More housing for those living with an ABI

More housing is slated to come to those in need of medical care, specially those living with an Acquired Brain Injury. Today in Sudbury, Sudbury MP Paul Lefebvre made the announcement that a federal government financial commitment is coming for $1.36 million for the expansion of Wade Hampton House. It will involve the construction of a new building, to ABI residents.
Details: Thanks to this commitment by the NHCF, a pillar initiative of the National Housing Strategy (NHS), and to the investments of other partners, notably the Government of Ontario and the City of Sudbury, this project by March of Dimes Canada Non-Profit Housing Corporation (MODC-NPHC) will provide affordable and supportive homes to at least 12 individuals with ABI.