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The Women's Multicultural Resource & Counselling Centre (WMRCC) and Durham Community Health Centre (DCHC) are proud to present a screening of "Steadfast: The Messenger and the Message." Prepare to be moved and inspired by the life of an incredible woman who broke barriers and fought tirelessly for social justice. The Honourable Dr. Jean Augustine is
Are your children little artists? Join Little Artists Winter and let your child explore their creative side! For children 3 to 6 years of age and their caregivers. Children will make and take-home winter crafts each week during this 4-week program. To register, contact Brenda at 905-723-0036 Ext. 1228 bmccauley@durhamchc.ca
The Black Health & Wellness Clinic provides access for Durham community members who identify as African, Caribbean, or Black (ACB) to receive primary care support and culturally affirming care every Tuesday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., please see the "Event Series" above for more information The clinic will provide care to all ages - children,
First Nation, Inuit, Métis Peoples, and their family are welcome to join us as we share food, Indigenous knowledge, culture, and experiences. Programs for all ages, 0-6, 7-12, 13-17, and 18+. Strengthening community though building relationships and shared knowledge. For more info, contact Angela (905)723-0036 X1222 aduckworth@durhamchc.ca
Are you living with Type 2 Diabetes and need to pay more attention to your feet? This group led by our diabetes foot care nurse will teach you all you need to know including: How to check your feet and what to pay attention to. How to identify a problem and how to prevent risks.
Meaningful Monitoring is Part 2 of the Diabetes Refresher Workshop. This workshop will assist adults living with Type 2 Diabetes in developing their understanding and skill in self-monitoring, appropriately maintaining good blood sugar levels, and becoming more familiar with how their diabetes medication works. YOU MUST: Be an adult 18+ with Type 2 Diabetes Be
Indigenous Youth Matter! Indigenous youth ages 9-14 years old living in Durham Region are invited to come out. Have a voice in what matters to you. Participate in youth-led activities. Connect with other Indigenous youth. Create an Indigenous youth community. Date: Thursdays starting February 22 Time: 5:00pm-7:00pm Location: Oshawa To register, contact Audra at: ataillefer@durhamchc.ca or (905)
February 16 - What is Indigenous Harm Reduction? February 23 - Racism and Prohibition March 1 - The war on drugs and the criminalization of Indigenous people March 8 - Confronting stigma and harm reduction March 15 - Decolonizing substance use and Indigenous harm reduction practices For more information, contact Audra at: ataillefer@durhamchc.ca
Indigenous Harm reduction practices and harm reduction supplies will be available to Indigenous drop-in participants. “Taking care of each other.” In collaboration with AIDS Committee Durham Region. Location: 115 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa For more information contact Audra at: (905) 723-0036, ext. 1032 OR ataillefer@durhamchc.ca.
Are your children little artists? Join Little Artists Winter and let your child explore their creative side! For children 3 to 6 years of age and their caregivers. Children will make and take-home winter crafts each week during this 4-week program. To register, contact Brenda at 905-723-0036 Ext. 1228 bmccauley@durhamchc.ca
The Black Health & Wellness Clinic provides access for Durham community members who identify as African, Caribbean, or Black (ACB) to receive primary care support and culturally affirming care every Tuesday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., please see the "Event Series" above for more information The clinic will provide care to all ages - children,
Family Connections is for all parents and children up to 6 years of age! Join us for a fun and interactive weekly drop-in program to discuss topics related to: Health and wellness Parenting Nutrition A light meal will be provided. Location: 75 Centennial Road, Ajax, ON, L1S 4S4 Register by calling Kelly Jones at 905-243-9146
Keeping Your Cool is an anger management group for adults ages 18+ that runs for eight weeks. In this group participants will learn about anger and effective ways of coping with angry feelings. To register, Contact Cheryl at 905-723-0036, ext. 1223 or Stephanie at ext. 1215
First Nation, Inuit, Métis Peoples, and their family are welcome to join us as we share food, Indigenous knowledge, culture, and experiences. Programs for all ages, 0-6, 7-12, 13-17, and 18+. Strengthening community though building relationships and shared knowledge. For more info, contact Angela (905)723-0036 X1222 aduckworth@durhamchc.ca
Meaningful Monitoring is Part 2 of the Diabetes Refresher Workshop. This workshop will assist adults living with Type 2 Diabetes in developing their understanding and skill in self-monitoring, appropriately maintaining good blood sugar levels, and becoming more familiar with how their diabetes medication works. YOU MUST: Be an adult 18+ with Type 2 Diabetes Be
Indigenous Youth Matter! Indigenous youth ages 9-14 years old living in Durham Region are invited to come out. Have a voice in what matters to you. Participate in youth-led activities. Connect with other Indigenous youth. Create an Indigenous youth community. Date: Thursdays starting February 22 Time: 5:00pm-7:00pm Location: Oshawa To register, contact Audra at: ataillefer@durhamchc.ca or (905)
Indigenous Youth Resume Writing Workshop Indigenous youth ages 13-18 years old living in Durham Region are invited to register. Space is limited, snacks will be provided To Register, contact Audra at: 905-723-0036, ext. 1032 OR ataillefer@durhamchc.ca
February 16 - What is Indigenous Harm Reduction? February 23 - Racism and Prohibition March 1 - The war on drugs and the criminalization of Indigenous people March 8 - Confronting stigma and harm reduction March 15 - Decolonizing substance use and Indigenous harm reduction practices For more information, contact Audra at: ataillefer@durhamchc.ca
Indigenous Harm reduction practices and harm reduction supplies will be available to Indigenous drop-in participants. “Taking care of each other.” In collaboration with AIDS Committee Durham Region. Location: 115 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa For more information contact Audra at: (905) 723-0036, ext. 1032 OR ataillefer@durhamchc.ca.
