'Over The Edge' event raises funds for Kelowna addiction recovery
- On May 23, Kelowna's Over The Edge fundraiser supported Freedom's Door by rappelling off a five-storey building in West Kelowna.
- The event aimed to raise funds for Freedom's Door's Belaire Avenue Project, which seeks to build transitional housing for men recovering from addiction.
- The project plans to house up to 60 men transitioning to independent living with up to 18 months of additional residence beyond the initial 90-day program.
- Executive Director Peter Lees highlighted the organization's community backing and independence from government funding, which allows them greater freedom in their work, while MLA Kristina Loewen remarked that climbing off a building goes against natural instincts.
- The project expects its first units by fall 2025, addresses a constant waitlist of 40 men, and suggests extended housing improves long-term recovery outcomes.
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'Over The Edge' event raises funds for Kelowna addiction recovery
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