Community Messages

The Chatham Kent Women's Centre is in need of some essential items to support the women, children, and babies in their care. Your generosity can make a big difference!

We are asking for donations of:

Toddler/Kids Toothpaste

Children's Shampoo

Children's Body wash

Donations can be made at the Centre between the hours of 9am - 6pm daily. Every little bit helps, and your contributions go directly to those who need them most.

The #SpottedLanternfly has been sighted in Windsor last month. Known for damaging crops this invasive insect poses a serious threat to agriculture and biodiversity in Canada.

For more info and to report sightings visit inspection.canada.ca/pests

Loneliness and social isolation can have severe consequences for seniors' physical and mental health. There is hope - A Friendly Voice offers a warm line to combat loneliness. Their trained volunteers provide empathetic listening and conversations to seniors in need.

You can reach them by calling 1 (855) 892-9992

Join the Active Lifestyle Centre for a Fraud/Scam Prevention Presentation on October 22nd,

10am.

Call 519-352-5633 or visit the ALC to sign up!

Come and join the Active Lifestyle Centre for Ghost talks and stories with Ben.

✨ October 22, at 11AM!! ✨

20 Merritt Ave, Chatham 519-352-5633

Did you know the Wallaceburg Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library has a Chess Club? Open to all ages and skill levels on Tuesdays, 5:45pm to 7:45pm and Thursdays, 6:30pm to 7:30 pm. Drop in.

As the weather gets cold, stay moving with CK Recreation's FREE Walking Program 

Walking is available every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Wallaceburg District Secondary School from 6-8pm (October 2024 to April 2025)

Requirements:
Registration is required at www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation
Season passes are required - pick up at the Wallaceburg Sydenham Pool Reception during business hours
 

Remember, it's okay to ask for help.

Need Help? CMHA's 24/7 Mental Health First Response is available:

Chatham-Kent: 1-1-866-299-7447

Chatham-Kent Youth Wellness Hub offers a one-stop-shop hub of mental health services to youth (12-25)

The Chatham-Kent Public Library is looking for volunteers for Reading Buddies! Reading Buddies offers one-on-one help to children in grade 1 to 6. Volunteers spend 30 minutes engaging their buddy with literacy-based games and high-interest readers. Volunteers must be 16 years or older and complete a Police Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening. Send them a message or email cklibrary@chatham-kent.ca for more information.

The Red Cross Babysitting Course is coming to a community near you this fall for those ages 11-15 - learn interviewing, basic first-aid, diapering skills & more!

Head to our website to register: www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation OR Phone: 519-360-1998

Calling all cat lovers! Do you have a cozy corner and a lot of love to give? Pet and Wildlife Rescue looking for amazing fosters to provide a safe and nurturing temporary home for cats and kittens until they find their forever families. Ready to make a difference? Visit their website to apply and learn more: Become a Foster 𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄:

https://pawr.org/your-time/

Join the Dresden Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library for Wednesday morning storytime! Running October 2-November 27th, 10:15am. Any questions, call 519-683-4922.

For Community Health and Wellbeing Month, the CKCHC is hosting a FREE open house to showcase our community health and wellness programs at our Chatham location!

 Wednesday October 23rd
 11:00 am - 1:00pm

Everyone in attendance will get a chance to win a door prize and a boxed lunch prepared by Maple City Bakery! We can't wait to see you there 

Register by calling 519-397-5455 x 117 or e-mail registration@ckchc.ca

Join @CKCHC in Wallaceburg to explore water colours and ignite your creative side! Art supplies provided. For ages 8-12

🟠 October 23rd, 6-7:30pm

🟣 CKCHC Wallaceburg - 808 Dufferin Ave, Wallaceburg

Register now to reserve a spot - 519-397-5455 ext 212 or registration@ckchc.ca

As the weather gets cold, stay moving with CK Recreation's FREE Walking Program 

Walking is available every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Wallaceburg District Secondary School from 6-8pm (October 2024 to April 2025)

Requirements:
Registration is required at www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation
Season passes are required - pick up at the Wallaceburg Sydenham Pool Reception during business hours
 

Learn how-to embroider at the Chatham-Kent Public Library, Chatham Branch on Wednesday, October 23 at 6:30 pm!

This program is for ages 8 and older and registration is required. Visit ckpl.ca

ROCK Reach Out Chatham-Kent is in need of peanut butter and jam for their drop in centre at 39 Richmond Street in Chatham.

