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Diabetes is one of the highest percentage of illness among indigenous peoples in Canada. We
are providing clients with the resources to help them prevent, education or maintain diabetes
through nutrition workshops, demos, discussions and fitness exercises.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Tuesday, September 3rd

5:00-6:30pm

If you’re interested in taking our NWA classes starting September 10th, come learn some tips and tricks to be as prepared as possible for academic life. This prep class is meant to make you feel comfortable, calm, and collected on your learning journey, plus will provide you with a resources list and guide to gaining a greater education.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.

Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.

No additional details for this event.

Dates/Times:

· Wednesday’s and Thursday’s from 2:00pm-4:00pm

Need help fixing your resume or cover letter? Or maybe practicing interview questions is your main concern? Look no further! The pre-employment workshop helps fix up your resume, start a cover letter, help filling out applications, and much more. This workshop will have you breezing into your employment process stress-free and worry-free. Tokens are provided.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Dates/Times:

· Wednesday’s and Thursday’s from 2:00pm-4:00pm

Need help fixing your resume or cover letter? Or maybe practicing interview questions is your main concern? Look no further! The pre-employment workshop helps fix up your resume, start a cover letter, help filling out applications, and much more. This workshop will have you breezing into your employment process stress-free and worry-free. Tokens are provided.

Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.

Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.

No additional details for this event.

No additional details for this event.

Fridays: 1:30-4:00pm

If you are experienced in using computers and need to use a computer to complete anything education or employment related, feel free to come down to the Education Office on Fridays any time between 1:30-4:00pm. This computer lab is first come first serve, and entirely self-serve. There is currently no printer available.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.N

No additional details for this event.

No additional details for this event.

Diabetes is one of the highest percentage of illness among indigenous peoples in Canada. We
are providing clients with the resources to help them prevent, education or maintain diabetes
through nutrition workshops, demos, discussions and fitness exercises.

Mondays: Session 1 (1:30-3:00pm)

Session 2 (3:00-4:30pm)

Come brush up on your computer skills in a tutoring session with our lovely long term tutor, Moira. These sessions are by appointment only, so make sure to contact the Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre if you’re interested.

Dinner will be served at 5:00pm. Tokens will be provided. Please keep in mind that this class is filling up fast, so missing the first class or more than 3 classes throughout this twelve-week semester may mean your spot is given to someone else on the waiting list.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at education@nwrct.ca or 416-963-9963 ext. 204.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Tuesday, September 3rd

5:00-6:30pm

If you’re interested in taking our NWA classes starting September 10th, come learn some tips and tricks to be as prepared as possible for academic life. This prep class is meant to make you feel comfortable, calm, and collected on your learning journey, plus will provide you with a resources list and guide to gaining a greater education.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.

Tuesdays: 3:30-5:00pm

September 10th to November 26th

If you’re interested in learning how to write and read at a Grade 12 level in preparation for your high school diploma, GED, or post secondary, this workshop is for you. By learning the basics in grammar, essay writing, and reading, you will be more prepared to complete homework assignments in any area of study you choose.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.

Tuesdays: 5:00-6:30pm

September 10th to November 26th

Come learn some tips and tricks to shop better on a budget using math. We will cover basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division as a means of helping you spend less and save more when shopping for groceries and other items.

Dinner will be served at 5:00pm. Tokens will be provided. Please keep in mind that this class is filling up fast, so missing the first class or more than 3 classes throughout this twelve-week semester may mean your spot is given to someone else on the waiting list.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca

Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.

No additional details for this event.

Dates/Times:

· Wednesday’s and Thursday’s from 2:00pm-4:00pm

Need help fixing your resume or cover letter? Or maybe practicing interview questions is your main concern? Look no further! The pre-employment workshop helps fix up your resume, start a cover letter, help filling out applications, and much more. This workshop will have you breezing into your employment process stress-free and worry-free. Tokens are provided.

HIV Info Session: September 23rd 5:00pm – 7:00pm
Information session on the cause, signs and symptoms, myths, maintenance and community
supports/resources available for clients with or without HIV.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Dates/Times:

· Wednesday’s and Thursday’s from 2:00pm-4:00pm

Need help fixing your resume or cover letter? Or maybe practicing interview questions is your main concern? Look no further! The pre-employment workshop helps fix up your resume, start a cover letter, help filling out applications, and much more. This workshop will have you breezing into your employment process stress-free and worry-free. Tokens are provided.

Thursdays: 5:00-8:00pm

September 12th to November 28th

Come learn Anishnaabemowin and receive cultural teachings from John Roy, an Indigenous Knowledge Keeper who will bring you closer to the land and strengthen your cultural roots through the language. Note: This class is for all levels of Anishnaabemowin speakers.

