World Poisoning Awareness Day / International Overdose Awareness Day Join us in honouring those who have lost their lives and those impacted by drug poisoning. The evening will be accompanied by guest speakers, a candlelight vigil, refreshments and more. Where: Richmond Hill United Church - 10201 Yonge St, Richmond Hill […]
A safe and welcoming support group to socialize and find support from others who share similar experiences.
This group will challenge negative emotions, share coping skills and empower individuals to take control of their personal wellness.
The Family Support Group is a safe and supportive space for family members/caregivers supporting loved ones with mental health and addiction challenges.
Who AM I? is an open support group for those who wish to understand, accept and embrace their uniqueness. Have you ever said to yourself “I don’t know who I am anymore?”. Maybe you’ve said, “My life is not what I want it to be”. These statements are more common […]
A safe and welcoming support group to socialize and find support from others who share similar experiences.
The Richmond Hill Drop-in is hosting a community BBQ to celebrate our 25th Anniversary! We will be serving hamburgers, hot dogs, and other light refreshments. This event is FREE and everyone is welcome to attend. Date: Friday, September 8, 2023 Time: 11:30 am - 2:30 pm Location: Wave Pool […]
A safe and welcoming support group to socialize and find support from others who share similar experiences.
Coping with Grief is a six-week bereavement peer support group for individuals who have lost a loved one to help cope with their grief. This group will hold space and support individuals in their healing journey. Participants will discuss how losing a loved one affected them and support each other […]
This group will challenge negative emotions, share coping skills and empower individuals to take control of their personal wellness.
Krasman Centre's Anti-Racism Anti-Oppression Change Committee (ARAOCC) presents an educational session by the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR). This virtual event will feature our guest Jake Charles or Na-nock-ashee (which means Hummingbird in Ojibway), a traditional Anishinaabe knowledge sharer, teacher, and cultural guide in his community of the Chippewas of […]
