Webcast: Revelstoke’s Open Mountains Project and Child & Youth Mental Health & Substance Abuse Collaborative
On our April 21 webcast, we speak with Stacie Byrne from the Revelstoke Child and Youth Mental Health and Substance Use Collaborative and Rachel Reimer from the Open Mountains Project.
Our April 21 webcast focuses on two innovative youth programs.
We speak with Stacie Byrne of the Revelstoke Child and Youth Mental Health and Substance Use Collaborative about a program seeking to improve mental health outcomes in the community.
We also speak with Rachel Reimer about the new Open Mountains Project that removes barriers to participation into outdoor mountain activities like mountain biking, backcountry skiing, rock climbing a more. We also chat about a celebration happening this morning at 8:30 at the Revelstoke gazebo in Grizzly Plaza. Thanks for watching!
You can also listen in to the podcast version on SoundCloud, and if you follow podcasts, find us on iTunes and add our podcast to your podcast feed.
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