‘Prince George needed this’: Local family grateful for AiMHi development

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Her daughter Rhonda is deaf and uses sign language to communicate, but also suffers from other physical disabilities as well like a loss of balance which made finding a place to live challenging.

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The Turner family has lived in Prince George since the 1970s, choosing the city because of a school in the city able to accommodate Rhonda’s disability.

AiMHi was behind the push to get this project up and running, which features 10 housing units.

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