The city's homemaker program may have a chance at a second life. Following concerns that the social services board is going to dump the program at the end of the year, board chair Bob Katajamaki says the issue is being brought back to this month's regular board meeting. The board runs the program for the city. It provides home support for those who can't feed or cloth themselves.
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Homemaker Program Not Dead Yet
The city's homemaker program may have a chance at a second life. Following concerns that the social services board is going to dump the program at the end of the year, board chair Bob Katajamaki says the issue is being brought back to this month's regular board meeting. The board runs the program for the city. It provides home support for those who can't feed or cloth themselves.
