Reporter Jenny Lamothe goes behind the scenes with Village Media's Scott Sexsmith
Notre Dame and King Street in Sudbury are currently abuzz with activity, and it's not just because of the barbecue and car wash held on July 21. The real reason behind the vibrant atmosphere can be attributed to the efforts of two remarkable organizations: Freed from Need and Sudbury's Centre for Transitional Care.
Right beside Tina's salon is the Sudbury's Centre for Transitional Care , established by Jehna Morin, an associate addictions counselor. Jehna started with just one or two clients, primarily individuals she encountered while working with vulnerable populations during the pandemic, especially when the Memorial Park encampment was at its peak.
The Flour Mill area community has embraced the endeavors of SCTC and Freed from Need. SCTC recently received a substantial grant of $59,100 from the Ontario Trillium Foundations Resilient Community Fund, while United Steelworkers Local 6500 has made lease payments for SCTC for the next seven months.
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