Start Me Up Niagara Opens New Resource Centre in the Falls

Monday, 21 June 2021 17:26

By Linda Morgan

Niagara Falls residents experiencing life challenges such as poverty, disabilities, and addictions will soon have another resource for help.

Start Me Up Niagara is opening a new remote resource drop-on centre in the Falls.

The centre will offer services such as housing, resource and referrals and a cooling station for the community during the summer.

The centre will be located in the Faith Fellowship building at 4878 Jepson Street, and will be open Monday to Saturday from noon until 5:00 p.m.

More information about the services offered can be found here.

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