Advocate Vicky Levack on the Housing Crisis Among Women with Disabilities in Nova Scotia | The Pulse @thepulseami
Advocate Vicky Levack on the Housing Crisis Among Women with Disabilities in Nova Scotia | The Pulse  @thepulseami
Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Host Grant Hardy is speaking with Vicky Levack, advocate for The Disability Rights Coalition of Nova Scotia, about how women with disabilities are more likely to experience homelessness caused by fleeing violent and abusive living situations that women without disabilities. Vicky shares some of her own experiences of taking part in a government program that helped her to leave an inadequate living environment.
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Advocate Vicky Levack on the Housing Crisis Among Women with Disabilities in Nova Scotia | The Pulse

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