MONTHLY NEWSLETTER


JULY 2022

New Substance Supports Outreach Strategy to Launch


Substance Supports in Neighbourhoods Accessed through Police Partnerships (SSNAPP) is a policing/neighbourhood outreach strategy that aligns with the approved Windsor Essex Regional Community Safety and Well Being (RCSWB) plan and the Windsor-Essex Community Opioid and Substance Strategy (WECOSS). The partnership, led by the Windsor Police Service (WPS), involves the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) and the City of Windsor and will assist individuals within the Windsor and Amherstburg area. It will enable constables to be visible and accessible in high-priority areas and high-risk settings, allow for coordinated place-based strategies and support both internal training and public education efforts on the available resources and needs of those affected by substance use and overdose. 

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Municipality of Leamington partners with Pathway to Potential and The Bridge for at-risk youth


The program will grant youth clients of The Bridge Youth Resource Center unlimited access to the Nature Fresh Farms Recreation Centre programs and amenities over the year. The program has been developed to encourage healthy interests, strengthen leadership skills and provide opportunities to positively socialize with peers in a safe environment. 

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ANNOUNCEMENTS


Statistics Canada census profile release: A portrait of Canada's families in 2021


Ongoing work with industry to provide tax relief to Ontario workers and Ontario families


Ontario cap 2023 rent increase guideline below inflation at 2.5 percent


Overall job vacancies in Canada continue to increase


Immigration minister discusses new permanent residency (PR) pathway for temporary residents

COMMUNITY INFORMATION & RESOURCES


Aquatic Summer "Adventures" Begin


Every fifth Windsor child still living in low-income households - 2021 Census


Census data shows common-law becoming more common along with living alone


Windsor's unemployment rate drops again


Step inside Windsor's new shelter for women and families

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Stephen Lynn

519-255-5200 ext. 5302

p2p@citywindsor.ca


Charmaine Valbuena

519-255-5200 ext. 6809

p2p@citywindsor.ca

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