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Safe Harbour Society has successfully completed the Accreditation Canada process.
The accreditation process involved an evaluation of Safe Harbour’s policies, procedures, and operations such as the emergency shelter, medal detox, the Indigenous Many Healing Blankets Program, housing, outreach, and diversion.
Perry Goddard, Safe Harbour Executive Director said the achievement emphasizes the organization's dedication to maintaining the highest standards of quality and excellence through client-focused services.
“We are thrilled to have received this recognition, which reflects our commitment to continuous improvement and focus on delivering exceptional services to our clients and community,” said Brenda Hogan, Safe Harbour’s Quality Improvement Manager. “This accreditation validates the hard work and commitment of everyone involved in Safe Harbour to meet the complex needs of Red Deer’s most vulnerable community members.”
**With information provided by Safe Harbour Society
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