Designed to introduce parents positively to the school system in a welcoming and supportive environment. Parents, caregivers and their children socialize, learn and play. Includes visits from the librarian, community health nurse and other professionals.

this group is for newcomer youth (immigrants and refugees) who feel more comfortable with their language skills and navigating their community while looking to step into a leadership role. Youth receive training in cross-cultural communication, anti-racism/oppression, facilitation, conflict resolution,...

Program to enhance the effectiveness of the mother's efforts to keep herself and her children safe from domestic violence in the home. Services include counseling, education, advocacy, information, group activities and connecting to community resources.

Separate drop-in sessions are held for basketball and volleyball. Basketball, for ages 16+, runs 8.30pm to 10pm Fri and 8pm to 10pm Sat. Volleyball, for ages 14 to 18, runs 3.30pm to 5pm Fri.

Improve English speaking skills through interactive discussions on different topics. Meet long-term residents to learn about Canadian culture and also to exchange your own culture with other group participants

Kids’ Club is committed to providing quality programs that encourage children to learn and explore their interests and ideas and have lots of fun! The Kids’ Club Staff works with families to establish programs and routines that meet the...

A program for separated of divorced parents or any parent that is moving through this process. This program is designed to help individuals find resources and work on strengthening effective co-parenting skills and strategies with their children and their...

This program "buddies" up new immigrant elementary school children with long time residents from David thompson secondary school and leads them in a range of activities and out-trips, allowing them to practice their English in a social setting while...

Beginners English language classes for newcomers to Canada. Landed immigrants and Government-sponsored refugees may be eligible. Childcare is provided for children aged 18 months to 5 years.

The program leads newcomer elementary school children in a range of activities, allowing them to practice their English in a social setting while meeting new friends.