Donations can be dropped off during the following hours:

Monday 1-5

Wednesday 1-4

Thursday and Friday 1-5

Oaks Retirement Village is looking to expand their music selection in their Memory Care Unit, and are seeking your help!

Any donations of CD's would be greatly appreciated! Donations can be left at the front desk.

Important Safety Reminder from @CKPSMedia! Please remember: It is an offence to disobey road closure signs. Moving barricades or driving around them can lead to serious consequences, including a fine of $110 and three demerit points

Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres is offering a #FREE sign making workshop at their Wallaceburg location on October 24th.

Limited spots available! Call 519-397-5455 x 212 or e-mail registration@ckchc.ca to register today!

As the weather gets cold, stay moving with CK Recreation's FREE Walking Program 

Walking is available every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Wallaceburg District Secondary School from 6-8pm (October 2024 to April 2025)

Requirements:
Registration is required at www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation
Season passes are required - pick up at the Wallaceburg Sydenham Pool Reception during business hours
 

Newcomer Social Housing Session

October  18th 2024

11:00am-12:00pm

At Adult Language and Learning

240 King Street W Chatham Ontario 

Please call 519-354-7424

Where are all the zombies? Join us at Civic Square Fountain Park on Friday, October 25, 2024, at 6:30 PM for a Zombie Walk. We'll make our way down James Street and head towards the Wallaceburg Haunted Museum. We'll be touring the museum, so feel free to bring your camera for photos.

Please join Chatham Hope Haven on October 25 from 6-9pm for a Fundraiser. Listen to fiddle music, visit with friends and family and help raise money for Hope Haven. This event is at Joshua Ministries - Pines Chapel.

This offbeat hilarious murder mystery farce features a tuneful score and zany characters. It will leave you dying with laughter. 

Tickets ($30 or $25 if part of Spotlight Series) for any of the three performances are available at St. Andrew's United Church office, 85 William Street S., Chatham or online at www.standrewschatham.org/events. For further information call 519-352-0010. 

Performances are Friday October 25 at 7 pm AND Saturday October 26 at 2 pm AND 7 pm. 

Batty, Creepy Crafties at the Wallaceburg Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library, October 26, 10am to 4pm. Make a creepy spider that walks, a spooky haunted bat craft and a Halloween button. All ages. Registration not required.

This offbeat hilarious murder mystery farce features a tuneful score and zany characters. It will leave you dying with laughter. 

Tickets ($30 or $25 if part of Spotlight Series) for any of the three performances are available at St. Andrew's United Church office, 85 William Street S., Chatham or online at www.standrewschatham.org/events. For further information call 519-352-0010. 

Performances are Friday October 25 at 7 pm AND Saturday October 26 at 2 pm AND 7 pm. 

Kenesserie Camp invites you and your families to their Halloween Family Fun Day! Join them on Saturday, October 26th from 2pm-5pm for some Halloween camp fun!

- Costume Contest

- Pumpkin Carving

- Trick or Treating

- Haunted Trail Hike

- Roasting Hotdogs and S'mores

Contact the camp for info: info@kenesserie.com

Tiny Tot Trick or Treat at the Wallaceburg Haunted Museum

On Saturday, October 26, 2024, from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM, visit the Wallaceburg and District Haunted Museum for a tiny tot trick-or-treat event. Volunteers will be stationed throughout the illuminated Haunted Museum to distribute treats. A donation of $5.00 per person is suggested. Families and little ones are encouraged to attend in their Halloween costumes.

This offbeat hilarious murder mystery farce features a tuneful score and zany characters. It will leave you dying with laughter. 

Tickets ($30 or $25 if part of Spotlight Series) for any of the three performances are available at St. Andrew's United Church office, 85 William Street S., Chatham or online at www.standrewschatham.org/events. For further information call 519-352-0010. 

Performances are Friday October 25 at 7 pm AND Saturday October 26 at 2 pm AND 7 pm. 

Wallaceburg Haunted Museum

Don't miss out on this year's Haunted Museum event. The theme revolves around movies, infused with twists of terror, sudden scares, and more. Come and discover the creations our volunteers have crafted. Shows are Friday, October 18, Saturday, October 19. Friday, October 25, and Saturday, October 26, 2024.  Entrance fee is $5.00 a person.  Upstairs in the Jeanne Gordon Hall will be vendors, Halloween games, colouring, short movies, and the canteen will be open.  Food vendors and food trucks will be set up in front of the Haunted Museum by 6:00pm. 

