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OrganizationService nameMain activitiesTarget populationAge groupType of FundingLocationCapacityStaffTime frameFrequencyAccessibility/Equity featuresYE featuresNoteslink to google form with these questions
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e.g. Open DoorsAfter school programHomework club; sportsKids from local elementary school age 10 - 15Project based / Time-boundedCarleton place15 participants/ groupyouth workerSchool yearLanark County = Carleton Place, Smiths Falls and Perthhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdOZUhRSuiBjP5uC4IPyX16jzCS1mNhWAJkFBbPj24rYxa_pA/viewform
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Open DoorsCaregiver Advisory Councilmandate to inform the quality of care that is provided by Open doorsOpen doors & Lanark CountyLanark County3 council membershttps://www.opendoors.on.ca/caregiver-advisory-group
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Open DoorsFamily Resource Teamworks with parents to help identify and respond to the unique challenges faced by their family. Services are offered in a family's home, at times that makes sense for the familyLanark Children & FamiliesLanark Countyservices offered at paprticipants home and on their schedulehttps://www.opendoors.on.ca/family-resource-team
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Open DoorsQuick Responseoffered at all three sites. Participant calls, admin team will schedule a call back or a meeting with a Quick Response worker. The Quick Response worker will gather all the information we need to get participant to the correct service (nature of the problem, history of the issue, family situation, school etc.) they will let participant know what service is needed (if any), and they will send you information about participant's particular problemLanark Children & FamiliesLanark Countyhttps://www.opendoors.on.ca/quick-responce
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Open DoorsTalk-In SessionThe "talk-in" clinic at Open Doors for Lanark Children for Youth offers single sessions of solution-focused counselling right when you need help getting “un-stuck” from a difficult place. The clinic is here to meet the needs of those who are motivated to create change in their lives and need help to do so.Lanark Children & YouthLanark Countycall in supports include
processing during your appointment a difficult situation in real-time
developing a new perspective on a complex issue and feeling more empowered to overcome it
discovering coping strategies which draw from your own strengths and abilities
rediscovering helpful techniques, strategies, and supports that have worked for you in the past
https://www.opendoors.on.ca/talk-in-sessions
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Open DoorsCounselling ServicesWhen families, children or youth need help to address mental health worries or concerns, an Open Doors Counsellor can help. Counsellors assess how factors in a child or family members' life might be affecting their well-being, and are able to propose a treatment plan to help address those factors. They can deliver services in a way best suited for that individual group.Lanark Children & FamiliesLanark Countyhttps://www.opendoors.on.ca/counselling-program
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Open DoorsEarly YearsThe Early Years Program is a specialized counselling service available for families with infants and children through to their seventh birthday. Our team includes specialists in child development, behaviour management and mental health. Early Years counselling services can help make sure that, if something seems "off track", you have what you need to set it right.Lanark Children & FamiliesLanark Countyhttps://www.opendoors.on.ca/early-years-program
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Open DoorsParent Information NightsInformation nights for parents for capacity building and resources sharing (self harm 2019)Carleton Place
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Open DoorsYouth ProgramThe Youth Program provides counselling services for youth (12-17) and their families who may also: Be at risk of involvement with the Youth Justice or Child Welfare systems.
Be at risk of dropping out of school.
Be at risk of homelessness.
Have significant mental health needs.
Have multiple and complex needs.
Are marginally engaged with services.
