Join Megan in learning how to prepare easy and healthy meals with items you may already have in your pantry. There is no cost for this program; all needed food items and childcare are provided. Please call the Windsor Healthy Kids site at (807) 333-0148 to register.
DSSAB Tenant Support Worker and Ontario Works Onsite. For more information about District Social Services Administration Board (DSSAB) Housing Tenant Support and Ontario Works (OW), please call your neighbourhood Healthy Kids site.
Supported by Our Kids Count, join us to pick up a free Chicken Stir Fry meal for the whole family! Registration is required to ensure we have enough for everyone. Also, Thunder Bay Police will be on hand to provide resources and answer any questions you may have about community safety, home takeovers, and gang […]
Come pick up a free meal for the whole family! Please let us know about any dietary restrictions or allergies when you register for this program.
Supported by Our Kids Count, the community kitchen is an opportunity for adults to get together to cook a healthy, nutritious, meal for their whole family. Share in menu planning and cooking with your peers and take home meals for your family.
Supported by Our Kids Count, children 6-12 are invited to join us in the kitchen to cook a healthy meal for themselves, learn new skills, and have fun! Please call the Windsor Healthy Kids Site at (807) 333-0148 to register for this program.
DSSAB Tenant Support Worker and Ontario Works Onsite. For more information about District Social Services Administration Board (DSSAB) Housing Tenant Support and Ontario Works (OW), please call your neighbourhood Healthy Kids site.
Come pick up a free meal for the whole family! Please let us know about any dietary restrictions or allergies when you register for this program.
DSSAB Tenant Support Worker and Ontario Works Onsite. For more information about District Social Services Administration Board (DSSAB) Housing Tenant Support and Ontario Works (OW), please call your neighbourhood Healthy Kids site.
Supported by Our Kids Count, the community kitchen is an opportunity for adults to get together to cook a healthy, nutritious, meal for their whole family. Share in menu planning and cooking with your peers and take home meals for your family.