Group home opens in Nipawin

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The province has invested a total of $1.1 million toward the project.  The ministry of social services provided $250,000 in capital funding. The remaining capital construction cost was covered through a mortgage.

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Since 1983, Handi-Works has been supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities. The organization operates three group homes in Nipawin.

“Our organization thanks the Government of Saskatchewan for its support of our latest project to help people in our community with intellectual disabilities,” said Handi-Works executive director Hugh MacDonald. 

“We are really looking forward to begin taking our residents out for suppers, bowling, swimming, barbecues, and other activities throughout town.”

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