Kitshouse Fall08 Guide

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Fall 2008Program Guidewww.kitshouse.org

Kitsilano Neighbourhood HouseWhere the Westside Gathers

Serving the Westside since 1938


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About Kitsilano Neighbourhood House

Our Vision

The Westside of Vancouver is ahealthy, safe and vibrant commu-nity where everyone thrives.

Our Mission

We are dedicated to strengtheningour community through leadership,collaboration and opportunity.

Our HistoryKits House has a rich history thatis vested within the Westside com-munity. Orginally conceived as anorphanage- Alexandra Orphanage& non-Sectarian Home Societyback in 1894 & located at Pine& 7th. In 1972 Alexandra Housemoved to Vine & 7th, changed itsname to Kitsilano NeighbourhoodHouse & continues to serve the

Westside of Vancouver.

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MembershipFamily Membership- $10.00Individual Membership- $5.00Volunteer Membership- $1.00

Kitsilano Neighbourhood Housemembership entitles you to partici-pate in our programs. Membership

helps to support the administra-tive cost of programs & entitlesyou to our program guide ande-newsletters on special events.If you choose your Kits Housemembership includes membershipin the Association of Neighbour-hood Houses of Greater Vancou-

ver (ANH), of which Kits House isa part. You will receive notices ofAnnual General Meetings/ SpecialMeetings of ANH and have the op-portunity to vote in the ANH Boardof Governors. For more informationplease visit www.anhgv.org.

All membership fees are

non-refundable.

We have public access

computers available at the

ofce. Our ofce hours are8.30-5.30 Monday-Friday.

Privacy StatementWe collect personal informationin order to maintain contact withyou, to invite you to KNH & ANHGeneral Meetings and to provideyou with information on future pro-grams, services and events.


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Contents able

Mission, History, Membership

& Privacy Statement 2

Contact Information 3

Childcare Programs 4-6

Family Programs 7-9

Youth Prgrams 10-11

Older Adults Programs 12-16

Classes 17-18

Building Welcoming

Communities 19-23

Support Programs 24-25

Volunteering and

Donations 26

Special Events 27

Catherine LeachExecutive Director

[email protected]

Lisa Paul

Director of Childcare, Family

& Youth Services

[email protected]

Danielle Denis

Ofce Manager

[email protected]

Julie Wall

Seniors Coordinator

[email protected]

Emily PalmerVolunteer Coordinator

& Seniors Links Program

Coordinator

[email protected]

Claudine Claridge

Senior Peer Support Program

Coordinator

[email protected]

Sandra Petrozzi

Strengthening Connections

Coordinator

[email protected]

Shannon

Ofce [email protected]

Raewyn Tudor

Seniors Activity Leader

[email protected]

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About Kitsilano Neighbourhood House


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Childcare Programs

Kitsilano Kids Club & Dunbar Kids Club are committed to providing qual-

ity programs that encourage children to learn & explore their interests &

ideas. Our staff work with families to establish programs & routines that

meet the needs of all children & their families. We follow a child-oriented,

play-based philosophy. This program is designed for children between

the ages of 5 to 12 years old, attending one of the schools that we serv-

ice. We also provide all day care during the Winter, Spring & Summer

Breaks, at an additional cost. We currently have spaces available at our

Dunbar Site. For more information, please call or email Diana at 604-

736-3588 ext. 35 or [email protected]

Beore & Aer School Care Program

Kitsilano Kids Club Onsite at 2305 W. 7th Ave &Dunbar Kids Club Aer School Care Program

Offsite at 3776 W. 28 Ave.

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Monday-Friday

Dates: September 2nd 2008- June

25th 2009

Cost-Out of School Care

PM Care (3:00-6:00pm)

$255/month

AM & PM (7:30-9am & 3:00pm-

6:00pm)- $295/month

Cost- Kindercare

AM Session (9:00am- noon)

$225/ month

PM Session (Noon-6:00pm)

$375/month

Full Care (7:30-6:00pm)

$475/month


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Childcare ProgramsContinued

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Community PreschoolOffsite at 4050 W. 4th Ave.

