Former employees allege mismanagement of Sask. women's organization
REGINA -- A group of former employees from the Raising Hope program are calling on the Street Workers Advocacy Project (SWAP) to answer their questions and concerns, alleging the program is being mismanaged. Maddie Sanderson and Cheryl Deschene said they both worked within the program, which is run by SWAP. Raising Hope provides housing and programming to women who struggle with addiction and have children in their care or are at risk of having their children taken away. Sanderson and Deschene, along with two other former employees of the program, said new leadership is not abiding by...
Source: regina.ctvnews.ca