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Community Meals and Cooking Classes
Free meals in a communal environment, soup kitchens, and classes that teach participants to cook, often with a shared meal at the end of class.
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Soup Kitchen Provided by: Salvation Army - Maritime Division
Free hot eat in or take away meals.
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Soup Kitchen Provided by: Upper Room Hospitality Ministry
Healthy, free, hot meals served everyday of the year. Lunch and supper service available.
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Provides a variety of classes for parents and their children, includes:
- 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
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Provides a monthly community meal for older adults living in Murray Harbour or Murray River.
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Monthly Community Meal Provided by: Trinity United Church
Provides a monthly free community meal.
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Mi'kmaq Tea Provided by: Mi'kmaq Family Resource Centre - AKA: MFRC
Participants learn and practice the Mi'kmaq language in a social environment while enjoying a meal prepared by staff.
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Hot Breakfast Program Provided by: Salvation Army - Maritime Division
Offers a hot breakfast and opportunity to socialize and speak with staff.
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Provides free community meals (Dine-in only).
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Feed My Sheep Breakfast Provided by: Trinity United Church
Provides a bi-monthly community hot breakfast.
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Eat, Move and Groove Provided by: PEI Food Exchange
Offers a free social gathering for older adults ages 50 years and older to prepare and enjoy meals together, with some food to take home. Participants also have an opportunity to learn dance movements that don't require a partner.
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We acknowledge that the land on which we learn, live and work is the traditional unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people of Epekwitk, represented by the Abegweit First Nation and Lennox Island First Nation.