Thank you to those staff, families, children, youth and seniors that participated and joined us in our Truth & Reconciliation Event on September 30th 🧡
We know that without truth, there can be no reconciliation. It is important for us to create spaces to learn the truth of the history of residential schools in this country in order to then contribute and take action as a community towards reconciliation for our indigenous people.
It was nice to see so many community members join us for presentations from our community development placement students, After School Program, seniors participants as well as a visit to our Indigenous Medicine Wheel Garden.
Thank you to Liz McGroarty, Repair Café Volunteer Organizer, Volunteer Fixers (13 in total), and WNC staff members for running another successful Repair Café for our Waterfront Community Residents! 51 items were brought in to get fixed! 🙌🏼 Note, this won’t be our last one, more to come!
Repair Café Initiative contributes to the Circular Economy and participates in Toronto’s effort for Waste Reduction.
@repaircafeto is hosted at various locations where Volunteer Fixers consult/assist visitors on repairing items for free, including:
-Broken small appliances -Sewing Repairs -Book Binding -Broken Jewellry, etc.
Meeting spaces, gym, dance studio, outdoor basketball court, and multimedia are available at competitive rates. Funds raised help to support WNC programs and services.
Thank you to those staff, families, children, youth and seniors that participated and joined us in our Truth & Reconciliation Event on September 30th 🧡
We know that without truth, there can be no reconciliation. It is important for us to create spaces to learn the truth of the history of residential schools in this country in order to then contribute and take action as a community towards reconciliation for our indigenous people.
It was nice to see so many community members join us for presentations from our community development placement students, After School Program, seniors participants as well as a visit to our Indigenous Medicine Wheel Garden.
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Spaces still available! Calling all 5-12yr olds looking for some after school fun! 🤩
After school pick up from Waterfront Public School at 3:15pm. For all other school pick up arrangements please contact Sarah at Sarah@waterfrontnc.ca.
We look forward to seeing you!
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Spaces still available! Calling all 5-12yr olds looking for some after school fun! 🤩
After school pick up from Waterfront Public School at 3:15pm. For all other school pick up arrangements please contact Sarah at Sarah@waterfrontnc.ca.
We look forward to seeing you! … See MoreSee Less
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Join us Monday September 30th from 5-6pm in our Dance Studio. All ages welcome. 🧡
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Thank you to Liz McGroarty, Repair Café Volunteer Organizer, Volunteer Fixers (13 in total), and WNC staff members for running another successful Repair Café for our Waterfront Community Residents! 51 items were brought in to get fixed! 🙌🏼 Note, this won’t be our last one, more to come!
Repair Café Initiative contributes to the Circular Economy and participates in Toronto’s effort for Waste Reduction.
@repaircafeto is hosted at various locations where Volunteer Fixers consult/assist visitors on repairing items for free, including:
-Broken small appliances
-Sewing Repairs
-Book Binding
-Broken Jewellry, etc.
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🚨July 16th – WNC is closed due to flooding and power outage. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. … See MoreSee Less
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Solidarity and get dry soon. 💙