The Chatham-Kent International Film Festival is back for its 6th Annual Festival. New to this year’s festival is a HALLOWEEN PARTY & MIDNIGHT MOVIE event. October 26, 8:30pm.

www.cktickets.com

The Maroons will “Pink The Rink “   Sunday, October 27th in pink  jerseys donated by Simply Vinyl Signs and Graphics and Sal & Son
The autographed , game worn  pink jerseys will be part of the silent auction table which will also include:
-4 Windsor Spitfire tickets donated by Chris McLeod “ Radio & Real Estate.
-A hockey stick autographed by the Chatham Jr Maroons
-4 Sarnia Sting tickets donated by Greg Hetherington & CKXS Radio.
-A Special Autographed Maroons Jersey-

Plus other autographed hockey memorabilia . “

The BREAST BUDDIES are a group of breast 
cancer survivors who have taken up the 
sport of dragon boat racing. Their mission is 
to promote awareness of a quality of life 
after a diagnosis of breast cancer.
In doing so, they impart hope and 
empowerment to all with this disease. On 
or off the water, they are a visible sign to 
others that there is life after a breast cancer 
diagnosis. 
The Breast Buddies are comprised of 
women from across Chatham- Kent and 
Southwestern Ontario.
The Breast Buddies will have an information 
table set up on the east side upper walkway of Memorial 
Arena. For more information, please visit their website at www.thebreastbuddies.com
There will be an on-ice tribute to the Breast Buddies prior to their game against the LaSalle Vipers. The puck drop is 
scheduled for 7:00 PM , Sunday Oct 27th . Box Office opens at 6 pm.

Admission Costs:

Adult (12+)-$12.00

Senior (65+)-$10.00

Child (6-11)-$6.00
 

Loneliness and social isolation can have severe consequences for seniors' physical and mental health. There is hope - A Friendly Voice offers a warm line to combat loneliness. Their trained volunteers provide empathetic listening and conversations to seniors in need.

You can reach them by calling 1 (855) 892-9992

The Chatham Kent Women's Centre is in need of some essential items to support the women, children, and babies in their care. Your generosity can make a big difference!

We are asking for donations of:

Toddler/Kids Toothpaste

Children's Shampoo

Children's Body wash

Donations can be made at the Centre between the hours of 9am - 6pm daily. Every little bit helps, and your contributions go directly to those who need them most.

The #SpottedLanternfly has been sighted in Windsor last month. Known for damaging crops this invasive insect poses a serious threat to agriculture and biodiversity in Canada.

For more info and to report sightings visit inspection.canada.ca/pests

"Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" Starring Zoe Colletti, Michael Garza and Gabriel Rush will be shown in the meeting room at the Chatham Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library on Tuesday, Oct 29, at 2 PM. All are welcome.

Did you know the Wallaceburg Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library has a Chess Club? Open to all ages and skill levels on Tuesdays, 5:45pm to 7:45pm and Thursdays, 6:30pm to 7:30 pm. Drop in.

As the weather gets cold, stay moving with CK Recreation's FREE Walking Program 

Walking is available every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Wallaceburg District Secondary School from 6-8pm (October 2024 to April 2025)

Requirements:
Registration is required at www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation
Season passes are required - pick up at the Wallaceburg Sydenham Pool Reception during business hours
 

The Chatham-Kent Public Library is looking for volunteers for Reading Buddies! Reading Buddies offers one-on-one help to children in grade 1 to 6. Volunteers spend 30 minutes engaging their buddy with literacy-based games and high-interest readers. Volunteers must be 16 years or older and complete a Police Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening. Send them a message or email cklibrary@chatham-kent.ca for more information.

The Red Cross Babysitting Course is coming to a community near you this fall for those ages 11-15 - learn interviewing, basic first-aid, diapering skills & more!

Head to our website to register: www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation OR Phone: 519-360-1998

Calling all cat lovers! Do you have a cozy corner and a lot of love to give? Pet and Wildlife Rescue looking for amazing fosters to provide a safe and nurturing temporary home for cats and kittens until they find their forever families. Ready to make a difference? Visit their website to apply and learn more: Become a Foster 𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄:

https://pawr.org/your-time/

Remember, it's okay to ask for help.

