Community Event - Chatham - Your Rights as a Permanent Resident
Newcomers and Immigrants: Learn about your rights as a permanent resident. Apr.18th @17:30-18:30pm @ Adult Language and Learning.240 King St. W. For info 519-354-7424.
Newcomers and Immigrants: Learn about your rights as a permanent resident. Apr.18th @17:30-18:30pm @ Adult Language and Learning.240 King St. W. For info 519-354-7424.
In order to increase understanding and awareness of homelessness within Windsor and Essex County, the Homeless Coalition of Windsor Essex County, supported by the City of Windsor, is announcing a Point in Time Count event to be held April 17 & 18, 2018.
The Homeless Coalition of Windsor Essex is looking for volunteers to help with an upcoming survey and count of individuals and families experiencing homelessness. The program, which involves more than 60 communities across the country is called the “Point-in-Time Count of Homelessness.” In the past, individual cities and towns conducted their own surveys and counts using different methods, which made it difficult to get a clear snapshot, but this coordinated count will allow each community, using standardized methods, to gather both national and community-specific information about each unique individual and/or family who is experiencing homelessness.
The plan will also assist participating communities, such as Windsor Essex County, in identifying how many local residents are experiencing homelessness, while also giving greater understanding to the challenges being faced by those experiencing homelessness. This information is invaluable to creating a community-wide and collaborative response to ending homelessness within our community.
“A Point in Time Count is an exciting step forward for us; using the knowledge gained from the surveys, it will allow us, as a responsive community, to create a plan of action tailored to our community. Every survey and every volunteer who assists is helping us get one step closer to eradicating homelessness in Windsor Essex County.” - Angela Yakonich, Community Developer, Homeless Coalition Windsor Essex
Windsor’s survey will take place Tuesday, April 17 and Wednesday, April 18, 2018. Participants will follow a common methodology to identify and enumerate local residents who are sleeping in shelters, on the streets and/or in other public locations. There are three survey time slots to pick from, and volunteers are encouraged to choose more than one:
All volunteers will receive mandatory training, and they will work in teams and alongside staff of many different Homeless Coalition Membership agencies.
For more information or to register and show your interest in supporting those in our community experiencing homelessness, please visit Point in Time Count 2018, or go to www.eventbrite.com and search Point in Time Count 2018, or contact 211 and ask about Point in Time Count volunteering.
This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada's Homelessness Partnering Strategy.
Friday Night Supper April 6, 2018 HAM AND SCALLOP POTATO SUPPER served from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p,m. at the MOOSE HOME, 874 Phillip Street, Sarnia
Science City is holding its Earth Day Dinner this year on Friday evening, April 20, 2018, at Fogolar Furlan Windsor, 1800 North Service Road, Windsor. This is the 12th annual “FUNdraiser” for Canada South Science City.
Tickets for the dinner are, $50 for adults and $35 for children up to age 12, may be purchased online at www.eventbrite.com. Tickets for tables of 8 sell for $350. Tax receipts can be issued for the eligible portion of the adult price. Silent auction items and a cash bar will be available, and awards for a poster & poetry contest will be made. Doors open at 6:30 PM and a buffet meal is served at 7pm. For further information, please call 519-973-3667, email info@cssciencecity.com , or visit www.cssciencecity.com
Newcomers and Immigrants: Learn about to tips to promote good oral care for children. Apr.11th @5:30-6:30pm @ Adult Language and Learning. 240 King St. W. Chatham. For more info 519-354-7424.
Newcomers and Immigrants: Learn about how to apply for eTA and the cost of it. Apr. 4th @5:30-6:30pm @ Adult Language and Learning. 240 King St. W. Chatham. For more info 519-354-7424.
Spring is the perfect time to clear out that storage area. Maybe share a trunk with a friend or family. $20 a parking spot $35 for 2 parking spots. $10 table rental first come, first serve.
Mapleridge Garden Club selling outdoor plants at unbelievable great prices. Homemade baked goods for sale. BBQ to purchase burger or peameal on a bun. All proceeds go towards Mapleridge Recreation.
Contact Heather if interested in renting a parking spot: 705-742-1481 or mapleridge3@cogeco.net
The Town of Essex is looking to celebrate Essex County artists. Submit a work that depicts your dedication to your craft for a chance to win one of three cash prizes.
“The Art Excellence Awards are open to all residents of Essex County,” says Arts, Culture and Tourism Committee Chairperson Peter Youngson. “Our goal is to raise awareness of the arts in our community. Not only do artists contribute to the local economy, they also make our communities more vibrant and livable. These awards will highlight and celebrate local artists who help to better our communities.”
The submission deadline is Monday, May 28. All mediums will be accepted, including dance, sculpture, painting, and music. For ease of submission, photographs, images, video, or digital recordings may be submitted with the application form found on the Town of Essex website.
Three awards ranked first, second and third are available through this program. Prizes are as follows:
· First Place: $1,000
· Second Place: $650
· Third Place: $350
Additional details and rules can be found online at essex.ca/ArtAwards. Telephone inquiries may be directed to the Essex Recreation Complex at 519-776-8992.
Awards will be determined through a juried process. Winners will be announced at a public exhibition to be during the Essex Fun Fest, July 5-8.
The Art Excellence Awards are a project of the Arts, Culture and Tourism (ACT) Committee. The function of the committee is to advise council on arts and culture matters and to assist with actively promoting, developing and supporting arts and culture initiatives.
April 15, doors open 6:30pm and show starts 7pm at The Chrysler Theatre. Tickets, $10 General Admission. Tickets will be sold at the Chrysler Theatre Box Office, and ONLINE at https://secure1.tixhub.com/chryslertheatre/online/b_otix.asp?cboPerformances=1886&cboEvent=815&iEvents_id=815
For more information email csacmf@uwindsor.ca
From April 3-August 8, Tecumseh Road East will be reduced to one lane in each direction at the bridge over Little River Drain (east of Lauzon Road). Access to all area businesses in the construction zone will be maintained. For more information on construction and detours Call 311.