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End Homelessness – City-Wide March

By ROB HERHOLZ - April 15 2024
End Homelessness – City-Wide March

Voice of Men 360 is a non-profit organization, founded in 2020 and it is based in London, Ontario. 

Many boys and men are seeking help and support in many areas of their lives. We understand the demands and the support needed when it comes to boys and men in our society. That’s how this organization is born to provide services to overcome their life challenges.

Voice of Men 360 is part of International Men’s Day which is a global organization. IMD follows 6 Pillars – overall the wellbeing of boys and men. It has been serving for over 25 years and nearly 95 countries around the world joined together and doing various activities regularly.

Join us on Saturday, May 25, 2024 | 10-12 pm EST in London, ON for a city-wide march to End Homelessness!


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