US EditionWaypoint Deepens Commitment To Inclusion With Métis And Inuit Cultural Additions
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Waypoint Deepens Commitment To Inclusion With Métis And Inuit Cultural Additions
Two important cultural pieces have been added to the Spiritual Centre at Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care — a Métis sash and an Inuit soapstone lamp known as a Qulliq — broadening the multifaith commitment to sacred space within the hospital. “Ensuring everyone feels welcome in our Spiritual Centre is a goal of our design, as evident in the symbols present,” said Glenn Robitaille, Director of Ethics and Spiritual Care. “Increasing the spir…
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