Community Wellness Advisory Board will include nine members
Heidi Echavarria- 0
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Nine members of the Lethbridge community will be part of the Community Wellbeing Advisory Board (CWAB). The City of Lethbridge opened applications and invited those who also see themselves as community leaders and decision-makers to apply before July 11. Andrew Malcolm, General Manager of Community Social Development says the CWAB’s primary function is to provide recommendations on how federal and provincial government funds are allocated within the community. He also says the board supports the City of Lethbridge promoting community well-being.
