CAFÉ-RENCONTRE EN VIRTUEL, VIA LA PLATEFORME ZOOM

Mercredi le 21 avril à 13h30 (sujet à déterminer)

Gratuit pour les membres 

Inscriptions : 819-371-1458 ou 1-866-371-1458

Café-rencontre en virtuel, via la plateforme ZOOM

Mercredi le 21 avril à 13 h 30 (sujet à déterminer)

Gratuit pour les membres 

Inscriptions : 819 371-1458

Club de lecture en virtuel, via la plateforme ZOOM

Mercredi le 14 avril à 13 h 30 (sujet à déterminer)

Gratuit pour les membres 

Inscriptions : 819 371-1458 ou 1-866 371-1458

The Nipissing-Parry Sound Catholic District School Board's Special Education Advisory and Parent Involvement Committees invites you to their 20th Annual Carousel Evening on Wednesday, March 24 at 7:00 p.m.  This free virtual event will feature keynote speaker Michael Jacques and his presentation "It's My Future....How Do I Get There?". Michael is a public speaker, author and activist. At a young age, Michael was diagnosed with autism and an intellectual disability. His story demonstrates the empowerment that comes from knowing your strengths, valuing relationships, and giving back to your community. We invite you to visit npsc.ca to register for this informative and engaging keynote presentation.

Saturday, March 20th at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Take - out only. Order before March 18th.

Mandarin Chicken, mashed potatoes, salad, vegetables and chocolate cake. Call 283-2318

MARCH 16 @ 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM

The School of Social Work at Nipissing University is excited for this years annual World Social Work Day festivities!!
We are inviting people of all ages to engage in our celebration of the social work profession which includes a poster contest!
We look forward to your participation and seeing your creativity.
The winner will receive 50 dollars plus have 50 dollars donated on their behalf to the charity of their choice!
https://www.facebook.com/events/1653227581535777
https://www.nipissingu.ca/events/world-social-work-day-event

Join in for a general overview of wills and powers of attorneys, including:

why anyone over 18 should have a will

general misconceptions about wills

why powers of attorneys are important

and any other questions you may have

​April 13 @ 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM

Join at 12:30pm for the social (bring coffee or snacks!). Join in at 1pm for the presentation.

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To join the chat, or to ask for support using Zoom, contact the Callander Public library.

Are you a student looking to learn more about the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) and other benefit programs during the COVID-19 pandemic? Please join Reach Canada and the Carleton Disability Awareness Centre for an overview of the ODSP program, eligibility, and other government benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Our speaker will be Randy Slepchik, a labour and disability lawyer and partner at Jewitt McLuckie & Associates LLP. Randy regularly advises unions, workers and equity-seeking organizations as to legal strategies for advancing the rights of workers and persons living with disabilities. Randy is also on the Board of REACH Canada in support of REACH’s goal of increasing access to justice for persons with disabilities.

 
Monday, March 22, 2021, 4:00pm-5:00pm
Click here to register

Registration for this event is free. Please consider making a contribution to Reach to support access to justice for people with disabilities. A charitable receipt will be provided for all contributions of $20 or greater.  Reach Legal Education sessions are made possible with the generous support of the Ottawa Community Foundation.