Construction material shortages and delivery delays have pushed back the debut of a new community health clinic near Colorado Springs’ largest homeless shelter by more than two months.
WAYNE HEILMAN
wayneh@gazette.com
The project will be paid for using grants, donations and restricted funds, Welsh said. Nor’wood Limited Inc. owns the land, which Peak Vista will lease, she said.
“Peak Vista has been offered a truly uncommon opportunity to design, build and operationalize a whole-person health center which will provide a substantial and needed enhancement to the services we provide to those at risk of, or who are currently experiencing, homelessness, as well as providing care to a quickly growing number of low-income residents and their families near downtown Colorado Springs,” Pam McManus, Peak Vista s president CEO, said in a statement.
WAYNE HEILMAN
wayneh@gazette.com
The project will be paid for using grants, donations and restricted funds, Welsh said. Nor’wood Limited Inc. owns the land, which Peak Vista will lease, she said.
“Peak Vista has been offered a truly uncommon opportunity to design, build and operationalize a whole-person health center which will provide a substantial and needed enhancement to the services we provide to those at risk of, or who are currently experiencing, homelessness, as well as providing care to a quickly growing number of low-income residents and their families near downtown Colorado Springs,” Pam McManus, Peak Vista s president CEO, said in a statement.