Healthy eating and heritage projects receive grants

Published on July 4, 2012; Published on July 3, 2012

Two west coast organizations have received age-friendly grants from the provincial government.

Topics :: Dunfield Park Community Centre , Newfoundland and Labrador Housing.The Deer Lake Economic Development Committee , Corner Brook

The Dunfield Park Community Centre in Corner Brook will use its $7,000 for a healthy eating program for senior tenants of Newfoundland and Labrador Housing.

The Deer Lake Economic Development Committee will use the $9,000 it received to enable a series of seniors’ gatherings to identify and catalogue documents and community artifacts that will culminate in a heritage fair.

The Age-Friendly Newfoundland and Labrador Grants Program is an initiative of the Provincial Healthy Aging Policy Framework.

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