Vernon, Canada — The Vernon Family Resource Centre is providing free mental health counselling for residents affected by the Bradley Creek wildfire, following a week of significant stress for thousands in the North Okanagan. The initiative aims to support children, youths, and adults impacted by the blaze, which has caused widespread concern in the area.
The wildfire, which is burning near Vernon, has been a major focus for emergency services. High winds are expected to complicate firefighting efforts, according to recent updates. Local authorities have been working closely with residents to ensure safety and provide necessary support.
The Vernon Family Resource Centre has opened its doors to offer free sessions, emphasizing the need for emotional and psychological care in the wake of the disaster. The centre is encouraging those affected to reach out for assistance.
The situation remains under close watch as officials continue to monitor the fire’s progress and its impact on the community.
