Cowichan Valley to open a new emergency shelter for vulnerable youth
UPDATE: CMHA Cowichan Valley Branch Opens Youth Emergency Shelter with Support of Legacy Donor
Duncan, June 2024 - News Release
Vulnerable youth in the Cowichan Valley in need of a safe place to stay will be able to access 24/7 services and supports at a new Youth Emergency Shelter (YES) later this year.
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OHOC 2024 Results
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Our Cowichan- Communities Health Network:
As the Our Cowichan- Communities Health Network we have an opportunity to make a positive and meaningful contribution to our communities’ future. We are committed to enhancing communities’ health and well-being and fostering a learning environment focussed on the factors that impact health and well-being. The geographic area includes the Cowichan Region which stretches from the Gulf Islands of Valdes in the East to the Mouth of the Nitinat in the West…. From the Malahat in the South to North Oyster in the North. There are four Municipalities, nine electoral areas, nine First Nations and Métis, local and regional government organizations with a population of approximately 85,000 people. Continue
Our Health, Our Community – A Health & Wellness Survey for the Cowichan Valley
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Our Health Our Community, Health and Wellness Survey. Results will be released in the spring of 2024!
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