youth (12-17) and their families12-17https://www.opendoors.on.ca/youth-program
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Lanark Highlands Youth CentreAfter school program(Activities not specified)Rural, low income (mainly students from the 2 schools)6 at the youngest, more 8 and up to 14ishCarleton Place, Perth and Lanark Highlands (ranging from Mississippi Mills to Smiths Falls10 youth in the building at a timeMon and Wed during school yearhttps://lanark.bigbrothersbigsisters.ca/virtual-game-on/
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Lanark Highlands Youth CentreFuture ChefsCooking skillsRural, low incomeages 10-18
Carleton Place, Perth and Lanark Highlands (ranging from Mississippi Mills to Smiths Falls
10 youth in the building at a timeEvery other Friday
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Lanark Highlands Youth CentreSkills building WorkshopsBuilding skills that will be helpful for youth throughout their lives (skills are not specified)Rural, low incomeages 10-18Carleton Place, Perth and Lanark Highlands (ranging from Mississippi Mills to Smiths Falls10 youth in the building at a timeWeekly
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Lanark Highlands Youth CentreS.T.E.A.M.Science-related programs and skills developmentRural, low incomeages 10-18Lanark, ON10 youth in the building at a timeNot specified
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Lanark Highlands Youth CentreSports ProgramSports program to keep youth active (sports and activitites not specified)Rural, low incomeages 10-18Carleton Place, Perth and Lanark Highlands (ranging from Mississippi Mills to Smiths Falls10 youth in the building at a timeEvery Thursday
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Lanark Highlands Youth CentreBook ClubClub reads 3 books and discussed them togetherRural, low incomeages 10-18
Carleton Place, Perth and Lanark Highlands (ranging from Mississippi Mills to Smiths Falls
10 youth in the building at a timeFeb-May
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Lanark Highlands Youth Centre4-H ProgramsSkills like, sewing, gardening, artsRural, low incomeages 10-18
Carleton Place, Perth and Lanark Highlands (ranging from Mississippi Mills to Smiths Falls
10 youth in the building at a time
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Lanark Highlands Youth CentreSkating ProgramSkating, hockey, broomballRural, low incomeages 10-18
Carleton Place, Perth and Lanark Highlands (ranging from Mississippi Mills to Smiths Falls
10 youth in the building at a timeWinter
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Lanark Highlands Youth CentreArts and CraftsVariety of arts and crafts available for youth to participate in.Rural, low incomeages 10-18
Carleton Place, Perth and Lanark Highlands (ranging from Mississippi Mills to Smiths Falls
10 youth in the building at a timeWeekly
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Carleton Place Youth CentreYouth Centre Drop InSupport, games, Free wifi, volunteer hours, free snacks and meals, learn skills, homework help, and make new friends.Local youth8-18Carleton PlaceMon-FriNo reg. required, open for drop-in 2:30-5pm every day, online and in-person programhttps://cpyouthcentre.org/youth-centre
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Carleton Place Youth CentreYouth Centre Activities: Art Cornerexplore expressions of creative artsLocal Youth8-18Carleton Place12 participants due to staff limitations. Register for 5 PM Programs using our new Google Interest FormNotably limitedTuesdaysRegister for 5-7 PM Programs using our new Google Interest Form
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Carleton Place Youth CentreYouth Centre:YMCA Youth Cannabis Awareness Programfree workshop + pizza dinner. Workshop 1: youth ages 8-19, workshop 2: parents/caregivers ages 18+Local Youth + Parents/caregivers8-18 & 18Carleton Place12 participants due to staff limitations. Register for 5 PM Programs using our new Google Interest FormNotably limitedOnce in AprilRegister for 5-7 PM Programs using our new Google Interest Form
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Carleton Place Youth CentreYouth Centre Activities: anime clubsemi structured social club bringing together fans of all kinds of animes. Local Youth8-18Carleton Place12 participants due to staff limitations. Register for 5 PM Programs using our new Google Interest FormNotably limitedThursdaysRegister for 5-7 PM Programs using our new Google Interest Form
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Carleton Place Youth CentreYouth Centre Activities: baking nights providing supply kits (ingredients/tools) for youth to bake at home with a virtual class hosted by youth centre staff, learn new recipes and skills in the kitchenLocal Youth8-18Carleton Place12 participants due to staff limitations. Register for 5 PM Programs using our new Google Interest Form1 staffTBDRegister for 5-7 PM Programs using our new Google Interest Form
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Youth Centre Activities: MENTAL HEALTH MONDAYSWe know how important mental health is for youth. We provide activities that encourage creative expression, help with stress management, and improve self-discovery and development. See monthly activity calendar for more details. Within Mental Health Mondays are free registered activities, or free/paid workshops.Local Youth8-18Carleton PlaceMondays
