Presentations by: City of Chilliwack; Mamele'awt Qweesome/To'o Housing Society (MQHS); Ruth and Naomi's; Salvation Army; Pacific Community Resources Society; Cyrus Centre Chilliwack; and Chilliwack Community Services.
CHC hosts Landlords in a luncheon to hear from Landlords about their experiences as landlords (both positive and not positive), to present a housing systems model that focuses heavily on partnerships with Landlords, and to receive feedback and questions about this model from Landlords.
Presentations by Sto:lo Service Agency
8:00am Breakfast in the Long House
8:30am Opening Song and Prayer
8:45am Tour of Sto:lo Nation property
9:45am Cultural Myths at Building 10
10:15am Upcoming Community Events – An Invitation
10:30am Evaluations, Questions and Informal networking
Doors to the Long House will be open at 8am, please arrive by then. You will want that half hour to take in the building, the display we have set up, and enjoy some breakfast.
Please make sure you have comfortable shoes, as the Long House is a sand floor, and a walking tour of the property is included in the morning's line-up. Warm clothing is also recommended.
Despite its considerable public health importance, childhood attachment is seriously under-represented in health and social services training. Children are by definition, dependent, and their dependency means that the nature of their family relationships profoundly influences their experiences in later in life. This seminar will provide a basic understanding of early childhood attachment and long term impacts on health and wellness.
Facilitator: Dr. Allyson Cushing
Those providing services to First Nations clientele have a responsibility to understand the impacts of trauma beginning with the profound effects of colonization. The experience of trauma is so prevalent among the First Nation population in Canada that service providers can safely assume that a significant percentage of their First Nation clientele have survived a trauma. Working without a basic knowledge of trauma, can leave survivors feeling misunderstood and unsupported which perpetuates a damaging cycle that prevents healing and growth. This seminar will provide a basic knowledge of trauma and briefly explore trauma-informed language and practices.
Facilitator: Dr. Allyson Cushing
Hosts: Venue sponsored by the Ministry of Children and Family Development
Forum presentation by chairs of all Task Teams and Working Groups, discussion to follow.
This session will explore why, as Indigenous peoples of Canada, we are where we are today, in terms of the negative statistics regarding social and health related determinants. Many people are aware of the direct results of the residential school era, yet most are unaware of the hundred or more years prior to 1863 as a result of European contact. This session will be enable the participant to trace all the compounding elements of our historical past from contact to 2016.
Facilitator: Molly Willie
Session five of a five-session workshop designed to help community members take control of their finances.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
Register at coordinator@chilliwackhealthiercommunity.ca.
In this session, some of the traditional ways of living for the First Nation people of this territory are shared. You will be given a snapshot of the roles and responsibilities in life, within the Sto:lo family systems, and in communities – prior to and after European contact.
Facilitator: Molly Willie
Session four of a five-session workshop designed to help community members take control of their finances.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
Register at coordinator@chilliwackhealthiercommunity.ca.
Session four of a five-session workshop designed to help community members take control of their finances.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
Session four of a five-session workshop designed to help community members take control of their finances.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
Register at coordinator@chilliwackhealthiercommunity.ca.
Local service providers will gather to share information about how they can help tenants be better tenants and stay housed, rental income subsidies and programs landlords can access to improve their properties. There will also be presentations from local landlords who have successfully housed people in the long term, even those who live with mental illness. All this adds up to reduced turnover costs for current landlords, and potential new income to homeowners considering rental situations.
Sponsors: Chilliwack and District Seniors' Resources Society and Xolhemet Society
We have invited the candidates to join us as we discuss a variety of issues though the Mental Health and Addictions lens.
Guests:
Mr. Wayne Froese, Green, Chilliwack
Ms. Patti MacAhonic, NDP, Chilliwack-Kent
Mr. John Martin, Liberal, Chilliwack
Mr. Ryan McKinnon
Mr. Laurie Throness, Liberal, Chilliwack-Kent
Questions for the Candidates
Answers: Tracey O'Hara
Answers: Wayne Froese
Answers: Patti MacAhonic
Answers: John Martin
Answers: Ryan McKinnon
Answers: Laurie Throness
Session three of a five-session workshop designed to help community members take control of their finances.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
Register at coordinator@chilliwackhealthiercommunity.ca.
Session three of a five-session workshop designed to help community members take control of their finances.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
Session three of a five-session workshop designed to help community members take control of their finances.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
Register at coordinator@chilliwackhealthiercommunity.ca.
Presentations by: Chilliwack Family YMCA; Fraser Health; Recreation Excellence; Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources Society; City Parks and Trails, City of Chilliwack Operations.
Program
Hosts: The Ministry of Children and Family Development and Chilliwack YMCA
Session two of a five-session workshop designed to help community members take control of their finances.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
Register at coordinator@chilliwackhealthiercommunity.ca.
Session two of a five-session workshop designed to help community members take control of their finances.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
Presentations by: Ministry of Social Development and Social Innovation; GT Hiring Solutions / WorkBC; Chilliwack School District; Sto:lo Aboriginal Skills and Employment Training; Community Futures South Fraser; Chilliwack YMCA.
Program
Hosts: The Ministry of Children and Family Development and GT Hiring Solutions
Session two of a five-session workshop designed to help community members take control of their finances.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
Register at coordinator@chilliwackhealthiercommunity.ca.
This FREE workshop is part of a series of workshops which are open to everyone. Attendance at workshops 1,3,4, and 5, followed by a quiz, may earn you a financial literacy badge. What is that?.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
This FREE workshop is part of a series of workshops which are open to everyone. Attendance at workshops 1,3,4, and 5, followed by a quiz, may earn you a financial literacy badge. What is that?.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
Register at coordinator@chilliwackhealthiercommunity.ca.
This FREE workshop is part of a series of workshops which are open to everyone. Attendance at workshops 1,3,4, and 5, followed by a quiz, may earn you a financial literacy badge. What is that?.
Presented by the Chilliwack Financial Literacy Committee.
See the poster; register at coordinator@chilliwackhealthiercommunity.ca.
You are invited to the launch of the newly refurbished InfoChilliwack.ca Online Resource Inventory, and the unveiling of the new website of the Chilliwack Social Research and Planning Council.
Presentations by: Chilliwack Society for Community Living; Buxton Consulting; Alzhemier Society; Chilliwack Community Services; Sto:lo Service Agency; Chilliwack General Hospital, Fraser Health.
Program
Hosts: The Ministry of Children and Family Development and Chilliwack Society for Community Living
Flyer here
Hosts: University of the Fraser Valley, the City of Chilliwack, and Chilliwack Healthier Community
Program - Understanding Addictions
Hosts: The Ministry of Children and Family Development and Fraser Health
See the poster for details
Presented by: Chilliwack Crime Prevention Services & Chilliwack Restorative Justice and Youth Advocacy Association