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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2024 · 20 MIN

Our shelters for abused women offer needed help, and they need help, YBH CEO Lorris Herenda explains.

from Connecting the Community · host Marj Andre

Lorris Herenda has been CEO of the Yellow Brick House for 20 years.  Things are getting worse for both the numbers of women and children that need support and also the promised funding for the programs has not been forthcoming.   Lorris wants you not to hesitate to call or text if 24/7 if you or a friend or family member may be experiencing intimate partner violence. Majid Jowhari (libparl.ca) Aurora Oak Ridges Richmond Hill About | MP Leah Taylor Roy (leahtaylorroymp.ca)   Provincial  Richmond Hill South Daisy Wai, MPP | Richmond Hill Aurora Oak Ridges Richmond Hill About Michael Parsa, MPP (michaelparsampp.ca)    

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