That amounts to what? Less than $70 per Canadian veteran with PTSD. We need to do better than that. Much better.
The staff at UBC’s Centre for Group Counselling and Trauma are making a real difference in the lives of Veterans. Today’s announcement provides $250,000 to support their work so they can expand their reach and help more Veterans. More info here: https://www.canada.ca/en/veterans-affairs-canada/news/2019/01/minister-wilson-raybould-announces-partnership-with-ubcs-centre-for-group-counselling-and-trauma.html …pic.twitter.com/exgvT1Q5GU
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This grant isn't to provide direct funding to Veterans with PTSD, there are benefits that do that already through VAC. This will help the CGCT expand their reach and train more clinicians, which will help more Veterans. You can learn more here: http://cgct.educ.ubc.ca
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How is repealing all those mandatory minimums that result in mass incarceration of the indigenous coming ? Oh right you got fired.
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Give her a break.
@Puglaas just took over the ministry from the disaster that is@SeamusORegan . She will likely do a great job fixing his mistakes and the added bonus is that she will be out of the main spotlight. So@JustinTrudeau will look less unqualifiedThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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JWR should still be at Justice but I already like her in her new role better than any Veterans Affairs Minister in recent memory.
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