REGISTERING FOR EVENTS
and registration for each event is required for in-person participation.
Please be advised, programs and events could change or be cancelled without notice.
*REGISTRATION FOR EACH EVENT IS FOUND IN THE RESPECTIVE CALENDAR LISTING.
All safety protocols remain in effect. Thanks for helping us all remain safe and healthy.
Community Centre Programs
- Addictions Counselling
- Advocacy Services & Community Resource Assistance
- Alzheimer's Memory Cafe
- At Home Instead
- Blood Pressure Clinic
- Brain Injury Cafe
- Community Cafe
- Computer Usage
- Cornhole Social
- Counselling
- Crafts with Karen
- Device Advice
- Eating for Better Health
- Guides
- Introduction to Ancestry
- Kingsville Courage To Change
- Milk Bag Creations
- Pathfinders
- Scrapbooking 101
- Self Defence
- Tai-Chi
- Tone and Stretch
- Toy Making
- Yarn Social Time
Addictions Counselling
Dale Richardson is a qualified counsellor who provides specialized counselling for all types of addictions.
You will receive:
- one-on-one counselling
- discreet help to overcome your addictions
Call or email the Community Centre using the form on the calendar (follow the link below) to schedule an appointment. Support is here for you.
*Masks are required for counselling sessions.
Community Services Advocacy & Resources Assistance
Whether you need help figuring out the best health care path to take, or some advice in dealing with a challenge with a health care provider, our Community Services Advocate can help you.
Call or email the Community Centre using the form within the calendar links and our Community Services and Resource Support advocate will help connect you with beneficial agencies in Windsor and Essex County and help you navigate the often confusing and winding road to healthcare.
Alzheimer's Memory Cafe (by registration only)
A Memory Cafe is a wonderfully welcoming place for individuals with dementia and their care partners to relax and get to know others in a coffee shop environment.
Due to COVID-19 limitations, we must limit guests to only those who register in advance.
To register, use the form in the calendar link below and save your seats before we're all filled up!
Community Cafe & Computer Kiosk
Join us every Tuesday from 9:00am to noon to gather with friends, talk, and surf the internet. Or just have a coffee and a snack.
Masks are not required in the cafe but physical distancing is.
Weekly, every Tuesday, 9:00am - 12:00pm
All ages welcome.
*Please click the link below to let us know you're coming.
All guests need to be registered either in advance or upon arrival so we can keep track of attendance for COVID-19 safety protocols. By registering ahead of time, you're helping us keep everyone safe and well-informed.
Thank you for your friendship and cooperation.
Computer Kiosk
We offer the use of a computer to all Community Cafe members for tasks such as completing a resume or printing off documents, etc.
Free wifi available.
Cornhole Social
Counselling - Individual, Family, Couples or Group (by appointment only)
Diane O'Brien is a qualified counsellor who provides counselling for individuals, groups, couples, or families.
Diane specializes in the areas:
- of mental health
- self-esteem and assertiveness
- conflict resolution
- and addiction
Call or email the Community Centre using the form in the calendar links to schedule an appointment. Support is here for you.
*Masks are required for counselling sessions.
Device Advice
Meet with our local device expert, Jodi Brush, for some one-on-one for personalized device help.
(first-come, first-served basis)
Located in the Cubby House.
Masks and physical distancing are both required.
Weekly, every Tuesday, 10:00am - 12:00pm
All ages are welcome.
All guests need to be registered either in advance or upon arrival so we can keep track of attendance for COVID-19 safety protocols. By registering ahead of time, you're helping us keep everyone safe and well-informed.
Thank you for your friendship and cooperation.
Eating for Better Health with Cheryl Pedler, Registered Dietician - 4 part series
Guides
Guides usually meet once a week for about 90 minutes.
Guides is filled with new experiences and friendships. In Guides, girls start to take the lead in group activities and help to organize events and community service projects. Guides make tons of discoveries – about the world, and about themselves.
Guides can experience activities like:
Active group games – great for uncovering their personal leadership style
A tree planting project or a supply drive for a local shelter
Using their imaginations to dream up, design and build new inventions
Planning a celebration event for younger girls
Learning and sharing tips for online safety
Camping under the stars (and earning an award for it!)
Did you know? Guides can go further by:
Earning awards for camping, program achievements and community service.
Becoming Junior Leaders: earning valuable experience as leaders in local Spark groups.
Excited about Guides? Register today!
Introduction to Ancestry
2-day workshop exploring, searching records, building family trees, connecting to others, and more.
Call or email the Community Centre to pre-register.
Kingsville Courage To Change
Al-Anon has but one purpose: To help families and friends of alcoholics.
Telephone Answering Service 24 hours a day 7 days a week 519-790-7739
Windsor & Essex County Bookstore District8bookstore@gmail.com
Windsor & Essex County Website www.alanonwindsoressex.com
Al-Anon Speaker Meetings:
Speaker meetings are attended by anyone interested in learning about the Al-Anon/Alateen program.
The general public and professionals are welcome to attend.
(Alateen: Alateen meetings are for youth whose lives are or were affected by the disease of alcoholism.)
*IMPORTANT: subject to COVID-19 restrictions, we may need to limit the number of people in the building.
Masks and physical distancing are required.
Pathfinders
Pathfinders usually meet once a week for about 90 minutes.
Pathfinders is all about bonding with friends and taking the lead. Pathfinders practice teamwork, lead activities together, plan special events and field trips and flex their creativity as they find ways to make a difference.
Pathfinders can experience activities like:
Hiking on a local trail or setting out on a rafting trip
Confidence-boosting challenges, like a cooking contest or a pitch-a-thon for new inventions
Leading activities for younger girls in Guiding
Discovering new ways to protect the planet, like making DIY eco-friendly products
Gaining independence and making memories on a national or international trip
Did you know? Pathfinders can go further by:
Earning awards for community service, program achievements and exploring citizenship.
Becoming Junior Leaders: earning valuable experience as leaders in local Spark or Brownie groups.
Sharing their leadership on their provincial youth forum or a local committee.
Excited about Pathfinders? Register today!
Scrapbooking 101 - 4 part series with Linda Dewhurst, Creative Memories Consultant
Tai-Chi
Improve your fitness, balance and strength.
Join instructor, Greg Hutton, as he leads the class through various Tai Chi moves.
Yarn Social Time
Located on the lower level of the Community Centre (elevator available).
Weekly, every Tuesday, 10:00am - 12:00pm
Masks and physical distancing are both required.
*Please click the link below to let us know you're coming.
All guests need to be registered either in advance or upon arrival so we can keep track of attendance for COVID-19 safety protocols. By registering ahead of time, you're helping us keep everyone safe and well-informed.
Thank you for your friendship and cooperation.