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Day One Society's Sian Lewis recognized for helping community - Kamloops News - Vimarsana News

Day One Society's Sian Lewis recognized for helping community - Kamloops News

The Community Award is awarded to individuals who build better, stronger and more resilient communities and serve as an example of dedication and service.

Day One Society says five new youth beds open, with 900 clients served on detox unit in 2023 - Kamloops News - Vimarsana News

Day One Society says five new youth beds open, with 900 clients served on detox unit in 2023 - Kamloops News

Day One Society in Kamloops served more than 900 clients in 2023, including adults and some youth, in its 20-bed adult detox unit. Five more youth beds opened as of February 2024.

Day One Society offering $20K bonuses to nurses who will work in its detox wing - Think Local - Vimarsana News

Day One Society offering $20K bonuses to nurses who will work in its detox wing - Think Local

In a move to combat the rising tide of substance abuse among the younger population, Day One Society is launching an ambitious initiative to staff its newly established youth detox wing.

"It's minute to minute for businesses, unless Government steps in", say restaurant industry reps - Vimarsana News

"It's minute to minute for businesses, unless Government steps in", say restaurant industry reps

300 cafés and restaurants have shut down around Ireland in the last six months.

Source: fm104.ie
Dublin restaurant owner says 'riots were the final nail' for struggling businesses - Vimarsana News

Dublin restaurant owner says 'riots were the final nail' for struggling businesses

A Dublin cafe owner has spoken about the challenges of high electricity bills, an increased VAT rate and rising staff costs – adding that the Dublin riots in November were “the final nail in the coffin”.