Film Lens
Set in Toronto two weeks before Christmas, the film presents the Salvation Army's efforts to provide social services and support to individuals in need. It shows the organization's belief in the dignity and worth of every person, regardless of their circumstances. Through the experiences of street workers and residents, the film illustrates the challenges faced by those living on the margins of society, emphasizing the importance of compassion and care in their daily interactions.
The narrative follows Lincoln Evans, a resident of the Salvation Army, who shares his journey of overcoming a heroin addiction and finding stability. His routine includes helping others and engaging with the community, showcasing the transformative impact of the Salvation Army's support. The film captures the essence of goodwill during the holiday season while addressing the realities of poverty and addiction.
Why Watch
- •Meet Lincoln Evans and hear his story of recovery.
- •Find out how the Salvation Army supports the homeless.
- •See the daily routines of street workers in Toronto.
Did You Know
•Lincoln Evans has been living at the Salvation Army for two years.
•He has been clean from heroin addiction for three and a half years.
•The Salvation Army street workers aim to help individuals who do not go inside shelters.
Perfect For
Social justice advocatesCommunity service volunteersIndividuals facing addiction