Please join us for traditional healing programming delivered by a Cultural Practitioner from Nanaandawe’ewin traditional healing team, Indigenous Health.
Join NorWest CHC for relaxed, low-pressure group technology sessions designed for older adults. Build on device basics and learn how to manage email, organize digital calendars, navigate modern AI, and protect yourself against online scams. Bring your smartphone, tablet, or laptop and learn together at your own pace!
Looking to spice up your kitchen routine and meet great people? Join us at Roots Community Food Centre for Cooking Connections, a vibrant cooking series designed specifically for older adults. Each themed session is a hands-on opportunity to prepare healthy, delicious dishes alongside your peers. Together, we’ll explore fresh techniques, experiment with unique ingredients, and […]
Join us at our Simpson Street Community Garden to enjoy a hot bowl of soup or chili made with fresh veggies from our garden.
Explore creativity and enhance your well-being in a supportive environment. Drop-in art program. No registration required.
The Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP) is a Stanford University-developed workshop designed to help you manage your chronic health condition. The program runs for six consecutive weeks, with one 2.5-hour session held each week, helping you build confidence, stay active, and maintain a fulfilling lifestyle. This workshop series is being delivered IN-PERSON at NorWest CHC.
Take Control of Your Pain Living with chronic pain can be exhausting and isolating, but you don’t have to do it alone. The Chronic Pain Self-Management Program provides you with practical tools to manage your symptoms and improve your quality of life. Learn how to balance activity with rest, manage fatigue, and communicate effectively with […]
Order due October 12 Pick-up on October 21
Order due October 13 Pick-up on October 21 Contact Debbie - 807-626-7861
Fly the COOP Walking Group - Outdoor Walking - Tues/Thurs 9:45 am - 11am 🕘 When & Where We Meet: Tuesdays & Thursdays • Meet at 9:45 AM at Kakabeka Park.