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A visit to Boundary Supportive Housing
A visit to Boundary Supportive Housing
A visit to Boundary Supportive Housing
Saturday 17th December 2022
Discover how Boundary Supportive Housing creates a supportive environment and engages the community in this episode of People First Radio.
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Get the buttons here!Boundary Supportive Housing: Building Community and Trust
So supportive housing, when we can offer someone a safe, decent home and give them a leg up, it is a great place to be. To say: well, no, it's better to live under a bridge.
Ever wondered what it takes to create a supportive living environment for those in need? In this episode of People First Radio, Joe Pugh takes you on a tour of Boundary Supportive Housing, a facility run by the Vancouver Island Mental Health Society in Nanaimo. This episode sheds light on the day-to-day operations and the vital role supportive housing plays in the community.
Janet Rowley and Camille Eade, who work at the facility, share their firsthand experiences and the challenges they face in fostering a safe and welcoming environment for tenants. They discuss the importance of building trust and maintaining open lines of communication, which are crucial for the success of such programs. The episode also highlights how engaging with the surrounding community can help dispel myths and reduce stigma associated with supportive housing.
By educating and involving local residents, Boundary Supportive Housing aims to create a more inclusive and understanding community. If you're interested in learning about the impact of supportive housing on mental health, addiction recovery, and homelessness, this episode is a must-listen.