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Carleton Place Youth CentreYouth Centre Activities: Other:Taco tuesday, Food Fridays, learn guitar, kids who care, kareoke, theme night (harry potter), etc.Local Youth8-18Carleton Place12 participants due to staff limitations. Register for 5 PM Programs using our new Google Interest FormRegister for 5-7 PM Programs using our new Google Interest Form
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Carleton Place Youth CentreYouth Centre: Volunteer meetupsVolunteer meet-up in person or online with free pizza kits. Get your volunteer hoursLocal Youth8-18Carleton Place
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Carleton Place Youth CentreSchool year camps (march break, PA Days)Camp for children/youth; fun and creative physically distant sports, games, and crafts. Lunch and snack included!* Outdoor activities whenever possible and enhanced safety measures will be in place. Dress for indoor and outdoor activities. Structured activities are from 9 am to 4 pm. Pre-Care 8 to 9 AM, and Post Care 4 to 5 PM at no additional cost. $20 per day or $100 for the week with a fun theme everyday!Local Youth8-12portion paid by participant familiesCarleton Placegroup of up to 12 participantsMarch Break, PA daysannualhttps://cpyouthcentre.org/school-year-camps
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Carleton Place Youth CentreSummer CampCamp for children/youth, participants will enjoy a variety of fun and creative sports, games, and crafts. Every week of camp has a different theme. Please note camp activity programming is subject to change. We will try to do what we have planned, but in the end we will provide your child(ren) with a safe, enjoyable, and memorable summer camp experience!Local Youth8-12portion paid by participant familiesCarleton Placepre care 8am-9am and post care 4-5:30pm
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Carleton Place Youth CentreLeadership Summer CampAre you between the ages of 13 - 18? Do you enjoy working with kids, see yourself as a camp counselor or day care leader? Would you like to develop your leadership skills further, get out of your comfort zone a little, and gain important skills and qualities for a future job? Participants should attend every day for best learning experience, and will be tested at the end of the program to receive a certificate! Participants are welcome to volunteer after completing the program pending space.Local Youth13-18portion paid by participant familiesCarleton Placehttps://cpyouthcentre.org/leadership-summer-camp
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Carleton Place Youth CentreKIDZ In The Kitchen8-week cooking program designed to introduce young people to cooking, making them feel more comfortable in the kitchen while developing valuable life skills. The participants learn kitchen and food safety, basic cooking techniques, budgeting, healthy meal planning, kitchen cleanliness, kitchen etiquette and teamwork skills. Participants will be encouraged to make healthy food choices, learn the benefits of healthy eating, develop social and communication skills, encouraged to experiment with new foods and foster creativity, confidence, positive self-esteem and resiliency for their futures. This program will equip your child with the skills to make meals from scratch and select the ingredients that they need to make healthy choices and tasty food for the whole family. Local Youth8-12portion paid by participant familiesCarleton Place10 spots availableWednesdays 5-7pmhttps://cpyouthcentre.org/kidz-in-the-kitchen
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Carleton Place Youth CentreYOUTH LEADERSHIP COMMITTEEAn hour each month. Provide input and share your voice for the youth centre’s programs, activities, and opportunities. Talk about issues facing youth today and how we can contribute to our community. Earn your volunteer hours for high school! Ages 10 to 18!Local Youth10-18Carleton PlaceMonthlyhttps://cpyouthcentre.org/regular-programming
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Carleton Place Youth CentreSpecial ProgrammingTrips for kids biking program, Stable Thinking, G.I.R.L workshop, winter break programmingLocal Youth8-18Carleton Placehttps://cpyouthcentre.org/special-programming
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Youth Centre After school drop-in The Mississippi Mills Youth Centre provides a safe, supervised environment for drop-in and structured programs for youth ages 10-18. These programs aim to promote and strengthen emotional, social, mental and physical health and wellness. The end goals are to strengthen youth, family and community well-being and to assist youth to be engaged and productive members of society. Local Youth10-18Almonte2 staff, rotatingweekly
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Life Skills Q&AMondays Youth who have already completed the Youth Membership Package are invited to sign-up for our rotating calendar of FREE after-school programsLocal Youth10-18Almonte2 staffMondays
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Movie Trivia NightTuesdaysLocal Youth10-18Almonte2 staffTuesdays
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Arts & Crafts Skill ShareWednesdaysLocal Youth10-18Almonte2 staffWednesdays
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Karaoke NightThursdaysLocal Youth10-18Almonte2 staffThursdays
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Board Games & Movie NightFridaysLocal Youth10-18Almonte1 staffFridays
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Outdoor Games & RecreationFridaysLocal Youth10-18Almonte2 staffFridays
