By Tanya Cronin

Enhancing student wellbeing at Twin Rivers Education Centre

Feb 28, 2018 | 4:01 PM

KAMLOOPS — Pink Shirt Day was celebrated at Twin Rivers Education Centre today, with the school’s annual Wellness Fair.

Several social agencies, health services, and community partners set up shop in the gymnasium, to provide students with information on what kinds of services are available, to support and enhance their well-being.

“Our students need to know what’s available in the community for them to help them be well, physical, mentally, emotionally, socially, and Kamloops has an abundance of organizations who are just devoted to supporting youth, so instead of saying go down to Victoria Street find the agency, we bring the agency to them,” says Beth Dye, Vice-President of Twin Rivers Education Centre.

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“I feel like it’s really important, especially in this time of school a lot of people have a lack of connection, and lack of being able to see what programs are out there, a lot of the booths have a significant place here especially with education on drugs, that’s really important,” says Alexis Towle, Twin Rivers Education Centre Student.

by Tanya Cronin

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Enhancing student wellbeing at Twin Rivers Education Centre

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