While celebrating the past 50 years Monday, Keystone Child, Youth & Family Services is doing things to respond to emerging needs with new mental health and addiction programs and services. Article content

The Owen Sound-based organization held a gathering at Grey Roots to mark the anniversary, look ahead and recognize staff and volunteers. The 1988 Olympic Silver medalist, Elizabeth Manley, was to speak about mental health awareness. Article content

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Keystone started as an Owen Sound hospital outpatient program 50 years ago. It has moved locations, changed and grown over the years. Today its offices are at 1793 3rd Ave. W., it has 100 full-time equivalent positions and sees about 4,000 kids annually.

David Willis, the president and CEO, said Keyston

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