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Multicultural Kitchen PartyMondays Youth who have already completed the Youth Membership Package are invited to sign-up for our rotating calendar of FREE after-school programsLocal Youth10-18AlmonteMondays
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Online ProgrammingLocal Youth10-18Almonteduring COVIDonline courses and resources
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Gardening at Augusta ParkYouth Volunteers garden at Augusta parkLocal Youth10-18AlmonteTuesdays from Mar-Octhttps://www.mmyc.ca/programs/
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Explore OutdoorsWednesdays youth gather for 5 weeks to explore outdoors via workshops and guest speakers; build bird houses, learn about eco systems, etcLocal Youth10-18AlmonteWednesdays from Mar-Apr
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)According 2 Youth Podcast ProjectThursdays- learn to record and edit audio with other youth to produce podcastLocal Youth10-18AlmonteThursdays Mar-Apr
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Dungeons and DragonsFridays- group gamesLocal Youth10-18Almonte
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)March Break CampMarch Break camp for youthLocal Youth10-18AlmonteFeb & March
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Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC)Cannabis Awareness Youth Engagement Projectdiscussing and creating awareness around cannabis use and youthLocal Youth10-18Almontehttps://www.facebook.com/MississippiMillsYouthCentre/
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Registered After School Program:Includes nightly dinners and snacks, a physical activity, and regular activities to increase emotional and mental well being 2pm - 5pm Monday to Friday Themes throughout the week: Mental Health Mondays, Art Making Tuesdays, D&D Wednesdays, Sports Night Thursdays; Trivia and Games on FridaysMiddle and High School students11-18 yrsProject basedPerth, Ontario30-50 1:10 ratioSchool yearMonday to Friday 2-5pmShuttle to/from Schools to make sure youth can get to programs; try to make programs free; Free food programs; creating safer spaces for youth to be who they want to beInfomal program feedback, surveys
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)a)Recreational ProgramsIncludes programs like Move it (active outdoor play), Art programs (Based on principals of art therapy and expression), Music programs (Guitar lessons, drumming circles), social programs (movie nights and coffee houses)Local youth11-18 yrsProject basedPerth, OntarioVariedmultipleMonday to Friday 2-5pmShuttle to/from Schools to make sure youth can get to programs; try to make programs free; Free food programs; creating safer spaces for youth to be who they want to beInfomal program feedback, surveyshttps://yakyouth.ca/about-us/youth-service-programs/
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)b)Kitchen Skillsfollowing recipes, preparing food and increase kitchen equipment safetyLocal youth11-18 yrsProject basedPerth, Ontario5-8One Facilitator from the TableMonday to Friday 2-5pmShuttle to/from Schools to make sure youth can get to programs; try to make programs free; Free food programs; creating safer spaces for youth to be who they want to beEngages youth to learn about cooking, recipes and healthy eatinghttps://yakyouth.ca/about-us/youth-service-programs/employment-readiness/
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)c) Homework Help and High School CompletionHomework help, and support for youth to complete their High School diplomaLocal youth11-18 yrsProject basedPerth, Ontarioone on one1 staffMonday to Friday 2-5pmShuttle to/from Schools to make sure youth can get to programs; try to make programs free; Free food programs; creating safer spaces for youth to be who they want to beInfomal program feedback, surveyshttps://yakyouth.ca/about-us/youth-service-programs/
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)d) Shuttle ServiceProvide multiple nightly transports from school to programLocal youth11-18 yrsProject basedPerth, Ontario 8 per van load; multiple runs per school1 staffMonday to Friday 2-5pmShuttle to/from Schools to make sure youth can get to programs; try to make programs free; Free food programs; creating safer spaces for youth to be who they want to beInfomal program feedback, surveyshttps://yakyouth.ca/about-us/youth-service-programs/
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Food Security ProgramProvide healthy snacks and suppers 5 nights per weekLocal youth11-18 yrsProject basedPerth, Ontariounlimitless snacks; 30+ meals per night1 staffMonday to Friday 2-5pmShuttle to/from Schools to make sure youth can get to programs; try to make programs free; Free food programs; creating safer spaces for youth to be who they want to beInfomal program feedback, surveys
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Drop InPing Pong, Foosball, Pool, Shuffle Board, Computer Lab and Fitness Room (weights, universal), Art supplies 5pm-7pm Monday to FridayLocal youth11-18 yrsProject basedPerth, Ontarioup to 501:10 ratio Monday to Friday 5-7pmShuttle to/from Schools to make sure youth can get to programs; try to make programs free; Free food programs; creating safer spaces for youth to be who they want to beInfomal program feedback, surveys
