Regina non-profit promises review, but calls complaints about program 'a significant distraction'
Regina non-profit promises review, but calls complaints about program 'a significant distraction' Regina non-profit Street Workers Advocacy Project (SWAP) says former employees who have spoken out about concerns with the Raising Hope program are trying to "discredit the agency," and that their actions are a "significant distraction." Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Dec 19, 2020 2:05 PM CT | Last Updated: December 19, 2020 Fay Munro raised concerns last month about Raising Hope, saying she is set to be evicted on Dec. 31 even though she doesn't think she's ready to leave the SWAP resident...
Source: cbc.ca