Caregiver Support Group offered by Community Care.  For people caring for someone with a terminal illness or life-limiting disease.  Held at Hospice Services, 2 Kent St. W., Lindsay from 10 to 11:30 a.m. on December 11th.    Call 705-324-7323 XT503 to register and for more information.  Free to attend. 

Caregiver Support Group offered by Community Care.  A group of people, caring for frail older adults, or adults with disabilities or chronic conditions. Held at Community Care, 70 Murray St., Fenelon Falls, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.on December 10th.    Call 705-324-7323 XT503 for more information.  Free to attend. 

Basic foot care services seniors and people with needs offered by Community Care, at Trinity United Church, 6 King St. W. December 2nd.  Pre-booked appointments required.   Call 705-789-4100 to book an appointment or inquire about the foot care services and fees.

Basic foot care services seniors and people with needs offered by Community Care, at Little Britain Community Baptist Church, 489 Eldon Rd. December 11th.  Pre-booked appointments required.   Call 705-789-4100 to book an appointment or inquire about the foot care

Basic foot care services seniors and people with needs offered by Community Care at 1027 Portage Rd., Kirkfield.  Pre-booked appointments required.   Call 705-789-4100 to book an appointment or inquire about the foot care services and fees.

Winterfest is a family event highlighting the beauty and excitement of the holidays. This fun-filled two-day event brings family and friends together to participate in exciting activities and to begin celebrating the holiday season. This year’s event takes place at Lindsay Square on Friday, Nov. 15 from 9 am - 9 pm and Saturday, Nov.16 from 9 am to 4 pm. Event proceeds support the children and families who receive assistance through the programs and services provided by Five Counties Children’s Centre.

“Building Abilities for Life”
Five Counties Children’s Centre is dedicated to supporting children and youth with physical or developmental challenges and their families. Last year, we sold out of tickets as hundreds of people jammed into Lindsay Square. We started treating children in 1975, serving 100 children in the first year and now treat more than 4,100 children each year in five locations. We provide therapy to more than 4,100 children each year in five locations. With a wait list of more than 800 kids, we raise funds to get them in for treatment sooner.

This year, we are focusing more on children trying skill-building activities, just like we do with our clients when they come for therapy. Yes, the fabulous array of trees will still add sparkle to the mall. However, there is a renewed emphasis on kids having fun as they play games, make treasures and sing along with voices from the community. Bring the whole family to get photos taken with characters from the Disney movie Frozen on Friday from 5-9 pm and Saturday from 9-11:30 am and again from 2-4 pm, play with giant Lego, toy cars & our hockey games in the midst of a forest of beautifully decorated trees.

Basic foot care services for seniors and/or special needs offered by Community Care. Tuesdays and Fridays.  Pre-booked appointments required.   Call 705-789-4100 to reserve your seat.

Basic foot care services seniors and people with special needs offered by Community Care, at the Community Health Centre, 108 Angeline St. S., Lindsay.  Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays of the month.  Pre-booked appointments required.   Call 705-789-4100.  9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Winterfest is a family event highlighting the beauty and excitement of the holidays. This fun-filled two-day event brings family and friends together to participate in exciting activities and to begin celebrating the holiday season. This year’s event takes place at Peterborough Square on Friday, Nov. 22  from 9am-5pm and Saturday, Nov. 23  from 9 am- 4 pm. Event proceeds support the children and families who receive assistance through the programs and services provided by Five Counties Children’s Centre.

Five Counties Children’s Centre is dedicated to supporting children and youth with physical or developmental challenges and their families. Last year, we sold out of tickets as hundreds of people jammed into Peterborough Square. We started treating children in 1975, serving 100 children in the first year and now treat more than 4,100 children each year in five locations. We provide therapy to more than 4,100 children each year in five locations. With a wait list of more than 800 kids, we raise funds to get them in for treatment sooner.

This year, we are focusing more on children trying skill-building activities, just like we do with our clients when they come for therapy. Yes, the fabulous array of trees will still add sparkle to the mall. However, there is a renewed emphasis on kids having fun as they play games, make treasures and sing along with voices from the community. Bring the whole family to get photos taken with characters from the Disney movie Frozen between 10 am and noon and again from 2 to 4 pm, play with giant Lego, toy cars & our hockey games in the midst of a forest of beautifully decorated trees.