kits house program guide- summer2010

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Summer 2010Program Guide

www.kitshouse.org

family youth childcare seniors support groups

community leadership collaboration opportunity

Serving the Westside since 1894

Kitsilano Neighbourhood House

2305 2325 West 7th AvenueVancouver, BC

V6K 1Y4604 736-3588


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About Kits House

For 36 years, Kitsilano Neighbourhood House has been the hub of theWestside. Its a place where all ages from toddlers to seniors cometogether to enjoy programs and services that make this a good placeto live and do business.

Our Vision

The Westside of Vancouver is a healthy, safe and vibrant communitywhere everyone thrives.

Our Mission

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

Membership

Family Membership - $10.00

Individual Membership - $5.00

Volunteer Membership - $1.00

Kitsilano Neighbourhood House membership enables you to partici-pate in our programs. Membership helps to support the administrativecost of programs and entitles you to our program guide and e-news-

letters on special events. If you choose, your Kits House membership

About Kitsilano Neighbourhood House


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includes membership in the Association of Neighbourhood Houses ofGreater Vancouver (ANH), of which Kits House is a part of. You willreceive notices of Annual General Meetings and Special Meetings ofANH, and have the opportunity to vote in the ANH Board of Governors.For more information, please visit www.anhgv.org.

All membership fees are non-refundable.

Privacy Statement

We collect personal information in order to maintain contact with you,to invite you to KNH & ANH General Meetings and to provide you withinformation on future programs, services and events.

Contacts

Catherine Leach

Executive Director

[email protected]

Julia de WinterOperations Manager

[email protected]

Lisa Paul

Childcare Coordinator

[email protected]



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Julie Wall

Seniors Coordinator

[email protected]

Emily Palmer

Volunteer & Literacy Coordinator

[email protected]

Jenn Longson

Community Organizer

[email protected]

Sandra Petrozzi

Family Programs & Seniors Links Coordinator

[email protected]

Vinyse Barber

Seniors Support Worker

[email protected]

Allison Reynolds

Front Desk Support Worker

[email protected]



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Building Welcoming Communities

Community PotlucksOnsite- 2305 W. 7th Ave

EVERYONE WELCOME, ALL AGES!

Bring a vegetarian dish to share, enjoy a casual atmosphere and get toknow your neighbours!

First Wednesday of the month (unless otherwise noted)

6.00pm - 8.00pm

For more information please contact: Patricia, Welcoming NeighboursFacilitator at 604-736-3588 or [email protected]

Welcoming Neighbours Volunteer Program

Onsite- 2325 W. 7th Ave

Are you interested in working with newcomers to Canada? We arelaunching a volunteer training program and program placement in August2010. Welcoming Neighbour Volunteers will receive volunteer train-ing sessions on the topics of community literacy, diversity, leadership,facilitation & information/referral. Volunteers will then lead and support

new fall programs such as English conversation circles and cross-culturalout-trips and socials.

If you want more information or are interested in applying please con-tact: Emily, Volunteer & Literacy Coordinator at 604-736-3588 ext. 27 [email protected]


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Newcomer Mapping Project

ARE YOU NEW TO CANADA? DO YOU LIVE ON VANCOUVERsWESTSIDE?

Join us to

- Discuss how to create a welcoming community for newcomers

- Share your perspective and learn about your community

- Contribute to the Newcomers Guide to the Westside

- Make connections, learn & share!

As a continuation of our Community Mapping Series, Kits House willwork with local newcomer families, seniors, youth and service organiza-

tions to identify community needs, strengths and resources for newcom-ers on the Westside of Vancouver. Workshop and dialogue sessionswill use the Finding Home model developed by Jessie Sutherland ofWorldview Strategies (www.worldviewstrategies.com) on such topics as:What creates a sense of home? What community resources are needed& used? Why does belonging matter? What are the unique needs ofcultural groups/newcomers to the Westside?

Dialogues Ongoing; Ofcial Guide Launch Fall 2010!