We affer a child centered emergent curriculum. Play based with focused

questions and activities, the program supports children in emotional,

social, creative, cognitive & physical development. The teachers focus is

to support the child in being self condent, expressive & co-operative- all

of these build the base for cognitive learning. At the school we have ten

centres that offer occasions for children to interact with others: blocks &

building, art, music, story theatre, literacy, math, science, dramatic play,

sensory & physical development. The children go outside everyday and

eld trips which expand the childrens learning happen 2-3 times a year

for each class.

Morning Session: Monday, Wednesday & Friday 9:30am-12:00pm

Afternoon Session: Monday, Wednesday & Friday 1:30pm-4:00pm

Cost: $190.00/month + $50.00 registration fee + $10.00 annual member-

ship. Sept & June fees to be paid at time of registration. Register for the

September, 2008- June, 2009 session. Registration is a rst come rst

served basis.

For more information, please contact Ann McQueen, Preschool Teach-

er, 604-225-2520 ex. 2709 [email protected]


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Parents / Caregivers &

ots Drop-inOnsite at 2305 W. 7th Ave.

Kits House Family Resource

Program is dedicated to support-

ing families with children ages

0 months- 5 years. Come and

participate in our spacious child

resource centre to meet new

friends, receive information &

support from our staff, community

health nurse & guest speakers.

We have a consistent routine that

incorporates messy art activities,

circle time, outdoor play & hands-

on child activity centres.

Mondays & Fridays

9:30am-11:30am

Cost: $2.00 drop in fee +

$10.00 annual family

membership

For more information contact,

Kira Froese, Program Leader,

Parent & Tot Drop-in at

[email protected]

Family Programs

2305 West 7th Avenue

Please follow the ramp

over the bridge to the red door.

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Mama & Papa GooseOnsite at 2325 W. 7th Ave.

Parent & Infant Singing Program

This program creates a buzz

around the neighbourhood! If you

have an infant 0-12mnths this is

the program for you! Come out for

an hour of rhymes, songs & stories

to help support early literacy. This

program stimulates a healthy bond

between you and your child. Meet

new friends & have fun.

Dates: October 2nd- December 4th

Thursdays 10:00am-11:00am

Cost: $60.00 + $10.00 annual

membership

For more information please con-

tact Lisa Paul, Director of Child-

care, Family & Youth Services at

604-736-3588 ext. 25 or

[email protected]


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Strengthening Connections is a

multicultural resource program

supporting Westside newcomer

families with children 0-6 years.

Culturally sensitive resources &

bridging services are offered at

the UBC Parents n Tots drop-in

program during regular program

hours.

Strengthening ConnectionsParents n ots Program

Osite at 2707 ennis Crescent

Family ProgramsContinued

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Our program promotes healthy

early childhood development &

vibrant families though:

Play-based learning

Mobile Lending Library by

Westcoast Child Care Re-

source Centre

Parenting, health & necomer

resources

Multicultural celebrations

Annual Multicultural Family

Resource FairOut-trips, workshops & group

activities

Location: UBC Acadia Park

Commonsblock 2707 Tennis Cres-

cent, Vancouver, BC, V6T 2C1

Accessing UBC Acadia

Commons Block:

For more information about

Strengthening Connections,

please conatct Sandra Petrozzi,

Strengthening Connections

Coordinator, 604-377-6151 or

[email protected]


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Family ProgramsContinued

Sasamat Family CampParents n Tots Drop-in ProgramSchedule

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays

10:00am- 11:30am

Cost: FREE

10:00am- Program Starts

10:30am- Snack

11;15am- Circle Time- songs &

rhymes

11:30am- Program Ends

* New- Story Time Mondays:

10:45am

** Parents n Tots Drop-in will be

closed for 3 weeks: August 18th

to September 5th, 2008. Fall start

date: Monday September 8th.

Come join us for our annual family

camp weekend! This is a time for

families to spend quality time to-

gether, meet new people & enjoy a

weekend of no cooking & cleaning.

The camp is located at Sasamat

Outdoor Recreation Centre at Bel-

cara Park in Port Moody only 45

minutes away from Vancouver.

June 19th-21st, 2009

If you are interested in early

registration at a discounted rate

please contact Lisa Paul, Direc-

tor of Childcare, Family & Youth

Services at 604-736-3588 ext. 25

or [email protected]


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Preteen OutdoorAdventures

Onsite at 2325 W. 7th Ave.

Are you between the ages of

9-12? Do you want to go on excit-

ing out trips & meet new friends?

