Intersection of Campbell Avenue and College Avenue will be closed for sewer, road and water main rehabilitation rescheduled for Monday, May 27 to Friday, May 31.

Walk-In Wellness Services – a variety of options now available 5 days a week at locations across Windsor and Essex County provided by Family Services Windsor-Essex.

In our continuous response to the growing need for counselling supports in Windsor-Essex, FSWE has expanded our service menu to including 

Walk-In Wellness options Monday to Friday each week:

Monday               = 5:30pm-7pm Wellness Session

Tuesday              = 12pm-8pm Walk-in Clinic

Wednesday         = 2pm–3:30pm Wellness Session

Thursday             = 10am-11:30am Wellness Session

Friday                  = 9am-5pm Walk-in Clinic

FSWE offers compassionate and non-judgmental support for all individuals, their partners, couples, family members (including children and youth) and caregivers as people work through concerns and develop new coping skills to build hope and self-resiliency.

For more information on our complete menu of Counselling Services, go to:https://fswe.ca/counselling/.

3rd Annual Archives Plant Sales, Sat. 25 May 2019, 8am - noon at Trent Valley Archives, 567 Carnegie Ave, 2 km north of Zoo. Featuring perennials, herbs, houseplants, small shrubs, gardening books and magazines.  Come out and support your regional archives in doing the important work of preserving our history.

For women periods are a fact of life.
United Way Chatham Kent is collecting feminine hygiene products. Drop them off at their office 425 McNaughton Ave West, from now until June 17th.
 

In loving memory of my dear parents, Gertie May True and Sydney Albert True; always, now & forever in my heart from your daughter, Velva

When victims of sexual assault and domestic violence go into our hospital here in Chatham-Kent, they often have to give up their clothing for investigation and forensic testing. When you donate your empties to the Zonta Club Chatham-Kent bottle drive you are helping local victims leave our hospital with a new outfit rather than hospital attire. Monies from the bottle drive keep the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Unit stocked up to help any local person in need.

You can bring empties to Rubies Inc. (Chatham, Ontario) Grand Ave any time (look for sign guiding you to the right of the building). If you would prefer a pick-up, please message the club so they can get your information for a Tuesday, May 21 visit!