Coun. Riley Brockington and some residents in the Carlington area have expressed concerns about a supportive housing initiative at 1095 Merivale Road, with concerns about break-ins, drugs, and a perceived lack of safety in the area. Brockington has called on greater action from Shepherds of Good Hope in the area.

Stephen Bartolo, CEO of Shepherds of Good Hope, and Rob Boyd, CEO of Ottawa Inner City Health, join Patricia Boal to address those plans and their discussions moving forward on how to tackle those issues will supporting vulnerable local populations along with partners.

<p>Coun. Riley Brockington and some residents in the Carlington area have expressed concerns about a supportive housing initiative at 1095 Merivale Road, with concerns about break-ins, drugs, and a perceived lack of safety in the area. Brockington has called on greater action from Shepherds of Good Hope in the area.</p>
<p>Stephen Bartolo, CEO of Shepherds of Good Hope, and Rob Boyd, CEO of Ottawa Inner City Health, join Patricia Boal to address those plans and their discussions moving forward on how to tackle those issues will supporting vulnerable local populations along with partners.</p>