Need Help? CMHA's 24/7 Mental Health First Response is available:

Chatham-Kent: 1-1-866-299-7447

Chatham-Kent Youth Wellness Hub offers a one-stop-shop hub of mental health services to youth (12-25)

Join the Dresden Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library for Wednesday morning storytime! Running October 2-November 27th, 10:15am. Any questions, call 519-683-4922.

Newcomer Pet Lover Information Session

October 25  2024

11:00am-12:00pm

At Adult Language and Learning

240 King Street W Chatham Ontario 

Please call 519-354-7424

Citizenship Classes 

Every Wednesday evening starting at 6:00pm-8:30PM

Starting October 30th-December 4th 

At Adult Language and Learning

240 King Street W Chatham Ontario 

Please call 519-354-7424to register

Newcomer Mental Health Information Session

October 11 2024

11:00am-12:00pm

At Adult Language and Learning

240 King Street W Chatham Ontario 

Please call 519-354-7424

As the weather gets cold, stay moving with CK Recreation's FREE Walking Program 

Walking is available every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Wallaceburg District Secondary School from 6-8pm (October 2024 to April 2025)

Requirements:
Registration is required at www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation
Season passes are required - pick up at the Wallaceburg Sydenham Pool Reception during business hours
 

ROCK Reach Out Chatham-Kent is in need of peanut butter and jam for their drop in centre at 39 Richmond Street in Chatham.

Donations can be dropped off during the following hours:

Monday 1-5

Wednesday 1-4

Thursday and Friday 1-5

Oaks Retirement Village is looking to expand their music selection in their Memory Care Unit, and are seeking your help!

Any donations of CD's would be greatly appreciated! Donations can be left at the front desk.

Important Safety Reminder from @CKPSMedia! Please remember: It is an offence to disobey road closure signs. Moving barricades or driving around them can lead to serious consequences, including a fine of $110 and three demerit points

Join the Chatham-Kent Public Library on October 31 for Spooky Storytime at the Tilbury Branch. Storytime starts at 10am. No registration required, great for children 0-6. Drop by all day to make your very own Halloween mask!

Don't miss the Harvest Party on October 31st, 6-8pm at Praise Fellowship Church. This event is FREE for kids of all ages. Enjoy a bouncy castle, Highland cows, Hotdogs and candy! For more info call 519-351-0066

As the weather gets cold, stay moving with CK Recreation's FREE Walking Program 

Walking is available every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Wallaceburg District Secondary School from 6-8pm (October 2024 to April 2025)

Requirements:
Registration is required at www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation
Season passes are required - pick up at the Wallaceburg Sydenham Pool Reception during business hours
 

Shine the Light on Women's Abuse

Join Chatham Kent Women's Centre on November 1st from 11:30AM–1:30PM at the Retro Suites for an inspiring afternoon dedicated to supporting the Chatham-Kent Trauma Support Program.

Tickets are $35 and include lunch and a chance to win door prizes.

Reserve your seat today by contacting Kristine at 519-351-9144 x 229 or emailing kristineho@ckwc.org.

Together, we can make a difference!

Loneliness and social isolation can have severe consequences for seniors' physical and mental health. There is hope - A Friendly Voice offers a warm line to combat loneliness. Their trained volunteers provide empathetic listening and conversations to seniors in need.

You can reach them by calling 1 (855) 892-9992

The Chatham Kent Women's Centre is in need of some essential items to support the women, children, and babies in their care. Your generosity can make a big difference!

We are asking for donations of:

Toddler/Kids Toothpaste

Children's Shampoo

Children's Body wash

Donations can be made at the Centre between the hours of 9am - 6pm daily. Every little bit helps, and your contributions go directly to those who need them most.

The #SpottedLanternfly has been sighted in Windsor last month. Known for damaging crops this invasive insect poses a serious threat to agriculture and biodiversity in Canada.

For more info and to report sightings visit inspection.canada.ca/pests

Did you know the Wallaceburg Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library has a Chess Club? Open to all ages and skill levels on Tuesdays, 5:45pm to 7:45pm and Thursdays, 6:30pm to 7:30 pm. Drop in.

Have you read The Immortalists by Chloe Benjamin? The Chatham-Kent Public Library, Tilbury Branch will be chatting about it during their next book club meeting. Join them on Tuesday, November 5 at 6pm. 

