We are looking for Volunteers to be phone listeners on our Distress Line.

If you are non-judgmental and empathetic you have what it takes to do this job.

This confidential and anonymous service is provided by nonjudgmental and empathetic volunteers. It is based on an active listening model, which encourages individuals to help themselves through exploring their feelings and their options. Volunteers are trained to allow callers to talk about their issues, explore options with the callers and provide support.

The line is live every night from 5:00 pm to midnight. We offer two shifts a night either the "early shift from 4:30- 8:30 or the "late shift from 8pm till midnight".

Wallaceburg Branch of Chatham-Kent Public Library, in partnership with Chatham-Kent Employment and Social Services and Service Canada, is offering an ID Clinic for anyone who needs help getting identification.
There is no registration required for the ID Clinic and individuals will be served on a first come, first serve basis. There is NO FEE to attend and financial screening will be available for those who may need assistance with payment for identification.
This ID Clinic will be held:

Wallaceburg Branch (209 James St., Wallaceburg)  

Thursday, April 5      12:30 to 3:30 pm

For more information about this program, and others at Chatham-Kent Public Library, please visit www.ckpl.ca or call 519.354.2940.

As a generation of blood donors, Veterans of our Canadian Forces and the Windsor Regiment Association (The Windsors) are supporting the Canadian Blood Services by participating in the 2nd Annual Veterans’ Memorial Blood Donor Clinic at the Canadian Blood Services 3909 Grand Marais Road East, Windsor on Saturday, April 7 from 8am to 10:30am. The public is cordially invited to join our Veterans to continue this long-standing tradition of voluntarily donating blood that stems from WW II.