Mike Kearley is the Executive Director, Vine Place Community Centre. He says this is “an incredible opportunity to bring that belief to life in a new way — creating a safe, welcoming space where youth in Corner Brook and surrounding communities can find the support they need.”
Young people will soon be able to get access to the care and support they need through an Integrated Youth Services Hub opening next year in Corner Brook. Launched in September, Becket is the first new hub outside of St. John’s, which will be operated by Vine Place Community Centre with support from Choices for Youth as the backbone organization. Each Becket hub site is designed to enhance long-term outcomes for youth by offering on-site primary care, mental health services, housing supports, access to education and employment, and community connection. The broader vision is to establish a network of nine interconnected hubs across Newfoundland and Labrador — ensuring youth in every region have access to integrated, community-based supports. Mike Kearley is the Executive Director, Vine Place Community Centre. He says this is “an incredible opportunity to bring that belief to life in a new way — creating a safe, welcoming space where youth in Corner Brook and surrounding communities can find the support they need.”
Deer Lake Power set to open the gates at Main Dam today to release water from Grand Lake
Federal government pumps $80M into improvements at Marine Atlantic terminal in North Sydney
The public is invited to the Deer Lake Airport to celebrate Airport Workers Day
Steady Brook issues advisory about river levels rising and heavy rainfall expected this evening
Changes to water and sewer, as well as bus regulations coming at the new Corner Brook council meeting