Come on out & hang out with peo-ple your own age & go on exciting

& fun out trips around the city. The

emphasis of this program is on

leadership, sports, health, self-

esteem, empowerment & diver-

sity. This program helps preteenswith friendship, learning about our

neighbourhood & creates volun-

teering opportunities while having

fun!

Lisa Paul, Director of Childcare,

Family & Youth Services, 604-

736-3588 ext. 25

[email protected]

October 2nd- December 4th, 2008

Cost: $50.00 + $5.00 annual

membership.Registration is rst come rst

served. Registration forms & pay-

ments must be submitted to the

ofce at 2325 W. 7th Ave.

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Youth Programs


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Youth Volunteer Skills

Program

(ideal or grades 9-12)


Kits House will be launching a 10

week Youth Volunteer Skills Train-

ing Program emphasizing leader-

ship, conict resolution, resume

building, interview skills, time/

stress management and lots more!

Youth will gain more the 20 volun-

teer hours, get involved in commu-

nity volunteer service, learn gamesand activities and gain references

for the future.

Wednesdays 4:00pm-6:00pm

Dates: October 8th- December

17th (no program Nov. 19th)

For more information please con-

tact Jennifer Longson,

Community Organizer, 604-736-

3588 ext. 36, jenn@kitshouse.

org

Youth Programs Continued.

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Older Adults Programs

Osteoft or LieOnsite at 2305 W. 7th Ave.

Reduce your risk of falling,

strengthen muscles, improve bal-

ance & coordination & decrease

the rate of bone loss!

For more info & to register, con-

tact Julie Wall, Senior

Coordinator, 604-736-3588

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[email protected]

Dates: September 16th- October

23rd & October 28th- December

11th.

Instructor: Keno Kinoshita (Oste-

ot instructors have taken special

training given by BC Womens

Hospital & Health Centre. They

can help modify exercises to suit

individual needs).

Tuesday & Thursday

8:30am- 9:30am

Cost: $42.00 for 12 sessions

(September 16th-October 23rd) &

$50.00 for 14 sessions (October

28th- December 11th) + $5.00

(annual membership required).

Westside Fall Prevention

Network


The goal of the network is to

educate seniors on Vancouvers

Westside on how to reduce falls

and fall related injuries.

Last Wednesday of each month

10:00- 11:00am

Everyone Welcome

Get Connected! Receive the

Westside Seniors Fall Prevention

newsletter. Please contact

Claudine Claridge at

604-736-3588, ext. 46 [email protected] to have

your name added to our circula-

tion list.


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Older Adults ProgramsContinued

Westside Seniors PeerSupport Program2008 Senior Peer Support Team.

We are now accepting new refer-

rals. If you or someone you know

is experiencing depression due to

a change in life circumstances, be-

reavement, or feeling isolated, our

senior peer counselors can help.

This is a one-to-one free service &

is completely condential.

Please contact Claudine Claridge604-736-3588 ext. 46 or

[email protected]

Westside Seniors LinksProgramAre you a senior who wants some

help around the house? The

Westside Seniros Links Program

provides you with a small list of

students to interview. You hire

whomever you choose & pay the

student $10/hour directly . There

is a 2 hour minimum. Students

can help with a number of tasks

including light housework, odd

jobs & gardening. To get connect-

ed please contact Emily Palmer,

Seniors Links Program Coor-

dinator, 604-736-3588 ext. 27

or [email protected]

Gentle Restorative Yoga NEWFREE introductory class on Thrusday September 25th from 10:00-11:30

am . Based on Hatha Yoga with emphasis on breathing & meditation.

Dates: September 25th- December 4th, 2008

Instructor: Jose Cuesta, Registered Yoga Teacher.

Thursdays 10:00- 11:30am

Cost: $35.00 for 10 weeks.

For more info & to register, contact

Julie Wall, Senior Coordinator,

604-736-3588 ext. 24,

[email protected]

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Older Adults ProgramsContinued

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Outrips Coee Drop-InOnsite at 2305 W. 7th Ave.

Join us every Tuesday for home-

made soup & diverse activities

including musicians, speakers,

discussions & games! Newcomers

Welcome!Tuesday- 11:00- 1:00pm

Cost: $2.00 + $5.00 annual

membership

Harrison Hot Springs

Thursday September 11th

8:45am- 5:00pm Cost: $25.00

transportation only. Book early,

limited space available.

