June 7
Online Guided Nature Meditation (VIRTUAL)
Wind down your day on Monday, June 7 at 7:30 p.m. with two FREE guided meditations to help you ease into a state of peace and relaxation. This program is suitable for beginners.
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Wind down your day on Monday, June 7 at 7:30 p.m. with two FREE guided meditations to help you ease into a state of peace and relaxation. This program is suitable for beginners.
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May 31
Explore the city on two wheels this summer with the City of Waterloo Museum and Active Transportation. Jump on your bike and let us take you on a 2 hour leisure ride on our trails that will be filled with stories about our local history. Recommended for ages 10 and up. This is a free […]
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May 25
Post-Part is an outdoor interactive exhibition inspired by the short story The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Using illustration, collage, audio composition and RGB filter technology, we invite people to experience a glimpse into the experience of Postpartum Mood Disorders. The cost for this event is $22.23.
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May 19
Rock da’ Houze’s amazing DJ ‘s will be playing the best of Reggaeton, Salsa, Freestyle & Club music, Latin-House, Latin-Pop and much more! This is a free event geared towards people aged 21+.
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May 19
During this private tour for up to 5 guests, you will get up close and personal to Champion alpacas as you walk through their paddocks and home. Hand feeding these majestic creatures is an intimate experience that will leave you in awe. You will also have a chance to meet a group of Indian Runner […]
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May 19
All knitters and crocheters welcome! Join Kitchener Public Library for knitting and socializing virtually. With all this time at home, what have you been working on? Socialize with fellow knitters, ask questions, share pattern ideas and learn about resources at the library and online. This is a free event. For more information, please contact Robyn […]
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May 5
Registration is now full for the conference. If you have any questions, please contact cheryl.fuller@eafwr.on.ca Join us for Cultivating community: Helping you grow to help others belong, a conference presented by Extend-A-Family Waterloo Region. At this two-day virtual conference, you will gain the tools and knowledge to help people who are vulnerable to social exclusion through […]
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April 23
April 18 to 24 marks National Volunteer Week. Throughout the week, we’ve been sharing how #VolunteersBringChange and highlighting the contributions of volunteers at Extend-A-Family Waterloo Region #BetterTogetherWR includes those who have volunteered their time at EAFWR. Whether it’s been helping out at a fundraising or community event, lending a helping hand at the Library of […]
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March 2
Extend-A-Family Waterloo Region is pleased to announce that we have been accredited by Imagine Canada for excellence in nonprofit accountability, transparency and governance. With this achievement, we join a growing community of more than 250 organizations dedicated to operational excellence. The Standards Program is a Canada-wide set of shared standards for charities and nonprofits, and […]
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February 12
Extend-A-Family Waterloo Region will be holding a number of virtual drop-in conversations with Executive Director, Allan Mills and Director of Services, Ron Trajano. Families are invited to share their stories, how you are doing and how we can better support you during this time. We will try to address any questions or concerns you may […]
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