to spread them whilst knowing that they are only rumours and not backed up by anything real.

This video was taken by me on the morning of Christmas Day 2025. You can see one of one of our very consistent volunteers walking over to two people sitting on a bench and giving them each a little something to help make their day and end of the year better.

On this day we did this with almost all of our packs.. we had 271 packs that each contained ready to use handwarmers along with other goodies (like socks, candies, a handwritten Christmas card, etc).

Compassion is extremely important because how can you automatically know all of this?! You’re not living it.Fantastic ed...
06/15/2026

Compassion is extremely important because how can you automatically know all of this?! You’re not living it.

Fantastic educational video. She does it again 👏🏼 Thank you Doctor.

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