North Shore stakeholders meet to talk bridging service gap created by The Loop’s eviction
KAMLOOPS – With The Loop’s eviction looming, North Shore access to warm meals and a day space for the homeless community may be threatened.
On Thursday morning (Apr. 25), concerned community members and service providers gathered at The Loop’s space in the 400-block of Tranquille Road to discuss bridging the potential gaps of service resulting from The Loop’s closure.
“We had some really great conversations, some great ideas. We put together what we think the priorities are for the people that connect to The Loop moving forward,” said Bonnie McBride, North Shore business owner and meeting organizer. “I love the fact that we had people with lived experience who are accessing The Loop in the conversation with us today. We don’t want to do things about people without them, so this was a great format.”