By Matt Prokopchuk, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, TBnewswatch.com KENORA \u2014 Improving access to housing for people with more complex needs is an ongoing priority for the Kenora District Services Board, its acting CEO says. \u201cConstantly,\u201d Sarah Stevenson said of the KDSB developing plans for more supportive housing in Kenora. \u201cIt is a primary focus of our work.\u201d Stevenson said the Kenora District Services Board works with a number of partners, including Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services, other housing corporations and chiefs councils. \u201cThere’s a big \u2014 as there should be \u2014 a big focus on the development of housing and supportive housing,\u201d she said. Anti-poverty advocates in Kenora have pointed to an ongoing need for various types of housing that can accommodate people dealing with things like addictions or other mental… <\/p>\n
By Matt Prokopchuk, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, TBnewswatch.com KENORA \u2014 Improving access to housing for people with more complex needs is an ongoing priority for the Kenora District Services Board, its acting CEO says. \u201cConstantly,\u201d Sarah Stevenson said of the KDSB developing plans for more supportive housing in Kenora. \u201cIt is a primary focus of our work.\u201d Stevenson said the Kenora District Services Board works with a number of partners, including Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services, other housing corporations and chiefs councils. \u201cThere’s a big \u2014 as there should be \u2014 a big focus on the development of housing and supportive housing,\u201d she said. Anti-poverty advocates in Kenora have pointed to an ongoing need for various types of housing that can accommodate people dealing with things like addictions or other mental... <\/p>\n