Children's Recreation and Social Activities

• Mommy and Me Book Club
• Family Friendly Meals (take home information, tips, ingredients, and recipes for healthy and quick meals)
• Music and craft programs
• Self-esteem program for kids
• Programs to promote physical activity and healthy nutrition choices
• Programs for moms and their young children to socialize with others
• Cooking for young kids and their parents/guardians

Provides a variety of family programs. Includes:

• Baby Signs
• Parent Child Mother Goose
• Wiggle, Giggle and Munch
• ABC Music and Me by Kindermusik and more

A variety of programs of kids and their parents/guardians. Programs focus on information, support, friendships, and activities.

Examples of types of programs:

• Seasonal events
• Coffee Break for Parents/Guardians
• Baby Club
• Craft and Play
• Workshops

Provides recreational and social activities that may include:

• Mom and toddler groups
• Youth, women, and elder groups
• Cultural activities and events

Activity availability dependent on funding resources. Contact for more information.

Offer a wide range of activities that help girls progress from Sparks to Rangers, building their skills and knowledge as they go. This structure ensures that girls can grow and learn at their own pace, no matter when they start their journey in guiding. Includes:

• Be Well: Focus on physical and mental health
• Build Skills: Develop life skills
• Connect and Question: Explore connections within communities
• Experiment and Create: Understand the world and express creativity
• Explore Identities: Appreciate uniqueness and differences
• Guide Together: Learn about Guiding in Canada and globally
• Into the Outdoors: Discover nature and wildlife.
• Take Action: Turn thoughts and passions into actions

Provides youth with a role model and a friend to talk to and share the experiences of growing up. Mentors and mentees meet for one hour a week and undertake activities together on school grounds. Volunteers are provided with a large box of games, puzzles and art activities and have fun while volunteers encourage children to develop friendships and to understand the importance of becoming involved in school life.

• Playgroups with scheduled activities (that might focus on art, science, and math) with free playtime and a snack
• Bond to Literacy
• Kids Have Stress Too
• Nutritional education programs
• Community cooking classes