If you would like to volunteer or be involved in the Newcomers MappingProject please contact: Jennifer, Community Organizer, 604-736-3588ext. 26 or [email protected]


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Community Development Tables

Westside Food Security Collaboration

The Westside Food Security Collaborative is a neighbourhood groupworking on food issues on the Westside. The group is made up of serviceproviders and community members. We meet monthly and welcome newmembers. For more information contact Catherine Leach at Kitsilano

Neighbourhood House 604-736-3588 ext. 23, [email protected] Lisa Ross at Jewish Family Services Agency 604-257-5151

Westside Seniors Empowerment Coalition

The coalition represents seniors living on Vancouvers Westside. It is anumbrella group of individuals, community health providers, communityorganizations, churches, businesses, and agencies. The mandate is to

promote healthy ageing through physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. For more information, please email [email protected]

Westside Youth Networking Table

The Westside Youth Networking table meets three times a year to shareinformation, network, and collaborate on initiatives that will support youth,those working with youth and youth leaders. For more information email

[email protected]

Westside ECD Network 4

This group is made up of organizations that provide childcare, preschool,family drop-in and other Early Childhood Development (ECD) relatedprograms and who are interested in working together to build the capac-ity of the Westside to provide high quality, accessible ECD services. Formore information contact [email protected]


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West Side Pocket MarketsOnsite- 2305 W. 7th Ave

Kits House and the South Granville Seniors Centre will host pocketmarkets from the end of June through mid-September this year.These small, temporary markets will help to bring fresh produce closerto where people live, and in particular seniors who may have trouble

accessing nutritious food. The fruits and vegetables will be purchasedfrom west side farmers, but the markets themselves will be run by KitsHouse staff and volunteer members of the Westside Food SecurityCollaborative.

Kits House location: Tuesdays 1:00 - 3:00pm July 6, 13, 27, August 10,24 & September 14

Contact: 604-736-3588

Community Garden Collaborative

Onsite- 2305 W. 7th Ave

We are neighbours and community members who come together withthe vision to encourage the connection between people, plants and food

while leaning from each other and with each other to grow food for our-selves and our community.

We garden together every Tuesday 1-3pm at Kits House.

For more information contact Chelsea, Garden Collaborative Lead [email protected]


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Lunch-Time Meditation GroupOnsite- 2325 W. 7th Ave

Join community members and staff to share some moments of stillnessand reection in the middle of your day. Sessions will include: inspira-tional reading, and a quiet sacred space to just be.

Wednesdays

12:30pm - 1:00pm

Cost: Free

Everyone Welcome! Chairs, cushions & tea provided.

For more information please contact: Jenn, Community Organizer at 604-736-3588 ext. 26 or [email protected]

CSA - Community Supported AgricultureOnsite- 2325 W. 7th Ave

This year Kits House is partnering with Kitsilano Farms to be a pickuplocation for their CSA. The farm operation grows for a set number of har-vest shareholders who subscribe at the beginning of the year. Then theshareholders share in the bounty of the harvest throughout the growingseason, assuming that mother nature is on our side. In return, everyonegets to share the fruits of an abundant and diverse harvest throughoutthe season.

This mini urban market will be every Thursday evening from 5:30-7:30.

For more information check out Kitsilano Farms website at http://www.kitsilanofarms.com


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Childcare Programs

Kitsilano House Winter/Spring 2010 Program Guide10

Community PreschoolOffsite- Jericho Military Base at 4th and Highbury

We offer a child-centred curriculum that is play-based with focusedquestions and activities. The program supports children in their emo-tional, social, creative, cognitive and physical development. The teach-ers focus is to support the child in being self condent, expressive and

co-operative to build the foundation for cognitive learning. We haveten centres that offer opportunities for children to interact with others:blocks and building, art, music, story theatre, literacy, math, science,dramatic play and sensory and physical development. The children gooutside everyday, and participate in 2-3 eld trips per year.

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 membership.

Sept & June fees to be paid at time of registration.

Registration is a rst come rst served basis.

For more information, please contact Lisa Paul, Childcare Coordinator604-736-3588 ext. 35, [email protected]


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Kitsilano Kids Club Summer Day CampsOnsite- 2305 W. 7th Ave

Ages 6-8 & 9-12 year

Junior Leadership Camp Program: This program is specically de-signed for children 8 to 12 years old, to a maximum of 10 participantsper week. These children will engage in specially designed leadership

activities, and will assist the staff with the Little Campers program byacting as role models, helping with activities, and creating a buddysystem.

