Family says it took years of advocacy before he was accepted into disability support program
CBC NewsCelina AaldersWARNING: This story mentions suicide.
Two months after Jeremiah Dixon and his family spoke out about a mental health crisis that led to hospital staff sending him to a Halifax homeless shelter, the 19-year-old has been approved for disability funding that will allow him to move into his own apartment with one-on-one support.
His mother says the decision is a “huge relief,” but it also took years of advocacy, letters from doctors, support from community organizations and speaking publicly about …
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