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Waitlist coordinator ‘huge’ help for seniors’ mental health: local CMHA
A program that provides a slate of mental health services for older adults west of Thunder Bay was beset by backlogs and local officials say they’d like to see the position continue.
DRYDEN — A “micro-grant” that allowed a dedicated position to help with seniors’ mental health services has had many benefits, local officials say.
The Canadian Mental Health Association’s district mental health services for older adults program has ... [3479 chars]
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