Little Campers Program: This program is for the 5 to 7 year old chil-dren, to a maximum of 20 participants. The Little Campers will partici-pate in a number of exciting summer activities, and will join with theLeadership Camp participants for weekly themes and age appropriateactivities.

July 5th- August 23rd

8:00am-5:30pm

Monday to Friday

Costs:

$165/ week

$135/ week(4 day Stat. Holiday weeks)

$640/Month- 4 weeks July 5th - July 30th

$610/Month-4 weeks August 3rd to 27th

For more information please contact Lisa, Childcare Coordinator at604-736-3588 ext 35 or [email protected]

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Licensed ChildmindingOffsite- Jericho Military Base at4th and Highbury

Need a Break? We have playactivities, messy hands-on crafts,outside play & early literacy sing

song circle time for your child.Stimulating educational activi-ties to help children prepare forpreschool and pre-kindergardenschool readiness. This program isfor children 18 months to 4 yearsold. We are staffed by trained andexperienced childcare workers.

Monday, Tuesday, WednesdayOR Friday (3 days max per child)

9:30am - 12:30pm

Cost:

1 day a week care:$144.00 monthly fee + $50.00non-refundable registration fee +$10.00

annual family membership. Firstand last months fees to be paid attime of registration.

2 days a week care:

$288.00 monthly fee + $50.00non-refundable registration fee +$10.00

annual family membership. Firstand last months fees to be paidat time of registration.

3 days a week care:

$432 monthly fee + $50.00non-refundable registration fee+ $10.00 annual family member-ship. First and last months feesto be paid at time of registration.

Contact: Lisa, Childcare Coordi-nator at 604-736-3588 ext. 35,[email protected]

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Family Programs

Strengthening ConnectionsOffsite at 2707 Tennis Crescent, UBC Campus

Kits House Family Resource Programs work in partnership with ourlocal community to provide opportunities, strengthen connections, andbuild a more welcoming and inclusive community.

Strengthening Connections is a project that provides supports for new-comer families on the Westside. Through our Peer Support Program,parent and caregiver volunteers provide 1st language assistance andwelcome newcomer families to their new home. Training is provided oncross-cultural communication, diversity, peer support, and leadership.Our existing Peer Support Volunteers speak: Mandarin, Spanish, Farsiand Arabic.

*We are recruiting Peer Support Volunteers for our next training ses-

sion in September 2010.If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please contact Sandra at604-736-3588 ext. 25, [email protected]


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Family Programs


Parent and Tot Drop-in: UBCOffsite at 2707 Tennis Crescent, UBC Campus

In partnership with UBC Family Resource Program, Kits House sup-ports newcomer families with children 0-6 years through increasedaccess to information, community services and 1st language peersupport.

Come and participate in multicultural celebrations, play-based learn-ing activities, circle time, arts & crafts, story time circles (in English,Mandarin, Spanish & Farsi), and borrow toys, books & resources fromWCCRC & Happy Kids Lending Libraries. Meet new friends, have funplaying and bonding with your child, and get connected with your com-munity!

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays10:00am 11:30am

Cost: FREE

Contact: Sandra at 604-736-3588 ext. 25, [email protected]


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Family Programs


Parent and Tot Drop-in: Kits HouseOnsite at 2305 West 7th Ave

Our Kits House family resource program supports families withchildren 0-5 years. Come and participate in our spacious play-basedlearning program offering messy art activities, circle time, outdoor playand hands-on child activity centres. Receive information and support

from our staff, volunteers and community partners, and meet newfriends!

Mondays & Fridays

9:30am 11:30am

Cost: $2 drop-in fee per family / visit + $10 annual family membership

NEW: Purchase a book of 10 tickets for $20 and get 1 free visit*please follow the ramp over the bridge until you reach the Red Dooron the side of the building.



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Family Programs


Caregivers Drop-in: Westcoast Child CareResource Centre

Onsite at 2305 West 7th Ave

A monthly drop-in program geared towards caregivers and children 0-5years. Join the program to meet other local caregivers, make friends,

and receive support from knowledgeable staff and peers. Parents withchildren 0-5 years are also welcome to attend.

Westcoast Child Care Resource Centre provides information, referrals,training and resources to families, individuals and organizations whoare seeking the best care and early learning for children.

For more information, please contact Vesna [email protected] or 604-709-5661.

