Those experiencing poverty have as much right to quality health care as any other member of our local communities. Two Simcoe County organizations – one in Barrie and the other in Orillia – are working to ensure equitable access to health care. Today we talk to Trish Holloway of The Lighthouse and Jo-Anne Flood from Compassionate Care Without Barriers. The question on the table is how we can return dignity to the process of health care. Right now, on Resilience Rising.EPISODE CREDITSHostsAmanda FellowsCommunity Programs ManagerCFS Counselling + Wellbeinghttps://cfssc.ca Brian ShelleyChief Executive and Philanthropy OfficerUnited Way Simcoe Muskokahttps://uwsimcoemuskoka.ca Episode GuestsTrish HollowayPartnerships & Operations DirectorThe Lighthousehttps://orillialighthouse.ca Jo-Anne FloodFounderCompassionate Care Without Barriershttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094254644528Executive ProducersMichelle BerginAmanda FellowsBrian ShelleyProducer/DirectorMichele LawsonPodcast ProducerPatrick MelbourneVideo ProducerJake O’BrienProduction AssistantsAyla McCallumTiana PaolucciYeonjeong KimMusic"Sunshine" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/With funding fromUnited Way Simcoe MuskokaRecorded atUP BeatBox Creative Studio, Barrie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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