Dinner will be served at 5:00pm. Tokens will be provided. Please keep in mind that this class is filling up fast, so missing the first class or more than 3 classes throughout this twelve-week semester may mean your spot is given to someone else on the waiting list.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.

Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.

Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.

No additional details for this event.

No additional details for this event.

Fridays: 1:30-4:00pm

If you are experienced in using computers and need to use a computer to complete anything education or employment related, feel free to come down to the Education Office on Fridays any time between 1:30-4:00pm. This computer lab is first come first serve, and entirely self-serve. There is currently no printer available.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.N

No additional details for this event.

No additional details for this event.

Diabetes is one of the highest percentage of illness among indigenous peoples in Canada. We
are providing clients with the resources to help them prevent, education or maintain diabetes
through nutrition workshops, demos, discussions and fitness exercises.

Mondays: Session 1 (1:30-3:00pm)

Session 2 (3:00-4:30pm)

Come brush up on your computer skills in a tutoring session with our lovely long term tutor, Moira. These sessions are by appointment only, so make sure to contact the Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre if you’re interested.

Dinner will be served at 5:00pm. Tokens will be provided. Please keep in mind that this class is filling up fast, so missing the first class or more than 3 classes throughout this twelve-week semester may mean your spot is given to someone else on the waiting list.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at education@nwrct.ca or 416-963-9963 ext. 204.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Dates/Times:

· Dates subject to change based on clinic calendar.

· Tuesday, September 17th, 2019 from 3:00pm-4:00pm

· Tuesday, September 24th, 2019 from 3:00pm-4:00pm

Join us in obtaining your identification at 519 Church Community Centre! If you need a Birth Certificates, Birth Registration, Verification of Status (Record of Landing), and Ontario Health Card this clinic is for you! Tokens will be provided, and all expenses paid for obtaining your identification. Please be advised to bring a Canadian Birth Certificate and/or health card with you. If you do not have any identification, a brief application will be required, which you would have to provide full name, date of birth, place of birth, parents name, etc.

Tuesday, September 3rd

5:00-6:30pm

If you’re interested in taking our NWA classes starting September 10th, come learn some tips and tricks to be as prepared as possible for academic life. This prep class is meant to make you feel comfortable, calm, and collected on your learning journey, plus will provide you with a resources list and guide to gaining a greater education.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.

Tuesdays: 3:30-5:00pm

September 10th to November 26th

If you’re interested in learning how to write and read at a Grade 12 level in preparation for your high school diploma, GED, or post secondary, this workshop is for you. By learning the basics in grammar, essay writing, and reading, you will be more prepared to complete homework assignments in any area of study you choose.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.

Tuesdays: 5:00-6:30pm

September 10th to November 26th

Come learn some tips and tricks to shop better on a budget using math. We will cover basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division as a means of helping you spend less and save more when shopping for groceries and other items.

Dinner will be served at 5:00pm. Tokens will be provided. Please keep in mind that this class is filling up fast, so missing the first class or more than 3 classes throughout this twelve-week semester may mean your spot is given to someone else on the waiting list.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca

Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.

No additional details for this event.

Dates/Times:

· Wednesday’s and Thursday’s from 2:00pm-4:00pm

Need help fixing your resume or cover letter? Or maybe practicing interview questions is your main concern? Look no further! The pre-employment workshop helps fix up your resume, start a cover letter, help filling out applications, and much more. This workshop will have you breezing into your employment process stress-free and worry-free. Tokens are provided.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Dates/Times:

· Wednesday’s and Thursday’s from 2:00pm-4:00pm

Need help fixing your resume or cover letter? Or maybe practicing interview questions is your main concern? Look no further! The pre-employment workshop helps fix up your resume, start a cover letter, help filling out applications, and much more. This workshop will have you breezing into your employment process stress-free and worry-free. Tokens are provided.

Thursdays: 5:00-8:00pm

September 12th to November 28th

Come learn Anishnaabemowin and receive cultural teachings from John Roy, an Indigenous Knowledge Keeper who will bring you closer to the land and strengthen your cultural roots through the language. Note: This class is for all levels of Anishnaabemowin speakers.

Dinner will be served at 5:00pm. Tokens will be provided. Please keep in mind that this class is filling up fast, so missing the first class or more than 3 classes throughout this twelve-week semester may mean your spot is given to someone else on the waiting list.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.

Toolkit for indigenous women, girls and gender diverse people who are escaping or have
experienced domestic violence. This workshop gives clients information and strategies to make
healthy and positive changes in their lives and in the lives of their children. Upon completion,
the clients will receive an incentive for their commitment and dedication to their self-work.

Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.

Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.

No additional details for this event.

No additional details for this event.

Fridays: 1:30-4:00pm

If you are experienced in using computers and need to use a computer to complete anything education or employment related, feel free to come down to the Education Office on Fridays any time between 1:30-4:00pm. This computer lab is first come first serve, and entirely self-serve. There is currently no printer available.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.N

No additional details for this event.