Westham Island Herb

Farm & Estate Winery

Thursday, October 16th,

10am-2:30pm Cost: $7 trans-

portation only.

Heritage Christmas Craft Fair

at the Shadbolt Centre forthe Arts (very popular event)

Monday November 17th,

10am-2:30 pm Cost: $7 trans-

portation only.

Older Adults Programs Continued

For more information on the Coffee

Drop-In, Out Trips & Annual Christ-

mas Dinner contact Julie Wall,

Seniors Coordinator at 604-736-

3588 ext. 24 or

[email protected]

Annual Seniors

Christmas Dinner

Onsite at 2305 W. 7th Ave.Sing-a-long with our favourite,

John Cronin.

Tuesday, December 9th

12:00- 2:00pm

Cost: $12.00


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Older Adults Programs Continued

Senior Advisory Committee


The Senior Advisory Committee

works to identify the concerns of

seniors in the community, create

plans for action, and share ourwisdom and ideas for improving the

wellness of our seniors community.

Second Thursday of each month

11:00am-12:00pm

For information on how to get in-

volved contact Claudine Claridge

at 604-736-3588, ext. 46 or

[email protected]

NEWKnitting Circle


In partnership with Kiwassa

Neighbourhood House, the Kits

House knitting group is currently

knitting teddy bears to be shipped

by the Rotary Club to under-

developed countries. The group

also knits sweaters, scarfs, hats,

mitts, etc for homeless people.

Julie Wall, Seniors Coordinator

[email protected]

Friday 1:30pm - 3:00pm

Cost: FREE

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Classes

ai Chi Chuan (aiji-quan): raditional Yang

Style or Beginners and

IntermediatesThis class will introduce the

popular Yang Style of Taijiquan,

an internal art that is known for

its graceful sequence of 108

postures. Characterized by slow,

continuous and gentle move-

ments, the Yang Style is ideal

for practitioners of all ages and

abilities.

To join this class, call the instruc-

tor, Michael Blackburn, directly

at 604-734-0833.

Sunday 9:00am - 11:00am

Cost: $30.00 monthly + $5.00

annual membership

KarateBeginner - Advanced: Butoku-

kan Karate trains the body and

the mind with a healthy exercise

program for all tness levels.

To participate, call the instructor

directly.

Instructor: Andrew Stephens (4th

Degree Black Belt),

604-251-4718

Thursday 7:15pm - 9:00pm

Saturday 10:00am - 12:00pm

Cost: $45.00 monthly + $5.00

annual membership


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Classes Continued

Karate or Kids

Fundamental lessons exist at the

heart of Karate which can help to

build positive character traits in

young lives. I believe children can

go on to be positive role models for

those around them by learning a

few of these lessons.

Repectfully, Sensei Andrew

Stephens.

Feel free to call our

instructors directly at

604-251-4718

Monday & Thursday

6:15pm - 7:15pm

Cost: $40.00 monthly +

$5.00 annual membership (Cost

includes uniform)

Tesshinkan Ryu Kyu Kobudo is

the study of traditional Okinawa

weaponary such as the bo, sai,

Tunfa, as well as other

indigenous weapons from

Okinawa. To participate, call the

instructor directly.

Instructor: Andrew Stephens,

604-251-4718

Monday 7:30pm - 9:30pm (All

Levels)

Cost: $25.00 monthly + $5.00

annual membership.

esshinkan Kobudo

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Building Welcoming Communities

Westside Food SecurityCollaborationThis group is made up of commu-

nity organizations and community

members who are affected by and

interested in addressing the issue

of food security on the Westside.

For more information contact

Catherine Leach, Executive

Director, 604-736-3588

[email protected]

Westside SeniorsEmpowerment CoalitionThe coalition represents seniors

living on Vancouvers Westside.

It is an umbrella group of indi-

viduals, community health provid-

ers, community organizations,

churches, businesses, and agen-

cies. The mandate is to promote

healthy ageing through physical,

emotional, and spiritual well-be-

ing. For more info, please contact

Julie Wall, Seniors Coordinator,

[email protected]

Meets on the 3rd Wednesday of

every month

9:30am-11:00am

Westside ECD Network 4This group is made up of organiza-tions that provide childcare, pre-

school, family drop-in and other

ECD related programs and who are

interested in working together to

build the capacity of the Westside

to provide high quality accessible

ECD services.

