By Chantel Downes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Lakeland This Week Kim Reed, the society\u2019s new chief executive officer, brings two decades of human services experience in the Lakeland region, including work as a school counsellor and with Children and Family Services. Reed describes herself as a \u201cMom of three who has lived in the Lakeland region growing up, career and raising children.\u201d She has worked throughout the Lakeland region for the entirety of her career in Human Services. Reed said she was drawn to Stepping Stones because of the opportunity to support people. She decided to take the \u201copportunity to be an advocate for women fleeing intimate partner violence, women and children fleeing domestic violence or women and children in crisis.\u201d Helpline is a first step Stepping Stones offers emergency… <\/p>\n
By Chantel Downes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Lakeland This Week Kim Reed, the society\u2019s new chief executive officer, brings two decades of human services experience in the Lakeland region, including work as a school counsellor and with Children and Family Services. Reed describes herself as a \u201cMom of three who has lived in the Lakeland region growing up, career and raising children.\u201d She has worked throughout the Lakeland region for the entirety of her career in Human Services. Reed said she was drawn to Stepping Stones because of the opportunity to support people. She decided to take the \u201copportunity to be an advocate for women fleeing intimate partner violence, women and children fleeing domestic violence or women and children in crisis.\u201d Helpline is a first step Stepping Stones offers emergency... <\/p>\n