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Foundry Prince George has opened for youth struggling with mental illness

Wayne Carrasco
By Wayne Carrasco
Foundry Prince George has opened for youth struggling with mental illness
The $3 million wellness centre was funded by the BC Liberals, but was officially welcomed by the current NDP government
“It’s about bringing all of the services together. We need to surround youth with all the services we possibly can in order to give them the best possible start to their lives.”
Judy Darcy, Mental Health and Addictions Minister
The facility also received more than $65,000 from local community donors ahead of completion
Prince George is the fifth Foundry location in BC
Wayne Carrasco
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