Youth drop-in looking for help to replace AC as temperatures rise ottnews ottawa
Operation Come Home has set up portable air conditioners and fans to try to keep the temperature manageable at its Gloucester Street location, where they offer drop-in, employment and mental health services.
Executive director John Heckbert said the air conditioning unit of the Gloucester Street headquarters is at the end of its working life after more than 30 years. The organization, which spends most of its funding on programming rather than capital costs, has launched a new campaign to raise $60,000 to replace the unit, but the money's only part of the problem.
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