Program Updates
Nobody's Perfect Parenting Group
237 Green Street (Alliance Church-Lower level)
Mondays and Fridays: September 15, 19, 22, 26, 29 and October 3
6:00pm-8:00pm
Childcare and snacks provided
Contact Co-facilitators, Theresa Wride and April Head-Nickel at 204-687-8851 to register
By email - pfc@mymts.net
Nobody's Perfect Goals
The goal of Nobody’s Perfect is to give parents a safe place to meet and a chance to think about their lives, their children and their role as parents. Parents can use the program to:
Learn more about their children’s health, safety and behaviour
Build on the parenting skills they have, and learn and practice new ones
Build self-esteem and confidence as parents by recognizing their own strengths and abilities
Get to know other parents, relax and have some fun while learning
Make connections with other parents and begin to see each other as sources of help and support
"The facilitators are more into listening to us rather than telling us what to do. It is far more helpful - it makes me feel like I can deal with things without being judged." Parent
"Nobody's Perfect Parenting - support for moms and dads with children from birth to five"
www.nobodysperfect.ca
Mom And Tot Drop In
Every Wednesday
1:30 - 3:30 pm
180 Green Street
Do you have little ones? Looking to meet other moms? Come out to the mom and tot drop in group.
Here you will make new friends, participate in informal discussions, and find support and information.
Nutritious snacks provided and transportation available.
For more information call 204-687-6183
4th Annual Grandmothers Walk
Monday September 22, 2014
4:00 pm Pipe Ceremony Neighbors of the North Park (beside Super K)
5:00 pm Awareness Walk down Main Street to Pioneer Square
Following the walk join us for FREE Entertainment, chilli & bannock
Call 204-687-8856 for more info
In past years, we have been joined by men, women & children / youth who have walked with us in solidarity to bring awareness to sexual exploitation and to help deliver the message that these violations against our children MUST STOP.
As in our history and traditions, it was the Clanmothers / Grandmothers / Kookums who held a strong voice in the communities. We continue to walk in the Truth, Wisdom, & Sacredness of our ancestors as we lead others to join with us. We invite organizations, youth groups, community members, and most importantly Grandmothers to come out with their banners, drums, & prayer ties to join with us on this ceremonial day.
Read to Me Program
Read to Me is a free family literacy program for children aged 2-5 and a guardian/ care giver. Each day features a theme with story, snack and crafts. There is a parent session that features presentations from the dietician, French immersion program or other people/ groups that the parents show interest in.
We run for 8 weeks on Wednesday and Fridays from 9:00 to 11:45 at Mcisaac school.
Anyone interested in registering can phone me at 306.688.5818 or email heatherjobes@hotmail.com.
Library Story Hour
Flin Flon Public Library Story Hour runs every Tuesday morning from 10:30am to 11:30am. The program is funded by your library at no cost, and includes a story, craft, and a snack. Our primary goal is to foster a love of books and reading in children. For more information about Story Hour please contact the library by calling 204.687.3397 or email ffpl@mts.net.
Cranberry Portage Child/Family Resource Center Programs
Contact Debbie @ 204.472.3671 or childfamily.cranberry@gmail.com
Adult Gym takes place from 9:00am to 10:30am on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. Child care is available if you call a day or two before.
Playgroups are Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 10:00am to 12:00pm and Wednesday afternoons from 1:00pm to 3:30pm.
Book Buddies is a book exchange program for children age 0 to 6. Books are exchanged weekly.
Sewing Circle is on Monday and Wednesday evenings at the Resource Center. Call for space availability.
237 Green Street (Alliance Church-Lower level)
Mondays and Fridays: September 15, 19, 22, 26, 29 and October 3
6:00pm-8:00pm
Childcare and snacks provided
Contact Co-facilitators, Theresa Wride and April Head-Nickel at 204-687-8851 to register
By email - pfc@mymts.net
Nobody's Perfect Goals
The goal of Nobody’s Perfect is to give parents a safe place to meet and a chance to think about their lives, their children and their role as parents. Parents can use the program to:
Learn more about their children’s health, safety and behaviour
Build on the parenting skills they have, and learn and practice new ones
Build self-esteem and confidence as parents by recognizing their own strengths and abilities
Get to know other parents, relax and have some fun while learning
Make connections with other parents and begin to see each other as sources of help and support
"The facilitators are more into listening to us rather than telling us what to do. It is far more helpful - it makes me feel like I can deal with things without being judged." Parent
"Nobody's Perfect Parenting - support for moms and dads with children from birth to five"
www.nobodysperfect.ca
Mom And Tot Drop In
Every Wednesday
1:30 - 3:30 pm
180 Green Street
Do you have little ones? Looking to meet other moms? Come out to the mom and tot drop in group.
Here you will make new friends, participate in informal discussions, and find support and information.
Nutritious snacks provided and transportation available.
For more information call 204-687-6183
4th Annual Grandmothers Walk
Monday September 22, 2014
4:00 pm Pipe Ceremony Neighbors of the North Park (beside Super K)
5:00 pm Awareness Walk down Main Street to Pioneer Square
Following the walk join us for FREE Entertainment, chilli & bannock
Call 204-687-8856 for more info
In past years, we have been joined by men, women & children / youth who have walked with us in solidarity to bring awareness to sexual exploitation and to help deliver the message that these violations against our children MUST STOP.
As in our history and traditions, it was the Clanmothers / Grandmothers / Kookums who held a strong voice in the communities. We continue to walk in the Truth, Wisdom, & Sacredness of our ancestors as we lead others to join with us. We invite organizations, youth groups, community members, and most importantly Grandmothers to come out with their banners, drums, & prayer ties to join with us on this ceremonial day.
Read to Me Program
Read to Me is a free family literacy program for children aged 2-5 and a guardian/ care giver. Each day features a theme with story, snack and crafts. There is a parent session that features presentations from the dietician, French immersion program or other people/ groups that the parents show interest in.
We run for 8 weeks on Wednesday and Fridays from 9:00 to 11:45 at Mcisaac school.
Anyone interested in registering can phone me at 306.688.5818 or email heatherjobes@hotmail.com.
Library Story Hour
Flin Flon Public Library Story Hour runs every Tuesday morning from 10:30am to 11:30am. The program is funded by your library at no cost, and includes a story, craft, and a snack. Our primary goal is to foster a love of books and reading in children. For more information about Story Hour please contact the library by calling 204.687.3397 or email ffpl@mts.net.
Cranberry Portage Child/Family Resource Center Programs
Contact Debbie @ 204.472.3671 or childfamily.cranberry@gmail.com
Adult Gym takes place from 9:00am to 10:30am on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. Child care is available if you call a day or two before.
Playgroups are Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 10:00am to 12:00pm and Wednesday afternoons from 1:00pm to 3:30pm.
Book Buddies is a book exchange program for children age 0 to 6. Books are exchanged weekly.
Sewing Circle is on Monday and Wednesday evenings at the Resource Center. Call for space availability.
