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Developing a Smart Phone App for Support


Waterloo, ON – Lutherwood has submitted a grant application to create a smart phone app for members of the community that need information on our children’s mental health, employment or housing services.

WIND Mobile – Canada’s fastest growing wireless carrier – is offering a community grant of $10,000 to one organization or charity to support a new or existing project.

“People use smart phone applications to make life easier - from looking up phone numbers, to reading news, to getting directions,” said Dr. John Colangeli, Chief Executive Officer of Lutherwood. “This grant offers us a really exciting opportunity to give people access to information about our services that will help them find jobs, find affordable housing, and access mental health services, right in the palms of their hands.”

We need your help. A large part of the grant’s evaluation is based on a show of community support through social media. Please show your support for our application through any and all of these means:

1. Twitter, please tweet something like the following: “Hi @WINDMobile, Please support @Lutherwood #LWDMobileApp project for the #WINDthanksKW grant. Pls RT http://bit.ly/pFyUl9 #KWawesome”

2. Facebook please visit and “Like” our grant support Page at http://www.facebook.com/pages/I-Support-Lutherwood...

3. Email – Send a link to this page to your friends and ask them to support our application.

Thank you for helping us strengthen the lives of people living in our community.

Lutherwood is a not-for-profit organization that provides a wide range of children’s mental health, employment, housing and family counselling programs as well as retirement services for seniors. Lutherwood annually serves more than 16,000 people in Waterloo Region and Wellington County.

"Change does not come easily or immediately for our youth. But there is nothing more gratifying than to see them months and years later and hear the positive impact we had on their lives."