The Black Health & Wellness Clinic provides access for Durham community members who identify as African, Caribbean, or Black (ACB) to receive primary care support and culturally affirming care every Tuesday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., please see the "Event Series" above for more information The clinic will provide care to all ages - children,
Family Connections is for all parents and children up to 6 years of age! Join us for a fun and interactive weekly drop-in program to discuss topics related to: Health and wellness Parenting Nutrition A light meal will be provided. Location: 75 Centennial Road, Ajax, ON, L1S 4S4 Register by calling Kelly Jones at 905-243-9146
Indigenous Youth Recreation Night! Indigenous youth ages 12-16 years old living in Durham Region are invited to register! Youth-led recreation activities such as: Basketball, Floor hockey, Volleyball, and much more! For more information, contact Audra: (905) 723-0036 Ext. 1032 OR ataillefer@durhamchc.ca
Become a certified babysitter! Are you between 12 and 14 years of age, wanting to get into babysitting? Register for the FREE Babysitting training program! Participants must attend all three days of the program to receive their certificates. Space is limited, register early! To register, contact Louisa at: 905-718-1519
Keeping Your Cool is an anger management group for adults ages 18+ that runs for eight weeks. In this group participants will learn about anger and effective ways of coping with angry feelings. To register, Contact Cheryl at 905-723-0036, ext. 1223 or Stephanie at ext. 1215
First Nation, Inuit, Métis Peoples, and their family are welcome to join us as we share food, Indigenous knowledge, culture, and experiences. Programs for all ages, 0-6, 7-12, 13-17, and 18+. Strengthening community though building relationships and shared knowledge. For more info, contact Angela (905)723-0036 X1222 aduckworth@durhamchc.ca
Become a certified babysitter! Are you between 12 and 14 years of age, wanting to get into babysitting? Register for the FREE Babysitting training program! Participants must attend all three days of the program to receive their certificates. Space is limited, register early! To register, contact Louisa at: 905-718-1519
Meaningful Monitoring is Part 2 of the Diabetes Refresher Workshop. This workshop will assist adults living with Type 2 Diabetes in developing their understanding and skill in self-monitoring, appropriately maintaining good blood sugar levels, and becoming more familiar with how their diabetes medication works. YOU MUST: Be an adult 18+ with Type 2 Diabetes Be
Indigenous Youth Matter! Indigenous youth ages 9-14 years old living in Durham Region are invited to come out. Have a voice in what matters to you. Participate in youth-led activities. Connect with other Indigenous youth. Create an Indigenous youth community. Date: Thursdays starting February 22 Time: 5:00pm-7:00pm Location: Oshawa To register, contact Audra at: ataillefer@durhamchc.ca or (905)
February 16 - What is Indigenous Harm Reduction? February 23 - Racism and Prohibition March 1 - The war on drugs and the criminalization of Indigenous people March 8 - Confronting stigma and harm reduction March 15 - Decolonizing substance use and Indigenous harm reduction practices For more information, contact Audra at: ataillefer@durhamchc.ca
Indigenous Harm reduction practices and harm reduction supplies will be available to Indigenous drop-in participants. “Taking care of each other.” In collaboration with AIDS Committee Durham Region. Location: 115 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa For more information contact Audra at: (905) 723-0036, ext. 1032 OR ataillefer@durhamchc.ca.