As the weather gets cold, stay moving with CK Recreation's FREE Walking Program 

Walking is available every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Wallaceburg District Secondary School from 6-8pm (October 2024 to April 2025)

Requirements:
Registration is required at www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation
Season passes are required - pick up at the Wallaceburg Sydenham Pool Reception during business hours
 

The Red Cross Babysitting Course is coming to a community near you this fall for those ages 11-15 - learn interviewing, basic first-aid, diapering skills & more!

Head to our website to register: www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation OR Phone: 519-360-1998

Calling all cat lovers! Do you have a cozy corner and a lot of love to give? Pet and Wildlife Rescue looking for amazing fosters to provide a safe and nurturing temporary home for cats and kittens until they find their forever families. Ready to make a difference? Visit their website to apply and learn more: Become a Foster 𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄:

https://pawr.org/your-time/

Remember, it's okay to ask for help.

Need Help? CMHA's 24/7 Mental Health First Response is available:

Chatham-Kent: 1-1-866-299-7447

Chatham-Kent Youth Wellness Hub offers a one-stop-shop hub of mental health services to youth (12-25)

Join the Dresden Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library for Wednesday morning storytime! Running October 2-November 27th, 10:15am. Any questions, call 519-683-4922.

As the weather gets cold, stay moving with CK Recreation's FREE Walking Program 

Walking is available every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Wallaceburg District Secondary School from 6-8pm (October 2024 to April 2025)

Requirements:
Registration is required at www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation
Season passes are required - pick up at the Wallaceburg Sydenham Pool Reception during business hours
 

Oaks Retirement Village is looking to expand their music selection in their Memory Care Unit, and are seeking your help!

Any donations of CD's would be greatly appreciated! Donations can be left at the front desk.

Important Safety Reminder from @CKPSMedia! Please remember: It is an offence to disobey road closure signs. Moving barricades or driving around them can lead to serious consequences, including a fine of $110 and three demerit points

As the weather gets cold, stay moving with CK Recreation's FREE Walking Program 

Walking is available every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Wallaceburg District Secondary School from 6-8pm (October 2024 to April 2025)

Requirements:
Registration is required at www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation
Season passes are required - pick up at the Wallaceburg Sydenham Pool Reception during business hours
 

Paquette Productions presents

MOTOWN SOUL

Thursday, November 7, 2024

Chatham Capitol Theatre

7:00 pm

A live concert experience celebrating some of the biggest names in music such as Diana Ross and The Supremes, The Temptations, Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye and soulful favourites such as Aretha Franklin and James Brown.

For more information visit www.paquetteproductions.com/motownsoul

Tickets: www.cktickets.com

Concerned about Youth Vaping?! Mark your calendars for this upcoming Brief Conversation Workshop.

November 8, at the Health & Family Services Building, 435 Grand Ave W. Chatham, Room 301A.

For more info, please contact (519) 352-7270 x 2488.

The Rotary Club of Chatham is reigniting the social scene with the 81st Annual Fall Banquet, featuring a special guest: Dr. Graham Broad. November 8th at the Everest Convention Centre. Email RotaryBanquet@gmail.com for more info

Don't miss the Discover Art Christmas in Blenheim event happening November 9th, 9am-2pm. Artists, Makers and Creators are located throughout the Blenheim area. You pick up locator maps the morning of November 9th from the Rotary Club members at Talbot Trail Place. 

Nov 10th - 9am to 7pm and Nov 11th - 7am to 10am 

Christ Church Chatham is organizing a vigil to show respect for those who served Canada. 

The Church hall will be opened as a warming station, providing warm drinks and food. 

Are you/your family/organization/business interested in standing on guard for up to one hour? 

Please contact Christ Church 519-352-1640 to register.

Nov 10th - 9am to 7pm and Nov 11th - 7am to 10am 

Christ Church Chatham is organizing a vigil to show respect for those who served Canada. 

The Church hall will be opened as a warming station, providing warm drinks and food. 

Are you/your family/organization/business interested in standing on guard for up to one hour? 

Please contact Christ Church 519-352-1640 to register.

Loneliness and social isolation can have severe consequences for seniors' physical and mental health. There is hope - A Friendly Voice offers a warm line to combat loneliness. Their trained volunteers provide empathetic listening and conversations to seniors in need.

