New pilot project will help Nova Scotians with disabilities live in the community
Disability rights advocate Vicky Levack is already dreaming of her new apartment. Levack, 30, has cerebral palsy and has been living in long-term care for years. But last week, she learned she'll be a part of a new pilot project started by the provincial government that helps Nova Scotians with disabilities live within the community.
New pilot project will help Nova Scotians with disabilities live in the community
Disability rights advocate Vicky Levack is already dreaming of her new apartment. Levack, 30, has cerebral palsy and has been living in long-term care for years. But last week, she learned she'll be a part of a new pilot project started by the provincial government that helps Nova Scotians with disabilities live within the community.