Betty Johnston doesn’t mince words when discussing the value she sees Belonging Brant providing the community.
She’s adamant the citizen-led initiative needs to be firmly in place in the long term.
“Belonging Brant should be a permanent group available to residents of Brant County,” Betty says.
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If you ask Zile Ozols what she appreciates most about Belonging Brant, she’ll tell you it’s the initiative’s inclusive nature and the way members take on each project with a team-led approach.
This unique concept is also helping deliver strong value to the local community, Zile says.
Through her role as a staff member at Brantford Public Library, Zile says she directs community members and organizations to Belonging Brant if they’re looking for projects that other organizations might not take on due to challenges with staffing, funding or resources.
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Makeda Kafele-Green says what she’s enjoyed most about being involved with Belonging Brant is how those participating in the initiative’s projects are always open to new ideas and support each other.
This, she says, creates a strong “community vibe” that brings people together with the goal of building better communities for people to live.
“There is never an idea that is out of the question,” Makeda says.
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Brantford needs rental options based on income percentage to help create affordable housing and ease financial burdens for low-income families and individuals.
This is the message many participating in the recent Walk For Affordable Housing Brantford have for the city’s policymakers.
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For the fifth year in a row Brantford and Brant County citizens shared passion for their neighbourhoods and issues impacting their community through walking tours.
There were 16 walks in total; an incredible show of capacity by these local folks and a wonderful contributor to this international walking festival.
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