by Michael Peters, MMNN Contributor

(L-R) Jessica Lutz, Michael Peters, Roo the mini horse and Charlotte Paul.

Glooscap First Nation community member Charlotte Paul always knew that she wanted to help others with challenges, barriers and those with mental illness. In order to do this she decided to study Social Services at NSCC Kingstec. A class project helped fuel an idea that would lead to the creation of a business venture.

Dragonfly Haven Therapeutic Farm was born. This is no ordinary farm however. This is a retreat that offers an alternative approach to healing. “It is a place where children and their families can step out of the stressful world and enjoy the healing power of animals and nature,” says Paul. The business endeavors to “improve life for individuals of diverse backgrounds…….and for those who face challenges in everyday life.” This place provides a sanctu ...

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