Join us on Wed, Jan 23 for our first ever 'Coffee with a Cop' in Chatham-Kent. Each guest that comes to chat with us will receive one free small coffee courtesy of McDonald’s Restaurant St Clair Street, Chatham. No agenda or speeches - just a chance to ask questions and get to know officers from your Chatham-Kent Police Service.
If you are a good listener and care to speak with individuals who need support and to feel connected, the Family Counselling Centre wants to speak with you!
For over 40 years Distress Line and Tel-Check volunteers have been providing telephone suppport to isolated seniors and individuals struggling with day to day life challenges.
To register for the upcoming information nights on January 14 & 21, contact Donna at 519-336-0120 #251
Funded by the United Way
CK Foster Parents would like to invite you to learn about Childhood Trauma. January 19th, 9am at Country View Golf Course.
Presented by Lesley Allen, B.S.W.
An introduction to developmental trauma; an understanding of the unique needs of children who have suffered trauma and loss; an explanation of why traditional methods do not work; a renewed sense of hope in your work with our children.
Includes a round table discussion with local community supports and service providers.
Training certificate will be provided to attendees.
** Lunch and refreshments are provided. Please contact the event organizer if you have any allergies or special dietary needs at CKFosterParents@gmail.com.
To register:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/childhood-trauma-training-tickets-52916953031
Did you know the average age of a victim of #HumanTrafficking is 14 years. Knowledge may “save the girl next door” and/or your own child. Admission is Free. January 17, 6pm at the Bradley Convention Centre in Chatham
565 Richmond St., Chatham, Ontario N7M 1R2
Presentations From:
-CK Victim Services
-CKHA
-Chatham Kent Police Services
-Chatham Kent OPP
-Special Guest Speaker and Survivor
Topics Include:
-Recognizing the Signs
-Where to Turn for Help
-Social Media Tips
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, EVERYONE WELCOME (19+)
Come on out and watch some great talented local artists and make this a night to remember.
Let's keep our Legion open do help our community and support our veterans. The way to do it is support our Friday nights with live entertainment.
You truly won't be disappointed.
Anyone can come into the Clubhouse and share a cup of cheer, meet some old and new friends.
Additional Parking available at the Thorold Library after 8:00 p..m.
Youth Dance
When: Friday January 25, 2019
Where: Kiwanis Community Centre Gym
180 College St. North
Time: 7:00 - 10:00 pm
Ages: 8-13 only please
Cost: $5.00
- Well supervised by Boys and Girls Club staff
- Professional DJ
- Snacks available
*Please see if dance is full before dropping off your child*
Rolling closures will be in effect on the E.C. Row Expressway between Banwell Road and Lauzon Parkway as Parks and Operations staff work to clear garbage from the shoulder and median areas (weather permitting). Motorists are being asked to be aware of the workers, as there may be occasional delays from Tuesday, January 8 to Thursday, January 10 from 9am to 2pm.
NOTL Horticultural Society Monthly Meeting
Tuesday January 22nd 2019 6:30P.M - 9:00P.M.
NOTL Community Centre 14 Anderson Lane
Come join us for the first meeting of the new year, gardening season will be here before you know it.
Become a member and learn from our speakers, make new friends, and volunteer for fun projects!
This month's speaker is Rose Bartel from Bartel Farms Niagara on the Lake
Topic: The Pleasures and Pains of growing organic.
Rose and her husband have been very popular providers of fresh flowers and vegetables for sale at our NOTL Farmer’s market.
Great games & fun for kids and adults on Saturday, January 26. Doors open 6pm. Dinner 7pm at the Polish Club Windsor, 1275 Langlois Avenue.
Music by Magna Entertainment
Tickets: Adults $20 || Kids 6-16 $10 || Kids under 6 FREE. To purchase tickets call 519-253-2708.
Spiritual Niagara and Greg Frewin Theatre present a Community Spirit Fundraiser for the Niagara Falls Out of the Cold Shelter Program.
We will be offering 15 minutes readings for only $20! There will be a number of incredibly talented Spiritual Niagara members providing various types of readings; Psychic, Medium, Tarot Cards, Astrology and more! Spots are limited, and there is no limit on how many you can purchase. When you arrive you should go book your time slots then. 50% of the money raised from the readings go directly to the charity!
While waiting for your readings, there will be vendors for you to browse through: crystals, cards, books, jewelry, custom made pyramids and much more! There will be silent auction tables for you to place bids at, 50/50 draw, snacks and drinks to purchase, and many of our mediums will be providing group messages in the theatre all afternoon for donations!! Join us for an afternoon of love, laughs and healing and all for a great cause!
Last year we were able to raise over $1700+ for The Soup Kitchen of Niagara Falls, and we would like to surpass that goal. Please help us and help yourself too, an afternoon of wellness for everyone, hope to see you there!