For more information contact Cath-

erine Leach, Executive

Director, 604-736-3588

[email protected]

Youth Networking ableThe Westside Youth Networking

table meets 3 times a year to share

information, network & collaborate

on initiatives that will support youth,

those working with youth & youth

leaders.

If you would like to know more or ifyou would like to join us please get

in touch.

[email protected]

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NEW

Building Welcoming CommunitiesContinued

Building Welcoming and Inclusive Neighbourhoods

Project

The Building Welcoming and Inclusive Neighbourhoods (BWIN) project is

a 3 year initiative that explores the role of Neighbourhood Houses in build-

ing community capacity by encouraging inclusion and building on B.C.s

cultural diversity.

Kitsilano Neighbourhood House (KNH) is implementing a variety of capac-

ity building initiatives through the BWIN project including the Seniors Asset

Mapping Project (with diverse seniors consultations), an ongoing Welcom-

ing Communities Steering Committee and Youth Volunteer Skills Training.

Community participants and volunteers will be involved in projects such

as: themed community potlucks, community events (Autumn Fair, Seniors

Mapping Launch), creative projects (banner making, community gardens),

cross generational programming and supporting Kits House inclusive policydevelopment.

To nd out more about specic BWIN initiatives please contact Jennifer

Longson, Community Organizer at 604-736-3588 or

[email protected]

Welcoming Communities Steering Committee,

First Meeting Sept.16, 6-7:30pm

The Seniors Mapping Project

Youth Volunteer Skills Training

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The Welcoming Communities

Steering Committee works to guide

and inform delivery of Kits House

Building Welcoming and Inclusive

Neighbourhood project which will

include: seniors asset mapping,

community potlucks, community

events/projects and inclusive policy

development.

The Building Welcoming and

Inclusive Neighbourhoods (BWIN)

project is a 3 year initiative that ex-

plores the role of Neighbourhood

Houses in building community

capacity by encouraging inclusion

and building on B.C.s cultural

diversity.

If you are interested in getting in-

volved to support these and other

initiatives please contact: Jennifer

Longson, Community Organizer

at 604-736-3588,

[email protected]

First Meeting Tuesday Sept. 16,

from 6-7:30pm


Lunch-ime

Meditation Group


NEW

Everyone Welcome! Come join

staff and community members to

share some moments of stillness

and reection in the middle of your

day. Sessions will include: Guidedmediation sitting, inspirational

reading, rotating leadership and of

course a yummy sacred space to

just be. For more information and

to share your ideas please contact

Jennifer Longson, Community

Organizer, 604-736-3588,

[email protected]

Wednesdays 12:30-1:00pm,

Sun Room.

Starting September 10th.

Welcoming Communities

Steering Committee


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NEWTe Seniors Mapping Project

Have you ever wondered where to nd services for seniors on the

Westside?

Are you interested to learn about resources for seniors in your

community?

Would you like to share information about your community with

other seniors & newcomers to the Westside?

The Seniors Mapping Project is seeking your participation to...

Develop an information guidebook for seniors and newcomers to the

Westside

Gain awareness of communities and services on the Westside

Share your knowledge and learn about your community

Participate in building a welcoming neighbourhood for all

Interested seniors will participate in 3 workshops to identify community

strengths, assets & resources using the Finding Home model, devel-

oped by Jessie Sutherland from the Justice Institute of British Columbia.

Information from the workshops will be compiled into an information

Guide to the Westside for community members, seniors organizations &government agencies.

Workshops are scheduled for October 2008.

If you would like to get involved in the Seniors Mapping Project please

contact:

Jennifer Longson, Community Organizer, 604-736-3588 ext. 36,[email protected]

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Come out for Communtiy Potlucks

to meet your neighbours. The rst

potluck will have the theme of food

security with a screening of the lm

Table Land

Monthly- 1st Wednesday of the

month

First Potluck: Wednesday,

October 1st, 2008

6:30pm- 8:30pm

If you are interested in volunteering

or coordinating potlucks, please

contact Jenn Longson, Commu-

nity Organizer, 604-736-3588,

[email protected]

Community PotlucksOnsite at 2305 W. 7th Ave. NEW


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Gamblers AnonymousGamblers Anonymous is a fel-

lowship of men and women who

share their experiences, strengths

and hopes with each other that

they may solve their common

problems and help others to re-

cover from a gambling problem.

