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A mental health hub for 12- to 25-year-olds planned by Access Open Minds in downtown Sarnia is estimated to cost $2.5 million.
The former CIBC bank branch renovation project recently went out for tender, and a contract is expected to be awarded by around the end of June, said Kathy Alexander, chairperson of the committee for the pending facility.
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“Our anticipated occupancy date is early January of 2022 if all things align,” she said. “We know there have been some delays with respect to how busy contractors are in our community right now, but we’re very confident and our partners and our architect firm are very, very confident that is an achievable date.”
Author of the article: Tyler Kula
Publishing date: May 24, 2021 • 1 hour ago • 3 minute read • Members of the youth Spoken Hope advisory committee Janessa Labadie, left, and Maura Cook pose in 2019 in the vault at the former-CIBC-branch site for Sarnia-Lambton s Access Open Minds youth mental health facility. Officials are targeting January 2022 to have the site renovated and ready to open. (Submitted) jpg, SO
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A mental health hub for 12- to 25-year-olds planned by Access Open Minds in downtown Sarnia is estimated to cost $2.5 million.
The former CIBC bank branch renovation project recently went out for tender, and a contract is expected to be awarded by around the end of June, said Kathy Alexander, chairperson of the committee for the pending facility.
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Following a recent meeting, the board of the Judith & Norman Alix Foundation announced that they were investing $345,000 into five community projects.
The spending includes:
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$75,000 to the Alzheimer’s Society of Sarnia-Lambton to assist with their Day program patio expansion and outdoor programming space;
$75,000 to St. Vincent de Paul for the purchase of a box truck and a loading ramp for food and clothing pick-up and delivery;
$5,000 to the March of Dimes Standing Oaks for the purchase of new equipment and furniture;
$150,000 to the Bluewater Health Foundation to support its ACCESS Open Minds project, which will be used for renovations in the program facility;