Communities across the province are being invited to support better transportation for their members. The B.C. Active Transportation Infrastructure...
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53 new wellness projects are getting funding from Island Health’s Community Wellness Grant program. In a release, Island Health has announced the new recipients of the grants for 2024-2025, which promote health and wellness across Vancouver Island through these projects and initiatives. Nearly $800,000 will be invested through the grants. The projects include a community orchard program from LUSH Valley in Courtenay, a restorative justice program for Cowichan Valley high schools by the Cowichan Restorative Justice Society, Campbell River Child Care Society’s Reconciliation through Connection in the Early Years pilot project, a social prescribing project in Nanaimo, and a decolonizing addictions conference from Port Hardy’s Kwakiutl Health Centre. Minister of health Adrian Dix says people’s own physical and mental health are linked to the health of their communities. “When we live in more active, inclusive, and interconnected neighbourhoods, we all benefit,” said Dix. “I want to congratulate all the organizations and programs that received Community Wellness Grants.” They say this year's theme for the grants is community resilience, with a focus on diverse, connected, safe, nourished, and active communities. They expect the projects to be finished by June 30 next year. For a list of all recipients, click here. The post 53 projects to receive Island Health Community Wellness Grants appeared first on My Campbell River Now.
Communities across the province are being invited to support better transportation for their members. The B.C. Active Transportation Infrastructure...
Communities across the province are being invited to support better transportation for their members. The B.C. Active Transportation Infrastructure...
Communities across the province are being invited to support better transportation for their members. The B.C. Active Transportation Infrastructure...
Organizations in the Cowichan Valley can now apply for this year’s Climate Action Community Grants. These grants are part of North Cowichan’s...
Organizations in the Cowichan Valley can now apply for this year’s Climate Action Community Grants. These grants are part of North Cowichan’s...
A public forum is being held in Nanaimo to help raise awareness around suicide prevention, provide needed resources and open dialogue about mental...
A public forum is being held in Nanaimo to help raise awareness around suicide prevention, provide needed resources and open dialogue about mental...
The search continues for 29 year old Jordan Kirchner in an area near Horne Lake on Vancouver Island. He went missing early Tuesday evening and was...
The Tasmanian Government has announced a significant funding boost to promote healthier communities with more than $1.5 million now available through...
The search continues for 29 year old Jordan Kirchner in an area near Horne Lake on Vancouver Island. He went missing early Tuesday evening and was...