2nd Wednesday of each month

9:30am 11:30am

Cost: $2 per family / visit



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Family Programs


Mama and Papa Goose ProgramOnsite at 2305 West 7th Ave

This program creates a buzz around the neighbourhood! Come andparticipate with other local parents and their children for an hour ofrhymes, songs and stories to help support early literacy. This pro-gram stimulates a healthy bond between you and your child. Meet

new friends and have fun!

For Parents & Infants 0-12 months

Next session: September 2010

Time: TBA

Cost: $60 + $10 annual family membership

New! For Parents & Toddlers 1-3 years

Next session: September 2010

Time: TBA

Cost: $60 + $10 annual family membership



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Family Programs


Sasamat Family Camp Weekend

Kits House is committed to ensure that nancial circumstances do not

prevent families from attending camp, and every year we receive sev-eral requests for subsidy assistance. Kits House is looking for individu-als, businesses and corporations to make a donation and help us senda family to camp!

Help us celebrate our 11th annual Family Camp Weekend!

For a donation of:

$50.00you can send a toddler to Family Camp$80.00you can send a youth to Family Camp$170.00you can send a single parent and their young child to FamilyCamp$350.00you can send a family of 4 to Family Camp

Family Camp Weekend provides healthy meals, family oriented out-door and waterfront activities, and opportunities for families to connectand experience the outdoors. In recognition for your contribution to ourFamily Camp Weekend, we would be happy to display your companys

logo on our website and Family Camp promotional materials.

Tax receipts are available upon request for amounts over $30*



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Youth Programs


Youth Advisory Group(Ideal for grades 7-12)

Onsite at 2305 W. 7th Ave.

Contribute in your community,develop your leadership skills,gain volunteer hours, plan youth

events, get creative, have fun!The Youth Advisory Group ismade up of youth ages 13-18who are interested in SHAR-ING THEIR VOICE & MAKINGTHINGS HAPPEN in the com-munity (youth events, programs,activities, working with kids/

seniors, art projects etc.) Youthlearn about issues in their com-munity and engage with thecommunity to plan events anddesign projects that positivelyimpact the issues that matter.

JOIN OUR FACEBOOK KitsHouse Youth Advisory GROUP

to nd out weekly topics, projectsand upcoming events!

New drop-in starts Fall 2010

Contact: Chelsea, CommunityYouth Engager at 604-736-3588,[email protected]

Youth Volunteer Skills(Ideal for grades 9-12)


Kits House hosts a 10 weekYouth Volunteer Skills TrainingProgram focusing on leader-

ship, conict resolution, resumebuilding, interview skills, time/stress management and lotsmore! Youth will gain more than20 volunteer hours, get involvedin community volunteer service,learn games and activities andgain references for the future.

Dates: Next session starts Sep-tember 2010

Registration Fee: $15 + $5annual member fee. Space islimited!

Contact: Chelsea, Com-

munity Youth Engager,[email protected] orEmily, Volunteer Coordina-tor at 604-736-3588 ext. 27,[email protected]


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Older Adult Programs


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

The Seniors Drop in for olderadults brings together neighbourson the West Side! It providesactive seniors a place to socializeand meet people. During the rst

hour, soup & sweets are served.In the latter hour, there may beeducational speakers, artistic per-formances, entertaining games,cultural activities or intergenera-tional connections.

Tuesdays- 11:00- 1:00pmCost: $3.00 + $5.00 annual mem-bership

Contact: Vinyse, Seniors SupportWorker 604-736-3588, [email protected]

Seniors AdvisoryGroup


The Seniors Advisory Committeesupports the drop-in program.New members are welcome!

3rd Tuesday of the month

1:00pm

Contact: Vinyse, Seniors SupportWorker 604-736-3588, [email protected]


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Westside Seniors Links Program

Are you a senior who wants some help around the house? The West-side Seniors Links Program provides you with a small list of studentsto interview. You hire whomever you choose and pay the student $10/hour directly. There is a 2 hour minimum. Students can help with anumber of tasks including light housework, odd jobs and gardening.