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)WorkForce Readiness: First Jobs Program (Workshops on demand- pending $ and partners)Development of "hard" skills and certification (such as WHIMIS, Smart Serve and Safe Food Handling), and "soft" skills (such as, workplace expectations, etiquette, communication, and workplace conflict resolution) resume building assistance, finanicial literacy, goal setting, interview skills, productivityLocal youth8-24 yrsProject basedPerth, OntarioVariedYouth workerShuttle to/from Schools to make sure youth can get to programs; try to make programs free; Free food programs; creating safer spaces for youth to be who they want to beInfomal program feedback, surveys
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Social and Emotional Learning (Workshops on demand- pending $ and partners)Social and emotional skills development, self- awareness, self-expression, self-management, relationship skills, responsible decision-making. Programs include Health Unit's Managing Powerful Emotions, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, yoga/meditation, and Lanark County Community Justice's Restorative Circle PracticesLocal youth8-24 yrsProject basedPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Safety Program (Workshops on demand- pending $ and partners)Workshops how to deal with bullying, staying safe online, safety at work, substance use and additions and human traffickingLocal youth8-24 yrsProject basedPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Babysitters' Course (As part of the workshops on demand- pending $ and partners)Skills to becoming a successful babysitter, caring for kids ages 3 mon- school aged, behaviour and misbehaviour of children, how to handle emergencies, caring for a sick or injured child, prevention and basic First Aid.Local youth11-15 yrsProject basedPerth, Ontario20
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Housing and Food Security (Regular offerings outside of ASP)Provide basic necessities like food, clothing and toilettries. Housing specific requests get refered to Cornerstone LandingLocal youth8-24 yrsProject basedPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Summer Camp (Regular offerings outside of ASP)Sports (basketball, road hockey, volleyball, football, track and field)Local Elementary school students6-10 yrsProject basedPerth, Ontario30 per day
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Be in the Band (Regular offerings outside of ASP)Learn to play instrumentsLocal youth8-24 yrsProject basedPerth, Ontario5-8
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Free Food Kiosk (Special program)Distribute free foodLocal youthallProject basedPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Flower Therapy Project (Special program)Make Floral Arrangements for local Long Term Care HomesLocal youth8-24 yrsProject basedPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Land Acknowledgement Sign Sales (Special program)Promote reconcilliation through land acknowlegement signspublicallProject basedPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Community Wide Duck Race at Stewart Park (Special program)Float 2000 ducks down Tay River and give prizes out to winnersLocal youth8-24 yrsProject basedPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Youth Facilitation Team (pending program)Trains older youth on pertinent local issues to run fun, interactive workshops for younger youth on topics they choose.Local highschool and older youthNot specifiedProject basedPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Youth & Service Worker Conference (pending program)Youth and Youth Workers come together for youth focused workshops and entertainmentLocal youth8-24 yrsProject basedPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Youth Skateboarding Competition (pending program)Annual event at local skate park in Conlon FarmLocal youth8-24 yrsProject basedPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Youth 'zine making and production (pending program)Regular publications of youth art, poetry and short storiesLocal youth8-24 yrsProject basedPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Community Kitchen (pending program)Build Commercial Kitchen for public usepublicPerth, OntarioVaried
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Youth Action Kommittee of Perth and District Inc. (YAK Youth Services)Community Hub:Local youthmulti-agesProject basedPerth, OntarioVariedYouth workerMonday to Friday 9-7Shuttle to/from Schools to make sure youth can get to programs; try to make programs free; Free food programs; creating safer spaces for youth to be who they want to beInfomal program feedback, surveys
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i. Lanark County Community Justice – 2 offices 24/7
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ii. The Table CFC – food storage- 24/7 and distribution kiosk Mon-Fri 11-7pm
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iii. Candian Federation University Women (CFUW) Social Justice Club monthly meetings
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iv. Girl Guides Canada – weekly gatherings (Mondays 6-7:30PM)
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v. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lanark County booked space to run workshops for staff team
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vi. Community Living – coming 2 to 3xs per week for daytime programming in youth centre 10:30-12:30
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vii. Perth Fire Services/Firedawgs – share half of 1881
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viii. Partners specifically in the Youth Centre:
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a. Perth and District Union Public Library created a book nook in the youth centre; that gets refreshed and renewed once per month.
