This FREE drop-in program is available to everyone. Share jokes, stores, news articles, and many more. Coffee and tea will be provided.
No registration required.

The Hard-of-Hearing Support group provides an opportunity to learn coping strategies, share experiences in a safe environment, and gain information about technologies and other measures available to combat the challenge of living with this unfortunate condition.

Please note: No support group for Friday April 18th the centre is closed due to Good Friday

Join us for an opportunity to share your story, hear about other’s experiences, experience new activities, and gather information. There will be opportunities to join in on crafts, painting, fitness (some activities may have a cost, but that will be communicated ahead of time) Coffee, tea and cookies will be provided. This is a drop-in group. There is no commitment. For more information call us at 204-987-8850 or email
resource@stjamescentre.com

Group Leader: Edith Rodway

Please join Alex Cudney from McRoberts Law Office, who has more than 46 years of expertise. He will discuss estate planning, healthcare directives, power of attorney, and wills.

From packing to moving to unpacking and set-up of your new home (from making your beds, connecting tv’s to hanging art), Carefree Concierge does it all. This presentation provides a full overview of the services they offer to ensure that you have a stress-free move. Topics include solutions for the things you no longer need (sell; donate; recycle, etc.) to getting your home ready for sale.

Website: Carefree Concierge

Presenter: Leroy Peters

The E.R.I.K (Emergency Response Information Kit) is an excellent resource that has been supporting individuals in current and past years when it comes to informing emergency personnel and loved ones. This presentation will review what it is, why it exists and how you can use it most efficiently. Each participant will receive 1 E.R.I.K package. Suggested donation $2 for E.R.I.K package.

Presenter: Naomi Seniors Resource Coordinator

Join the healthy aging resource team for a discussion on factors to consider when managing arthritis or joint pain.

Facilitators: HART team

Eligibility criteria for the CVITP program can be found at Free Tax Clinics

Please see below the items you need to bring.

• Photo ID (current, not expired)
• Any income slips (CPP pension slip, T4, OAS, etc)
• Receipts for medical expenses and/or charitable donations
• For medical, these should be fairly organized, please do not bring a pile of unsorted medical expenses.

To book your appointment, please call 204-987-8850 or By email

Please note: These dates are tentative pending volunteer availability

Everyone has a little “junk” lying around. Ok, some of us have more than a little. Whether to prepare for a move or just simplifying your life decluttering is the first step. Regardless of how much stuff we have, we can all benefit from decluttering our lives and home.

Presenter: Brian McMillan is a local Realtor who specialises in helping seniors Downsize from their family homes to housing that is appropriate to Age In Place. You can learn more about him at Mysmallernest.com.

Do you want to learn how to use your iPad for ZOOM, watching movies, accessing online documents and so much more. This workshop is for you. You can register for one or more sessions. Please find the topics and dates listed below.

• Dec. 10th: Recognizing Fake News

• Jan. 7th: Accessing Government Services Online

• Jan. 21st: Digital Documents

• Feb. 4th: Making Technology Work for You! When Things are Hard to See

• Feb. 18th: Banking and Shopping Online

We will have limited number of iPads to use if you don’t have one. Just let Naomi know.

Presenter: SJA55+ Facilitator

Did you know that volunteering is good for you? Volunteering can ward off loneliness, reduce stress and be physically good for you! Join us at the centre to talk about the many volunteer positions we have and why they are good for you and the centre!

Presenter: Presenter: Naomi –Senior Resource Coordinator

Join us for a guided tour of Metropolitan Kiwanis Courts (MKC)—a welcoming non-profit residence in St. James. Explore our suites and common areas, see our dining room, and learn about the services and activities that make life here engaging and worry-free.

Whether you’re planning for the future or simply curious, this is a wonderful opportunity to experience first-hand what makes MKC such a welcoming place to live. We will meet at the front doors at Metropolitan Kiwanis Courts at 2300 Ness.

Registration deadline: Friday January 23rd