Contact: Sandra, Seniors Links Coordinator at 604-736-3588 ext. 25,[email protected]

Westside Seniors Peer Counselling Program

This program offers condential no-cost peer counseling and support

services to older adults. Peer counselling volunteers offer listening

support to seniors who are feeling lost, depressed, or lonely due to:relocation or a new living situation, separation from family members,bereavement, health and aging concerns or anxiety.

If you or someone you know would like more information, pleasecontact Vinyse, Seniors Support Worker 604-736-3588, [email protected]


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Osteot for Life


Reduce your risk of falling,strengthen muscles, improvebalance and coordination anddecrease the rate of bone loss!

Instructor: Keno Kinoshita (Os-teot instructors have taken spe-cial training given by BC Wom-ens Hospital and Health Centre.They can help modify exercisesto suit individual needs).

Tuesdays & Thursdays Nextsession starts September 7th,2010

8:30am - 9:30am

Cost: $49.00 for 14 sessions +$5.00 annual membership.

Contact: Julie, Seniors Coordi-nator at 604-736-3588 ext. 24,

[email protected]

Seniors Out-trips

Interesting and affordable out-trips once a month. Please regis-ter and prepay for all trips at theofce (2325 w. 7th Ave).

For more information, pleasecontact Julie, Seniors Coordinatorat 604-736-3588 ext. 24, [email protected]

Knitting Group


The knitting circle provides muchneeded items such as hats,scarfs, socks, sweaters, etc. thatare donated to local shelters. Newmembers welcome.

Fridays 1:30pm to 3:00pm

Cost: Free

For more information or to make adonation of wool, please contactJulie, Seniors Coordinator at 604-736-3588, [email protected]


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Steeves Manor Resource CentreOffsite at 1985 Wallace Street

In partnership with BC Housing, the Resource Centre offers support,recreational activities and resources to Steeves Manor tenants withsome programs open to the local community.

Resource Centre Hours: Monday to Friday 9:30am to 4pm

Ongoing Core Programs:

Lunches: Mondays Soup & Sandwich $3 (tenants) & Thursdays Catered Lunch $3 (tenants)

Community Kitchen:

The last Tuesday of every second month, a group of tenants get to-gether to cook multicultural meals, learn new skills, and share stories!

Osteot Classes:

No impact exercise to help improve bone density, strength and exibili-ty. Registration is required: $22 per month. Drop-in fee: $5 per session.Priority is given to Steeves Manor tenants.

Tuesdays 10:15-11:00am & Fridays 10:15-11:00am

For more information, please contact the Resource Centre at 604-224-4302, [email protected]


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Tai Chi Chuan (Taiji-quan): Traditional Yang

Style for Beginners and

Intermediates


This class will introduce the

popular Yang style of Taijiquan,an internal art that is known for itsgraceful sequence of 108 pos-tures. Characterized by slow, con-tinuous and gentle movements,the Yang style is ideal for practi-tioners of all ages and abilities.

Sundays 9:00am - 11:00am

Cost: $30.00 monthly + $5.00 an-nual membership

Contact: Michael Blackburn at604-734-0833

KarateOnsite at 2305 W. 7th Ave.

Beginner - Advanced: ButokukanKarate trains the body and themind with a healthy exercise pro-gram for all tness levels.

Thursdays 7:15pm - 9:00pm

Saturday 10:00am - 12:00pm

Cost: $45.00 monthly + $5.00 an-nual membership

Contact: Andrew Stephens (4thDegree Black Belt) at 604-251-4718

Karate for Kids


Mondays & Thursdays

6:15pm - 7:15pm

Cost: $40.00 monthly +

$5.00 annual membership (Costincludes uniform)

Contact: Andrew Stephens at604-251-4718

Classes


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Tesshinkan KobudoOnsite at 2305 W. 7th Ave.

Tesshinkan Ryu Kyu Kobudo is the study of traditional Okinawa weap-onry such as the bo, sai, Tunfa, as well as other indigenous weaponsfrom Okinawa.

Mondays 7:30pm - 9:30pm (All Levels)

Cost: $25.00 monthly + $5.00 annual membership.

Contact: Andrew Stephens at 604-251-4718

Laughter Yoga


Laughter Yoga is a fun way to keep t and laugh your buns off all at

the same time. In this lively interactive class, we use a combination ofyogic breathing and playful exercises to stimulate laughter. Its a greatway to dump stress, release endorphins (the feel-good hormone) andbe more lighthearted when we chuckle out the door.

