The Hub seeking financial help to sustain operations
The Hub is appealing for financial help from the community to sustain its operations.

The Hub is appealing for financial help from the community to sustain its operations.
Opened in February, The Hub assists youth aged 16 to 24, with life-skills training, housing, employment, and mental health and addictions counselling, as well as a daily hot meal.
This year, more than 215 youths visited the centre 3,785 times.
The initiative is supported by 36 agencies, led by Sarnia-Lambton Rebound.
In its pilot year, The Hub was sustained by grants, corporate and community donations and fundraising, but more help is needed, it said in a release.
To contribute, visit the Hub Facebook page at www.facebook.com/SarniaLambtonYouthHub.
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