Minister Everett Hindley on Mental Health and Addiction: A Municipal Perspective
We're trying to make sure that the dollars we're spending, which are significant, that they're actually making a difference in people's lives, and so we need to make sure that that's always the end goal for us as a provincial government.
What does it take to tackle mental health and addiction issues at the municipal level? In this episode of MuniCast, The Honourable Everett Hindley, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Seniors, and Rural and Remote Health, joins the conversation to shed light on these pressing concerns in Saskatchewan's communities. Hindley discusses the government's existing programs and services, their proactive measures for prevention, and the unique challenges faced by different regions.
He emphasizes the importance of making sure that significant funding is truly making a difference in people's lives. The episode also explores the critical role of open dialogue and leadership within municipalities, touching on the upcoming SUMA Convention and Tradeshow and a visit to Wanuskewin Heritage Park. Hindley’s insights offer a comprehensive look at how Saskatchewan is addressing these vital issues, providing listeners with practical advice and innovative strategies.
Whether you're a municipal leader, a community member, or someone interested in mental health and addiction solutions, this episode promises valuable perspectives and actionable information.