By Cheryl Jahn

Seniors help

Apr 15, 2021 | 3:49 PM

PRINCE GEORGE – There’s a new resource available to not only seniors but anyone who find heading out of the house to shop an impossibility.

“People say accessing services through the Brain Injured Group or through the Council of Seniors,” explains Shelly LeBreton, who just launched her services called “Shopping Ease, “There’s so many people, they’re frightened of COVID to go out or they don’t have the transportation or they struggle to do anything online.”

There are other services that will provide shopping services, but the Council of Seniors says there is significant demand.

“We get calls here at the Seniors Resource Centre for assistance with shopping all the time,” says Lola-Dawn Fennell, the Council’s Executive Director. ” So there’s definitely a community need for this.

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