Pathways gets a lift

Pathways Health Centre has received a big boost from its founding partner. The Rotary Club of Sarnia has committed another $104,000 to support centre programs and to buy new equipment.

Published: August 23rd, 2014

Pathways Health Centre has received a big boost from its founding partner.

The Rotary Club of Sarnia has committed another $104,000 to support centre programs and to buy new equipment.

The 70-member club helped get the predecessor to Pathway’s off the ground in 1975, and is currently committed to raising $600,000 over 10 years for capital improvements.

Each year, 2,300 children with physical, mental and communication needs use Pathway services, which range from speech and hearing training to recreational programs.

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