Regina / 980 CJME
Mar 17, 2021 11:03 AM
25 self-care packages were created and delivered by a North Battleford teen during the second week of March. (Hailey Rose/Facebook)
In February, many in North Battleford were worried about the future of the community’s lone homeless shelter.
That included Lighthouse staff member Suzanna Crozier. She and partner Brian Arcand were worried about the mental health of the clients the Lighthouse deals with, as its impending closure loomed.
“All it took was just a text,” Rose said Tuesday. “I can’t even take the recognition for this. They supported me so much and they were so devoted to (the Lighthouse). They wear their hearts on their sleeves.”