Help the Kiwanis Club of Chatham-Kent raise money for the Dolly Parton Imagination Library with their Bottle Drive. Leave them in your driveway for pick-up at 9am.
Contact them now if you want to donate ahead of time bottles@chathamkiwanis.com
The Home Alone – Red Cross Stay Safe! course offers basic first aid and safety skills for children and youth 9-11 years old.
Participants learn about being safe when they are without the direct supervision of a parent, guardian or trusted adult, both at home and in their communities.
Ridgetown Youth Centre
Saturday, May 11th
9:00am - 4:00pm
Don't miss the Active Lifestyle Centre Yard Sale BBQ event!
Saturday, June 15th from 8am-1pm at the ALC!
There will be music, classic cars, food & so much more!
Call 519-352-5633 for more information.
The Alzheimer Society will be coming to the ALC on Wednesday, May 29th to hold an informative presentation and Q&A from 10-11:30am!
Learn about the warning signs, symptoms, and different supports & services in CK!
Sign up to hold your spot.
20 Merritt Ave, Chatham - 519-352-5633
Here is a list of ROCK Reach Out Chatham-Kent's most requested items:
Tents and Sleeping Bags, pads & tampons, toothbrushes & toothpaste, reusable bags, shampoo and more
Visit their website to see current needs. reachoutck.com
ROCK Reach Out Chatham-Kent is in need of a new or gently used fridge for their Wallaceburg drop-in centre.
If you or someone you know is able to donate, please call 226-627-6163.
On Wednesday, May 29th ROCK Reach Out Chatham-Kent will be holding space for a Time of Remembrance.
The event will take place from 4PM - 7PM at 39 Richmond Street in Chatham.
Everyone is welcome, and there will be a meal provided. For more info please call (519) 351-1450.
Over 30 vendors! May 11th, 12-5pm at Skinny's , 162 King Street West, Chatham. (formerly Glitters)
THIS IS AN ALL AGES AND COMMUNITIES FRIENDLY EVENT!
ALL MISFITS WELCOME!
Michelle O'Rourke, an award winning nurse and and author, will be speaking to the community on May 15, start 7 pm - 9 pm at Algonquin College (BIRL Building left side of parking lot). Michelle has dedicated her life to end of life care and helped to create a hospice in the Chatham area where she lives. The Hospice Hub is sponsoring her presentation in an effort to let the communities of Perth, Smiths Falls, Lombardy, Portland, and Westport know that there is a new non-profit, The Hospice Hub, dedicated to providing in home hospice care for the dying, their families and to offer bereavement support in the south Lanark County area. We encourage you to come out and join us to hear Michelle speak as well as learning about The Hospice Hub https://www.thehospicehub.ca/ Admission is free but we welcome donations of any kind to help support this community service. We are mostly volunteers and you may hear something that interests you in joining us. Please help us to spread the work, share the information, and bring a friend on Wednesday, May 15th.
