This ongoing program is a space for caregivers/supporters of family members, friends, and/or intimate partners to connect and be supported. The program is virtual on ZOOM.

The program offers a variety of quality activities and services in a safe and supportive environment to individuals living in the community who are physically frail or have cognitive impairment. Participants receive nutritious meals and snacks, and assistance with activities of daily living. Operation is Monday to Friday 9:30 am to 2:30 pm. There is a daily fee for service. Transportation to and from the program is also available for an additional fee.

Fees:

$25 per day
$5 round trip transportation

Join us for in-person monthly workshops on the challenges of parenting your 1- to 3-year-old. Topics include difficult behaviour, toilet training, picky eaters, and sleep problems.

Sometimes parents need time out! Looking for a place where you can focus on yourself, learn new skills, and explore new interests? You can find it at Time Out, a weekly program for parents and parents-to-be ages 29 and under. Join us to share a meal, swap stories and take part in workshops on topics such as sexual health, parenting, life skills, mental wellness, and self care – while your little ones enjoy their own programming.

This weekly in-person or virtual program is for pregnant women and women with newborns who are isolated, new to Canada or have financial difficulties. Enjoy weekly presentations about child safety, child development, breastfeeding, baby care, nutrition, cooking and more. The programs is staffed by a Registered Nurse, Registered Dietitian and Community Health Worker, and is designed to support women through pregnancy as well as baby’s first year.

This weekly in-person or virtual program is for pregnant women and women with newborns who are isolated, new to Canada or have financial difficulties. Enjoy weekly presentations about child safety, child development, breastfeeding, baby care, nutrition, cooking and more. The program is staffed by a Registered Nurse, Registered Dietitian and Community Health Worker, and is designed to support women through pregnancy as well as baby’s first year.

The Daily Bread Food Bank, Second Harvest and CommunitiCare Health have teamed up to help provide food for anyone in need during these difficult times.

Every Monday from 5 to 7 pm at CommunitiCare Health, 3446 Dundas Street West.

Wondering what to feed your baby? These in-person workshops offer advice on feeding your infant toddler. Topics include introducing solids, making baby food, toddler-friendly foods, feeding picky eaters, and healthy snack options.

This 4-week in-person program is for children 4 to 7 years old. If you are interested in having your little ones learn how foods grow, make yummy recipes, and enjoy their delicious creations, this is the program! Children will meet new friends and enhance fine motor skills with crafts and activities.