Sundays 7:00-8:00pm

Cost: By donation

For more information call Maita Bird at 604-221-4161

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Support Programs

Gamblers Anonymous

Gamblers Anonymous is a fel-lowship of men and women whoshare their experiences, strengthsand hopes with each other thatthey may solve their commonproblems and help others to re-

cover from a gambling problem.

Wednesdays 8:00pm - 9:00pm

Al-Anon

The Al-Anon Family Groups area fellowship of relatives andfriends of alcoholics who sharetheir experiences, strengths andhopes in order to solve their com-mon problems. Alanon believesalcoholism is a family illness andthat changed attitudes can aid

recovery.

Tuesdays 8:00pm - 9:00pm

Saturdays 6:00pm - 7:00pm

Single Moms Group

Co-sponsored by the YWCA Van-couver, the group serves womenof all ages, from all backgrounds.Childminding is provided.

Mondays 6:30-8:30pmContact: 604-895-5789 to regis-ter.

Womens Group


NEW MEMBERS WELCOME!

Ages 40 +

A group where you can relax andenjoy the company and accep-tance of other women.

Thursdays 1:30pm - 3:30pm

Contact: Christina, Kitsilano-Fairview Mental Health Team at604-736-2881.


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UBC Law Students Legal Advice Program

The Law Students Legal Advice Program (LSLAP) offers free legalservices for low-income people in the Lower Mainland. Law students,working under the guidance of supervising lawyers, provide legalexpertise in a variety of areas including criminal matters, small claims,residential tenancies, WCB, CPP, employment insurance, family law,social assistance, wills and criminal injury compensation.

To make an appointment call: 604-822-5791.

Rentals

Kitsilano Neighbourhood House, hall and rooms are available for rent-

als. For more information contact Allison, Front Desk Support Workerat 604-736-3588, [email protected]

Community Access Computers

Community Access Program (CAP) has two public access computers

available in the Kitsilano Neighbourhood House, each equipped withOpen Ofce suite and Internet free of charge!

9:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday

For more information contact Allison, Front Desk Support Worker at604-736-3588, [email protected]

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Get Involved: Support KNH

Donate

We welcome donations to support the programs and community work.Corporate and personal donations will be recognized on our websitefor donations over $100.

Mail a cheque or money order to:


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 $30.

We are also looking for sponsors for our 4th annual Autumn Fair.Contact: Emily, Volunteer & Literacy Coordinator 604-736-3588 ext. 27,[email protected]



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Get Involved: Support KNH

Volunteer

At Kitsilano Neighbourhood House, we greatly value our volunteers. Bymaking a commitment to share your skills, ideas, time and enthusiasm,you will play an important role at our Neighbourhood House.

Volunteer placements are consensually arrived at based on the needs

of the community and our organization. We take into consideration thevolunteers interests, skills, experience and availability. Volunteers arerespected, valued and treated as equal co-workers. As a volunteer atKits House, you can expect to have fun, meet new people and have anenjoyable volunteer experience.

Current volunteer postings can be found at www.govolunteer.ca

Orientation Sessions

1st & 3rd Mondays of the month

4:00-5:00pm

Contact: Emily, Volunteer Coordinator at 604-736-3588 ext. 27,[email protected]



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Get Involved: Stay Connected

Website

www.kitshouse.org is the best way to stay connected to Kits House andwhat is happening in the community. Check out our new look and stayupdated on re-development news, upcoming events & Kits Blog. Youcan even ask Kit a question!

Social Media- Facebook, Twitter & Meet-up

We are on Facebook, Twitter & Meet-Up.com. You can access ourpages through the main page of our website: www.kitshouse.org.

E-newsletter

Subscibe to our e-newsletter at www.kitshouse.org. You can also pickup a copy at the ofce 2325 W. 7th Ave. Our Seniors Newsletter is also

available. Contact 604-736-3588 for more information.



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2305 2325 West 7th AvenueVancouver, BC

V6K 1Y4Phone: 604 736-3588Fax: 604 736-3640www.kitshouse.org

[email protected]

Kits House

Summer 2010

Program Guide

Serving the Westside since 1894

family youth childcare seniors support groups

community leadership collaboration opportunity

kits house program guide- summer2010

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