Wednessday 8:00pm - 9:00pm

AlanonThe Alanon Family Groups are

a fellowship of relatives andfriends of alcoholics who share

their experiences, strengths and

hopes in order to solve their com-

mon problems. Alanon believes

alcoholism is a family illness and

that changed attitudes can aidrecovery.

Tuesday 8:00pm - 9:00pm

Saturday 6:00pm - 7:00pm

Support Programs

Womens GroupNEW MEMBERS WELCOME!

Ages 40 +

A group where you can relax and

enjoy the company and accept-

ance of other womenFEATURES:

- Provides Support & Companion-

ship

- Offers Presentations & Guest

Speakrs depending on interests of

the group

- promotes self-awareness, self

esteem

- provides opportunities for im-

proving physical health & social

skills

Christina at the Kitsilano-

Fairview Mental Health Team at

604-736-2881.

Thursday 1:30pm - 3:30pmSingle Moms GroupCo-sponsored by the YWCA Van-

couver, the group serves women

of all ages, from all backgrounds.

Childminding is provided.

Mondays 6:30-8:30pm

Call 604-895-5789 to register.

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Rainbow Family Nights

This program offers a family night

for queer families on the rst Sun-

day of every month. Includes food,

mutual support & resource sharing.

For more information, please con-tact Kim Grahame at

[email protected]

Sundays- 5:00pm-7:30pm

Cost: $2.00 drop-in

Support Programs Continued

UBC Law StudentsLegal Advice ProgramThe Law Students Legal Advice

Program (LSLAP) offers free legal

services for low-income people in

the Lower Mainland. Law students,

working under the guidance of su-pervising lawyers, provide legal ex-

pertise in a variety of areas includ-

ing criminal matters, small claims,

residential tenancies, WCB, CPP,

employment insurance, family law,

social assistance, wills and crimi-

nal injury compensation. LSLAP is

one of British Columbias largest

legal aid organizations. People in

need of legal assistance should

make an appointment by calling

604-822-5791.

For more information, please visit

their website at

www.lslap.bc.ca.

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Other Ways To Get Involved

Volunteer Opportunities Donations

At Kitsilano Neighbourhood

House, we greatly value our vol-

unteers. By making a commitment

to share your skills, ideas, time

and enthusiasm, you will play an

important role at ourNeighbourhood House.

Volunteer placements are con-

sensually arrived at based on the

needs of the community and our

organization. We take into con-

sideration the volunteers intersts,

skills, experience and availability.

Volunteers are respected, valued

and treated as equal co-workers.

As a volunteer at Kits House, you

can expect to have fun, meet new

people and have an enjoyable

volunteer experience.

If you are interested in volunteer-

ing at Kits House, please contact

Emily Palmer,

Volunteer Coordinator, 604-736-

3588 ext. 27 or

[email protected]

Volunteering entiltes you to Kits House

membership for $1/year.

We welcome donations to support

the programs and community work.

Corporate and personal donations

will be recognized on our website

for donations over $100.

Mail a cheque or money order to:

Kitsilano Neighbourhood House

2325 West 7th Ave.,

Vancouver, BC, V6K 1Y4

Or you can donate online at

www.kitshouse.org by clicking on

the donate now button.

Tax receipts can be issued upon

request of donations over $25.

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Hall RentalsKitsilano Neighbourhood House is

available for rentals on weekends.

For more information contact

Shannon, Ofce Coordinator,

604-736-3588

[email protected].


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For more information:

www.kitshouse.org

2325 W.7th Ave

604-736-3588 ex.27

AUTUMN FAIR

Saturday,October 25, 2008

10AM-4PMBuild a scarecrow, design a costume!

Prizes for the best, most imaginative

and most scary scarecrow.

Other events include a pancake breakfastpie eating contest, local food market,

carnival games, mini-olympics,

pumpkin patch, music, square dancing and

MUCH MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED!

DONT MISS ALL THE FUN!

Kitsilano Neighbourhood House

at

Sponsors:

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Special Events


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www.kitshouse.org

Phone: 604-736-3588 Fax: 604-736-3640

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