First order of business will be to build connections with non-profits serving the city’s unhoused populations and develop a plan in collaboration with the community, says board chair
Don Bonner, a former city council member who serves as board chair for the Nanaimo Systems Planning Organization, said the first order of business will be to build connections with non-profits serving Nanaimo’s unhoused populations and develop a strategic plan in collaboration with the community.
Homelessness is often linked to mental health and addictions issues and affordable rental units are in short supply.
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