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b. Maximilians Restaurant sends 30 meals every Tuesday; Mex & Co. hosts a meal night once per month; and Starbucks once per week
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c. The Table CFC – weekly workshops cooking and baking
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d. 4 BayFitness (Gym Space within 1881)– weekly fitness classes
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Lanark CountyWe are Kids (WAK)Drop in program that provides safe space and access to basic needs, run activities, lots of fun stuff, offer mentoring and have people come to talk about bullying and safe spaces, began after the Youth Centre closed in 2017 and now they work with municipal township to share space for youth activitiesLanark County Youth, local schools, some from Perth, outskirts of Smiths Falls etc.11-18Grants and Municipal funding, community members donate to the programSmiths Falls, Ontarioebbs and flows, 30 capMentorsTues-Thurs all yearDiverse and inclusive environment promoting safe spaces for all youth, elevator accesibleSee main activitiesWAK FB & IG see socials
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Lanark CountyIn School mentoring 1:1In School setting Youth mentoring to help gain confidence, acquire new skills and competencies, and develop care and capacity for others. Catering to needs of youth case-by-case. school age youth6-16Ministry of Education & Big Brothers Big Sisters fundraisingIn schools throughout Lanark Countyin 18 schoolsyouth mentors1 hourweeklyin schools Food or other basic need drop offs including gift certificates, Provision of Christmas gifts and baskets, Our kids and families with specific needs shop in our social enterprise stores for free, Provision of back to school supplies,
Provision of sports equipment as needed
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Lanark CountyGo-Girls (Group)Program focuses on physical activity, balanced eating, and self-esteem to build a positive self-image of themselves throughout their lives. Structured around 4 themes: physcial activity, healthy eating, self-esteem and communication skills. Youth Mentors address needs presented by Youth in a case-by-case basisLocal female identifying youth12-14Ministry of Education & Big Brothers Big Sisters fundraisingLanark County8-14 participantsMentors are 18+7-10 weeks7 sessions, each 1.5-2. hrs long
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Lanark CountyResiliency Program (Group - a pandemic response program)Youth Mentoring focusing on resilience, self-reflection, mindfulness, conflict resolution and empathy. Program is designed to positive motivation, self-awareness and self-confidence as well as as sense of belonging and worthLocal youth9-13Ministry of Education & Big Brothers Big Sisters fundraisingLanark Countylimitless and dependent on volunteersMentors30-45 min. long sessions5 sessions
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Lanark CountyGame On (Group)Uses non-traditional physical activities along with healthy eating support to engage boys and young men in life skills, communication, and emotional health discussions to set them up for life-long health lifestyles. Facilitators address needs presented by Youth in a case-by-case basis Local male identifiying youthGrades 4-8Ministry of Education & Big Brothers Big Sisters fundraisingLanark County8-14 participantsMentors are 18+
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Lanark CountySummer Camps, March Break CampsLanark County
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