You can reach them by calling 1 (855) 892-9992

The Chatham Kent Women's Centre is in need of some essential items to support the women, children, and babies in their care. Your generosity can make a big difference!

We are asking for donations of:

Toddler/Kids Toothpaste

Children's Shampoo

Children's Body wash

Donations can be made at the Centre between the hours of 9am - 6pm daily. Every little bit helps, and your contributions go directly to those who need them most.

The #SpottedLanternfly has been sighted in Windsor last month. Known for damaging crops this invasive insect poses a serious threat to agriculture and biodiversity in Canada.

For more info and to report sightings visit inspection.canada.ca/pests

The Red Cross Babysitting Course is coming to a community near you this fall for those ages 11-15 - learn interviewing, basic first-aid, diapering skills & more!

Head to our website to register: www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation OR Phone: 519-360-1998

Calling all cat lovers! Do you have a cozy corner and a lot of love to give? Pet and Wildlife Rescue looking for amazing fosters to provide a safe and nurturing temporary home for cats and kittens until they find their forever families. Ready to make a difference? Visit their website to apply and learn more: Become a Foster 𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄:

https://pawr.org/your-time/

Remember, it's okay to ask for help.

Need Help? CMHA's 24/7 Mental Health First Response is available:

Chatham-Kent: 1-1-866-299-7447

Chatham-Kent Youth Wellness Hub offers a one-stop-shop hub of mental health services to youth (12-25)

Join the Dresden Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library for Wednesday morning storytime! Running October 2-November 27th, 10:15am. Any questions, call 519-683-4922.

Oaks Retirement Village is looking to expand their music selection in their Memory Care Unit, and are seeking your help!

Any donations of CD's would be greatly appreciated! Donations can be left at the front desk.

Important Safety Reminder from @CKPSMedia! Please remember: It is an offence to disobey road closure signs. Moving barricades or driving around them can lead to serious consequences, including a fine of $110 and three demerit points

This concert celebrates the centennial of Puccini, a monumental figure in operatic history, as it features his most beloved compositions. Donations (suggested $20/person) at the door, 85 William Street S., Chatham.  All are welcome! For further information 519-352-0010 or www.standrewschatham.org/events.  

Loneliness and social isolation can have severe consequences for seniors' physical and mental health. There is hope - A Friendly Voice offers a warm line to combat loneliness. Their trained volunteers provide empathetic listening and conversations to seniors in need.

You can reach them by calling 1 (855) 892-9992

The Chatham Kent Women's Centre is in need of some essential items to support the women, children, and babies in their care. Your generosity can make a big difference!

We are asking for donations of:

Toddler/Kids Toothpaste

Children's Shampoo

Children's Body wash

Donations can be made at the Centre between the hours of 9am - 6pm daily. Every little bit helps, and your contributions go directly to those who need them most.

The #SpottedLanternfly has been sighted in Windsor last month. Known for damaging crops this invasive insect poses a serious threat to agriculture and biodiversity in Canada.

For more info and to report sightings visit inspection.canada.ca/pests

The Red Cross Babysitting Course is coming to a community near you this fall for those ages 11-15 - learn interviewing, basic first-aid, diapering skills & more!

Head to our website to register: www.chatham-kent.ca/recreation OR Phone: 519-360-1998

Calling all cat lovers! Do you have a cozy corner and a lot of love to give? Pet and Wildlife Rescue looking for amazing fosters to provide a safe and nurturing temporary home for cats and kittens until they find their forever families. Ready to make a difference? Visit their website to apply and learn more: Become a Foster 𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄:

https://pawr.org/your-time/

Remember, it's okay to ask for help.

Need Help? CMHA's 24/7 Mental Health First Response is available:

Chatham-Kent: 1-1-866-299-7447

Chatham-Kent Youth Wellness Hub offers a one-stop-shop hub of mental health services to youth (12-25)

Let's Talk Menopause and Women's Health!!
Author of The Meno Change Diary: Michaela Cummings is coming to the ALC!
Sign up for this awesome seminar on November 20, 2024 from 10-11am

The Active Lifestyle Centre is hosting a Menopause and Women's Health talk on Wednesday, November 20, from 10-11am in the Café.

Call or visit the ALC to sign up.

20 Merritt Ave, Chatham 519-352-5633

Join the Dresden Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library for Wednesday morning storytime! Running October 2-November 27th, 10:15am. Any questions, call 519-683-4922.