By Mike Renzella
The Haldimand Press
HALDIMAND—There is little doubt that we are dealing with crises across the country on multiple fronts. Between substance abuse, housing and job uncertainties, and an inflating economy, people have a lot to be concerned about in 2019. It is vital to have infrastructure in place within communities to help people cope with these realities and St. Leonard’s Community Services (SLCS) is on the frontline of that effort.
“On behalf of the Board of Directors, we would like to express how proud we are to be working with an agency that provides high quality, client-centered services to our community,” said Larry Brock, President of the Board of Directors in a yearly newsletter released by SLCS.
Brad Stark, Executive Director of St. Leonard’s, spoke about the need for a diverse range of services: “Individuals and families face challenges that are not siloed or specific to one area of social services. Housing struggles can translate to addiction or mental health challenges. A lack of gainful employment can lead to vicarious housing situations or can lead someone down a criminal path. As a social service agency, we owe it to our clients to provide seamless, connected services centred around the individual and family. Together everyone achieves more.”
In the area of addiction and mental health, SLCS was involved in numerous new initiatives.
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