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The MHCC is currently seeking applications for eight (8) new Youth Council members as we enter our renewed 10-year mandate (2017-2027). Three of the vacant seven seats are designated for Indigenous representatives to be filled by one First Nations, one Inuit, and one Métis youth.

The MHCC’s Youth Council is an inclusive, safe space that values diverse perspectives and backgrounds. We are looking for youth who have lived experience with mental illness, or who have experienced the mental health system through a family member or friend.

New members of the Youth Council must commit to a 36-month term and will be at least 18 years old, but no older than 25, at the start of their term.

Learn more about the Youth Council of the Mental Health Commission of Canada here.

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Please note that this conference has been postponed to March 15, 2025

4 Korners Family Resource Center is thrilled to announce the publication of the

Caregivers to the Elderly Information and Support Guide: Maintaining Life Balance while Caregiving in English.

If you would like to obtain your own printed copy of the guide, please communicate with 4 Korners at

1-888-974-3940 or by email at [email protected]

This project was made possible thanks to financial support from

You can find more information regarding the activities offered by C.E.S.A.M.E. here : Cesamour Spring 2015

To find out more about C.E.S.A.M.E. you can visit the C.E.S.A.M.E. website!

This course is open to all.

This course is the basic requirement if you are interested in working as a school day care educator.

Students’ will be able to attend via VCN (video conferencing network)

should you be interested in registering, please contact Ms. Shelley L. Leckey at the CDC Pont-Viau at

450-680-3032 ext. 4136 or by e-mail at [email protected].