WWRC presents ‘Reclaiming Boundaries,’ a 6-part workshop intended for those 18+ who identify as women to learn about boundaries and building safer relationships. Have you given yourself the space to explore what is and what is not OK with you? Is it scary and difficult to express yourself honestly and set boundaries that matter to
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Join us for Kids in Motion, an exciting and energetic program designed to get children moving and having fun! This free program takes place every Monday from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. at the Wilmot Recreation Complex and runs on an ongoing basis. This program is open to caregivers and children aged 0 to 6 years.
The Circle of Security™ Parenting Program is an 8-week parenting program for parents and caregivers. This program is ongoing and runs throughout the year by trained facilitators online via Zoom, in-person, in a group, or one-on-one. The Circle of Security™ Parenting program is based on decades of research about how secure parent-child relationships can be
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Join other parents to talk about wellness topics and participate in creative activities. This group is a free, in-person program for parents of children 0-18 years old who are looking to connect and support each other. The Parent Wellness group meets each week at Wilmot & Wellesley Resource Centre. If you are interested in participating
Calling all youth in grades 4-9 to come out to our Youth Drop-In! Join us each week on Tuesday's in our Youth Space for a fun drop-in program with video games, crafts, activities and more! This program is held weekly at the Wilmot & Wellesley Resource Centre (enter at side door). No registration is necessary.
WWRC provides free, in-season clothing for children, youth and adults through our Clothing Cupboard Program. Items such as coats, sweaters, shirts, pants, socks, underwear, hats, mittens, gloves, shoes and boots – occasionally ice skates too – are items often available in the cupboards*. We are able to provide this program due to generous donations from
Join us for some family fun! Each week we use stories and crafts to learn something new about ourselves and the world around us. Each four week session has its own theme and children of all ages are welcome to attend with a caring adult. This program is free to attend. Held at the Wilmot
Come and explore with us! This program is focused on building, discovering and creating with natural materials and more! No Cost. Ages 0-6 with a caring adult. No registration required. Thursdays 9:30 am - 11:30 am Wilmot Family Resource Centre (upstairs)
Join us for some arts and crafts for the whole family! Each week at Family Arts and Crafts, we use stories, art, and crafts to learn something new about ourselves and the world around us. Each session has its own theme and children of all ages are welcome to attend with a caring adult. Family
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Every Thursday from 4:30 – 8:30 the Wilmot Family Resource Centre hosts a drop-in youth space in the Optimist Youth Room at Wilmot Rec Centre! Please visit the Wilmot Township Youth Programming page to find out about other cool things happening in the youth space, view the monthly calendar, and to register for a Youth Programming Card.
WWRC provides free, in-season clothing for children, youth and adults through our Clothing Cupboard Program. Items such as coats, sweaters, shirts, pants, socks, underwear, hats, mittens, gloves, shoes and boots – occasionally ice skates too – are items often available in the cupboards*. We are able to provide this program due to generous donations from
WWRC presents ‘Reclaiming Boundaries,’ a 6-part workshop intended for those 18+ who identify as women to learn about boundaries and building safer relationships. Have you given yourself the space to explore what is and what is not OK with you? Is it scary and difficult to express yourself honestly and set boundaries that matter to
Continue reading about Reclaiming Boundaries: Building Safe Relationships →
