Halifax county organizations benefit from renovations to help bring people back to public spaces safely

The Government of Canada invests more than $171,000 to four community shared spaces to stimulate local economies, create jobs, and improve the quality of life of Canadians.

CLIENT NAME PROJECT TOTAL PROJECT
Covenant Place Support & Renewal Organization Covenant Place will install a metal roof to ensure it remains a safe and welcoming space for those seeking support in time of distress, including illness and family abuse. $65,022 non-repayable Margaret Sharpe
Chair
902-827-2208
Covenantplacecentre20@gmail.com
Wellington Fletcher’s Lake Station House The centre will make upgrades to serve as an accessible warming station with a generator during prolonged power outages. It will also establish a community garden and purchase a wood-fired oven for community gatherings. $51,000
non-repayable
Steven Hobson
President
902-497-5267
stevenhobson@bellaliant.net
Eastern Passage Cow Bay Lions Club This support allowed the Lions Club to replace the roof and ceiling of the facility. The renovation ensures the building remains a safe and accessible place for hosting events; providing public shelter in emergency situations; and offering community services, such as Guide Dogs of Canada. $46,011
non-repayable
Peter Reid
Past President
902-789-0974
pccpeterreid63@gmail.com
Grand Lake – Oakfield Community Society The community centre will increase accessibly by replacing a concrete step and expanding the existing wheelchair ramp to make it wider. $9,000
non-repayable
Robert Kamperman
President
902-860-1639
engine57@hotmail.com
TOTAL  $171,033

Contacts

Marianne Blondin
Press Secretary
Office of the Minister of Official Languages and of the
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
Marianne.Blondin@acoa-apeca.gc.ca

Chris Brooks
Communications Director
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
902-830-3839
chris.brooks@acoa-apeca.gc.ca

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