The Black Health & Wellness Clinic provides access for Durham community members who identify as African, Caribbean, or Black (ACB) to receive primary care support and culturally affirming care every Tuesday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., please see the "Event Series" above for more information The clinic will provide care to all ages - children,
Family Connections is for all parents and children up to 6 years of age! Join us for a fun and interactive weekly drop-in program to discuss topics related to: Health and wellness Parenting Nutrition A light meal will be provided. Location: 75 Centennial Road, Ajax, ON, L1S 4S4 Register by calling Kelly Jones at 905-243-9146
Indigenous Youth Recreation Night! Indigenous youth ages 12-16 years old living in Durham Region are invited to register! Youth-led recreation activities such as: Basketball, Floor hockey, Volleyball, and much more! For more information, contact Audra: (905) 723-0036 Ext. 1032 OR ataillefer@durhamchc.ca
Keeping Your Cool is an anger management group for adults ages 18+ that runs for eight weeks. In this group participants will learn about anger and effective ways of coping with angry feelings. To register, Contact Cheryl at 905-723-0036, ext. 1223 or Stephanie at ext. 1215
First Nation, Inuit, Métis Peoples, and their family are welcome to join us as we share food, Indigenous knowledge, culture, and experiences. Programs for all ages, 0-6, 7-12, 13-17, and 18+. Strengthening community though building relationships and shared knowledge. For more info, contact Angela (905)723-0036 X1222 aduckworth@durhamchc.ca
Meaningful Monitoring is Part 2 of the Diabetes Refresher Workshop. This workshop will assist adults living with Type 2 Diabetes in developing their understanding and skill in self-monitoring, appropriately maintaining good blood sugar levels, and becoming more familiar with how their diabetes medication works. YOU MUST: Be an adult 18+ with Type 2 Diabetes Be
Indigenous Youth Matter! Indigenous youth ages 9-14 years old living in Durham Region are invited to come out. Have a voice in what matters to you. Participate in youth-led activities. Connect with other Indigenous youth. Create an Indigenous youth community. Date: Thursdays starting February 22 Time: 5:00pm-7:00pm Location: Oshawa To register, contact Audra at: ataillefer@durhamchc.ca or (905)
Wiingushk Deyweygun Traditional Drum First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Males are welcome to sit at the drum and learn songs and teachings. All other Indigenous Community members and their family are welcome to join in hearing the songs and teachings. This Odeyweygun was created under the guidance of Mishomis John Rice and named by members
Indigenous Harm reduction practices and harm reduction supplies will be available to Indigenous drop-in participants. “Taking care of each other.” In collaboration with AIDS Committee Durham Region. Location: 115 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa For more information contact Audra at: (905) 723-0036, ext. 1032 OR ataillefer@durhamchc.ca.
The Black Health & Wellness Clinic provides access for Durham community members who identify as African, Caribbean, or Black (ACB) to receive primary care support and culturally affirming care every Tuesday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., please see the "Event Series" above for more information The clinic will provide care to all ages - children,
Family Connections is for all parents and children up to 6 years of age! Join us for a fun and interactive weekly drop-in program to discuss topics related to: Health and wellness Parenting Nutrition A light meal will be provided. Location: 75 Centennial Road, Ajax, ON, L1S 4S4 Register by calling Kelly Jones at 905-243-9146
Indigenous Youth Recreation Night! Indigenous youth ages 12-16 years old living in Durham Region are invited to register! Youth-led recreation activities such as: Basketball, Floor hockey, Volleyball, and much more! For more information, contact Audra: (905) 723-0036 Ext. 1032 OR ataillefer@durhamchc.ca
Keeping Your Cool is an anger management group for adults ages 18+ that runs for eight weeks. In this group participants will learn about anger and effective ways of coping with angry feelings. To register, Contact Cheryl at 905-723-0036, ext. 1223 or Stephanie at ext. 1215
First Nation, Inuit, Métis Peoples, and their family are welcome to join us as we share food, Indigenous knowledge, culture, and experiences. Programs for all ages, 0-6, 7-12, 13-17, and 18+. Strengthening community though building relationships and shared knowledge. For more info, contact Angela (905)723-0036 X1222 aduckworth@durhamchc.ca
Women's Wellness Program is for those who identify as female and are interested in meeting other women and learning new ideas regarding your mental, physical & spiritual well-being. Join us to enjoy a morning of healthy snacks, discussions, activities, and companionship for women of all ages. To register, please call Louisa at: 905-718-1519.
AUNAUBINISAY Walks Above the Earth KEN SYRETTE Artist Soap Stone Carver and Woodland Painter We welcome First Nation, Inuit, and Métis Peoples to soap stone carving for beginners. If you have any of your own files or rasps, you are welcome to bring them. Participants must register for this workshop. To register, contact Angela at:
Meaningful Monitoring is Part 2 of the Diabetes Refresher Workshop. This workshop will assist adults living with Type 2 Diabetes in developing their understanding and skill in self-monitoring, appropriately maintaining good blood sugar levels, and becoming more familiar with how their diabetes medication works. YOU MUST: Be an adult 18+ with Type 2 Diabetes Be
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