Intervention team helps vulnerable residents in Maniwaki, Que., area
A new intervention team consisting of two Quebec provincial police officers and a mental health worker has been formed to help vulnerable residents, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, access services in the Maniwaki, Que., area.
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A new intervention team consisting of two Quebec provincial police officers and a mental health worker has been formed to help vulnerable residents, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, access services in the Maniwaki, Que., area.