Centre 454 a beautiful history!
In 1954, the Centre was founded by the Council for Social Services of the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa to provide support to Anglican men who were preparing to re-enter society from jail. As services expanded and changed, the Centre moved into 454 King Edward Avenue in...
Joan Gullen’s Reflections on The Well
Joan Gullen March 2015 I enjoyed a wonderful lunch with Joan, Matron of The Well, where she shared with me her reflections of The Well. Joan has been involved with The Well for over 10 years along with her expansive career in social services and as a community...
The Well- Rosemary Watkins
Rosemary was a dedicated volunteer at The Well contributed countless hours to the Women of The Well from the early 1990s until her passing in 2013. Rosemary began as a Arts & Crafts Facilitator, but was always ready to help out anywhere she was needed. Every...
The Well- Beth Cook
The Well – Beth Cook As a longstanding volunteer, mentor, friend, shepherdess and “number cruncher” (i.e. accountant) at The Well, Beth began as one of the visionaries of The Anglican Diocesan ministries serving women, supporting the development of the...Recent Posts
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