No additional details for this event.

Diabetes is one of the highest percentage of illness among indigenous peoples in Canada. We
are providing clients with the resources to help them prevent, education or maintain diabetes
through nutrition workshops, demos, discussions and fitness exercises.

Mondays: Session 1 (1:30-3:00pm)

Session 2 (3:00-4:30pm)

Come brush up on your computer skills in a tutoring session with our lovely long term tutor, Moira. These sessions are by appointment only, so make sure to contact the Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre if you’re interested.

Dinner will be served at 5:00pm. Tokens will be provided. Please keep in mind that this class is filling up fast, so missing the first class or more than 3 classes throughout this twelve-week semester may mean your spot is given to someone else on the waiting list.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at education@nwrct.ca or 416-963-9963 ext. 204.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Tuesday, September 3rd

5:00-6:30pm

If you’re interested in taking our NWA classes starting September 10th, come learn some tips and tricks to be as prepared as possible for academic life. This prep class is meant to make you feel comfortable, calm, and collected on your learning journey, plus will provide you with a resources list and guide to gaining a greater education.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.

Tuesdays: 3:30-5:00pm

September 10th to November 26th

If you’re interested in learning how to write and read at a Grade 12 level in preparation for your high school diploma, GED, or post secondary, this workshop is for you. By learning the basics in grammar, essay writing, and reading, you will be more prepared to complete homework assignments in any area of study you choose.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.

Tuesdays: 5:00-6:30pm

September 10th to November 26th

Come learn some tips and tricks to shop better on a budget using math. We will cover basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division as a means of helping you spend less and save more when shopping for groceries and other items.

Dinner will be served at 5:00pm. Tokens will be provided. Please keep in mind that this class is filling up fast, so missing the first class or more than 3 classes throughout this twelve-week semester may mean your spot is given to someone else on the waiting list.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca

Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.

No additional details for this event.

Dates/Times:

· Wednesday’s and Thursday’s from 2:00pm-4:00pm

Need help fixing your resume or cover letter? Or maybe practicing interview questions is your main concern? Look no further! The pre-employment workshop helps fix up your resume, start a cover letter, help filling out applications, and much more. This workshop will have you breezing into your employment process stress-free and worry-free. Tokens are provided.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Dates/Times:

· Wednesday’s and Thursday’s from 2:00pm-4:00pm

Need help fixing your resume or cover letter? Or maybe practicing interview questions is your main concern? Look no further! The pre-employment workshop helps fix up your resume, start a cover letter, help filling out applications, and much more. This workshop will have you breezing into your employment process stress-free and worry-free. Tokens are provided.

Thursdays: 5:00-8:00pm

September 12th to November 28th

Come learn Anishnaabemowin and receive cultural teachings from John Roy, an Indigenous Knowledge Keeper who will bring you closer to the land and strengthen your cultural roots through the language. Note: This class is for all levels of Anishnaabemowin speakers.

Dinner will be served at 5:00pm. Tokens will be provided. Please keep in mind that this class is filling up fast, so missing the first class or more than 3 classes throughout this twelve-week semester may mean your spot is given to someone else on the waiting list.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.

Toolkit for indigenous women, girls and gender diverse people who are escaping or have
experienced domestic violence. This workshop gives clients information and strategies to make
healthy and positive changes in their lives and in the lives of their children. Upon completion,
the clients will receive an incentive for their commitment and dedication to their self-work.

Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.

Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.

No additional details for this event.

No additional details for this event.

Fridays: 1:30-4:00pm

If you are experienced in using computers and need to use a computer to complete anything education or employment related, feel free to come down to the Education Office on Fridays any time between 1:30-4:00pm. This computer lab is first come first serve, and entirely self-serve. There is currently no printer available.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at 416-963-9963 ext. 204 or education@nwrct.ca.N

No additional details for this event.

No additional details for this event.

Diabetes is one of the highest percentage of illness among indigenous peoples in Canada. We
are providing clients with the resources to help them prevent, education or maintain diabetes
through nutrition workshops, demos, discussions and fitness exercises.

Mondays: Session 1 (1:30-3:00pm)

Session 2 (3:00-4:30pm)

Come brush up on your computer skills in a tutoring session with our lovely long term tutor, Moira. These sessions are by appointment only, so make sure to contact the Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre if you’re interested.

Dinner will be served at 5:00pm. Tokens will be provided. Please keep in mind that this class is filling up fast, so missing the first class or more than 3 classes throughout this twelve-week semester may mean your spot is given to someone else on the waiting list.

To ask questions or register for Education programs reach out to Rebecca, our Education Coordinator, at education@nwrct.ca or 416-963-9963 ext. 204.