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Until we can reopen our offices, we continue to offer individual and group services by phone, email and virtual meetings.
You can reach us by phone and email: www.centrevictoria.ca/nous-joindre
Our 24/7 Fem'aide service is always available 24/7 at 1-877-336-2433.

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If you are looking for a shelter, call Fem'aide 1-877-336-2433 or the accommodation closest to you:

• Maison Genevra / YWCA Sudbury - www.ywcasudbury.ca - 705-673-4754
• Maplegate House for Women (Elliot Lake) - www.maplegate.info - 705-461-7977
• Women In Crisis (Sault Ste. Marie) - www.womenincrisis.ca - 705-759-1230
• Chadwic Home (Wawa) - www.chadwichome.com - 705-856-2848

Operates a counselling centre dedicated to providing services to Francophone women who have experienced any type of violence including sexual, physical, psychological, verbal, economical

Offers an array of services including the following:

• Fem'aide, a 24-hour crisis telephone service
• Individual counselling
• Support groups
• Referrals to other community agencies and services
• Crisis intervention services
• Accompaniment to various appointments and meetings
• Public education and awareness campaigns

Notice: In light of COVID-19 and physical distancing guidelines, Seniors Services has altered its program delivery methods and citizens aged 55+ can now access programming by telephone and video conference.

• Provides services and activities for older adults
• Centre is a fully accessible facility housing an auditorium, kitchen, lounge, craft room, games room, computer room, HAM radio room and two multi-purpose room

Programs offered encompass the following areas:

• Active Living
• Arts and Crafts
• Bus trips
• Educational programs
• Special events
• Health-related programs

• Administers health, social, educational, recreational and cultural programs and services for urban Indigenous people in the Sault Ste Marie area
• Addresses the distinct needs of Indigenous peoples in the areas of justice, health, education, employment and training and relief of poverty
• Provides a meeting place for urban Indigenous people
• Participates in community development activities that promote cultural diversity and partnership development with other agencies
• Works with Mamaweswen North Shore Tribal Council to coordinate health programs at the N'Mninoeyaa Community Health Access Centre

Operates a recreational facility consisting of the following:

• Aquatics (two pools)
• Child Care services for recreation participants
• Group Fitness Classes
• Fitness equipment (strength training, free weights, treadmills, bikes and cross-trainers)
• Personal training
• Recreational programs
• Squash courts
• Summer, holiday, March Break and PD day programs

This organization is a Registered Charity

Operates a multi-purpose recreation facility for public use and rental

Amenities include:

• Community ice surface (85 feet by 185 feet)
• NHL (85 feet by 200 feet) ice surface
• Seats 300 in each arena
• Meeting room, classroom, tournament centre office, 210 seat lounge/restaurant, concession areas, pro shop, gymnastic facilites and family change rooms

Offers:

• Ice rentals
• Public and adult recreational ice skating
• Public and private sledge skating

Notice: In light of COVID-19 and physical distancing guidelines, Seniors Services has altered its program delivery methods and citizens aged 55+ can now access programming by telephone and video conference.

Offers services and activities for older adults

Offers various activities and clinics including the following:

• Arts and Crafts
• Active Living Programs
• Bus trips
• Club 235 events
• Educational Programs
• Health Promotion and Support Programs
• Special Events

Responsible for planning, developing and implementing all social, recreational and special events for children and youth of the community

• Provides various after-school activities such as arts and crafts, video game nights, movie nights and sports events
• Organizes and supervises various outdoor activities for youth during summer months such as baseball, basketball, soccer, dodgeball and frisbee
• Maintains a job board with current listings of available employment

Manages community recreation programs and facilities for all ages and abilities including tennis courts, playgrounds, sportsplex arena and skateboard park

Administers a variety of registered programs including the following:

• Community Centres
• Community Recreation Programs
• Events/Festivals
• Family literacy celebrations
• Older Adults Programs/Services
• Summer day camps for children
• Snow mobile driver's course
• Volunteer Management
• Youth soccer
• Youth and adult slo-pitch leagues
• Call for list of programs and scheduling

Responsible for a variety of recreational opportunities including the following:

• Centennial Park
• Historical Centre
• Fairgrounds
• Bird watching stations
• Bar River Community Centre
• Laird Raceway
• Laird Township Hall
• Waterfront Development Plan

Promotes awareness of youth issues and provides programs and services to enhance the lives of community's youth

• Oversees a youth centre located in the upstairs of the Sports Complex
• Provides teachings, ceremonies and understanding of Anishnabek culture
• Organizes various sports events and opportunities such as basketball skills development and volleyball nights
• Coordinates movie nights, craft sessions and youth dinners
• Teaches classes for regalia making, traditional dance and explains the cultural meaning of both
• Provides presentations and workshops including but not limited to Bullying Awareness, Dangers of Smoking, Teenage Pregnancy and Safe Sex Education
• Supervises trips for youth to attend events out-of-town

Provides a variety of social, recreational and physical activities such as:

• Bingo
• Card games
• Crafts
• Karaoke
• Line dancing
• Special events and holiday parties
• Tai Chi and yoga
• Dance exercise
• Bridge lessons
• Shuffleboard
• Beanbag baseball

Offers access to an exercise room

Until we can reopen our offices, we continue to offer individual and group services by phone, email and virtual meetings.
You can reach us by phone and email: www.centrevictoria.ca/nous-joindre
Our 24/7 Fem'aide service is always available 24/7 at 1-877-336-2433.

***
If you are looking for a shelter, call Fem'aide 1-877-336-2433 or the accommodation closest to you:

• Maison Genevra / YWCA Sudbury - www.ywcasudbury.ca - 705-673-4754
• Maplegate House for Women (Elliot Lake) - www.maplegate.info - 705-461-7977
• Women In Crisis (Sault Ste. Marie) - www.womenincrisis.ca - 705-759-1230
• Chadwic Home (Wawa) - www.chadwichome.com - 705-856-2848

Operates a counselling centre dedicated to providing services to Francophone women who have experienced any type of violence including sexual, physical, psychological, verbal, economical

Offers an array of services including the following:

• Fem'aide, a 24-hour crisis telephone service
• Individual counselling
• Support groups
• Referrals to other community agencies and services
• Crisis intervention services
• Accompaniment to various appointments and meetings
• Public education and awareness campaigns

Offers a community drop-in centre for seniors

• Provides socialization for community elders
• Equipped with a fully functional kitchen, dining area, and laundry facilities
• Provides the services of an on-site Personal Support Worker

Programs and activities can include but are not limited to:

• Bingos
• Card games
• Craft-making
• Field trips
• Fundraisers such as community breakfasts
• Information sessions on health and social issues
• Workshops

Provides a social setting for older adults to meet and socialize

Activities may include:

• Bridge, Euchre, Cribbage
• Pot Luck Dinners
• Luncheons
• Christmas Bazaar
• Bake Sales

Responsible for planning, developing and implementing all social, recreational and special events for members of the community

Youth Program

• Promotes physical fitness and participation by providing gym and sports nights
• Offers game and tournament nights at the recreation centre
• Offers workshops and group discussion sessions on various topics such as bullying, sex, drugs and alcohol; provides treats and refreshments
• Plans extra curricular activities outside the community such as bowling, skating and sliding events
• Hosts movie nights with pizza and pop