Vibe starts up its Fall programming September 21! Join us at the sparkling new mâmawêyatitân centre, use the entrance on Elphinstone & 6th. Catch the Vibe!

Animal Well-Fair helps the Regina Humane Society celebrate the end of the summer! Animal Well-Fair marks the end of a busy and educational summer for the RHS and the hundreds of children who learn about animal welfare and responsible pet ownership through our Pet S.T.O.P. (Pet Supply, Training, and Outreach Program) visits. This family event is held every year in Grassick Playground (at the corner of Cameron St. and 3^rd Ave.). The 2017 event is on Saturday, September 9.

• Feature Stories:
  mâmawêyatitân centre – “Let’s Be All Together”
  North Central as Ecomuseum
  Beatrice’s Prayer for North Central
  Two Different Lives: Jason Whitecap
  North Central Street Fair for Culture Days – Sept. 30
  Scott Collegiate Reunion

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The 11^th annual North Central Health Fair, presented by SaskMilk,  will be on Wednesday August 16, 2017 at the Rainbow Youth Centre. North Central residents will have the opportunity to attend an interactive free heath fair and BBQ in their community where they can meet health professionals and presenters from a number of non-profits to gain information and tips to help improve their health and wellness.

The North Central Health Fair is designed to increase awareness of chronic disease risks and to introduce participants to health resources in their community. The Health Fair provides residents with information on their personal risk for developing diabetes and the opportunity to receive one-on-one diabetes education and counselling from a variety of healthcare professionals. The event follows an upstream methodology, focusing on prevention and early detection, rather than treating the illness after the fact. Residents have access to healthcare professionals and resources in a nearby, familiar setting where neighbouCDA POSTER NCHF poster 2017rhood members are involved in planning the project for their community which promotes pride, health and wellness.

Community partners, Aboriginal Health Home Care, Diabetes Canada, North Central Community Association, Four Directions Health, Rainbow Youth Centre, Regina Food Bank, Regina Police Service and SEARCH have planned a highly interactive event that uses a passport approach to encourage participants to visit the various activities and learning stations. At each station the passport is stamped and then passport is exchanged for a healthy barbecue meal including lean burgers, fruit, vegetables and water. Additionally, dancers and drummers perform traditional dancing, as an example of physical activity that should be incorporated into a healthy lifestyle. This year the North Central Health Fair is registered as a Participaction 150 playlist event and residents can become involved in physical activities for the whole family, have a healthy BBQ lunch, learn more about healthy living and enjoy the entertainment. The event runs from 11am – 2 pm on August 16, 2017.

Joining as the presenting sponsor in 2017, SaskMilk proudly represents Saskatchewan’s 160 dairy family farms! SaskMilk’s dairy farmers are committed to producing safe, antibiotic-free, high-quality milk without the use of growth hormones, and to giving back to our communities throughout Saskatchewan.

SUMMER 2017 PROGRAMMING

FREE Drop In! Vibe  will be doing crafts, games, recreation and some light snack making. The program runs for two hours and will be held in the new mâmawêyatitân centre, located at 3355 6th Avenue; Entrance on 6th Ave. & Montague St.
Phone: 306-791-9888

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Thank you for your contribution to the North Central community planning process!

Read or download the NCCA – Community Action Plan – June 12, 2017 – FINAL (note this is a large document, 93 pages in length)
Read or download the NCCA – Recap – Feature Summary Report – June 12, 2017 – FINAL (executive summary – 20 pages).

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The June issue celebrates The Women of White Pony Lodge on their YWCA Women of Distinction Award for Circle of Friends.

Stories on Regina Transition House, NCCA’s Summer Programming, Scott Collegiate News, SEARCH News. Invitation to NCCA’s Annual General Meeting, June 22.

Tired of North Central’s messy alleys? Would you like to volunteer for a day to help clean it up?

Last year the Renew Project cleaned up alleys in North Central and covered a majority of the graffiti in the neighbourhood with the help of Gentle Road Church!

Now we are looking to build upon the success of last year.

Renew will be hosting events throughout the summer of 2017 to clean up targeted alleys in North Central. Clean ups include garbage pick-up, covering graffiti and minor yard work. After the event the Renew staff will host a BBQ for all the volunteers in the event. Volunteers are needed for each event to ensure a successful summer with renewing the community. Volunteers like you help make it possible to work together to build a safer and cleaner community. We greatly appreciate the time and commitment that this community has to offer. Please contact our office at (306) 791-9888 or email  Josh@nccaregina.ca or renew@nccaregina.ca with your questions or any concerns you may have.

Wednesday, May 17
Join the community agencies in the Together Now gathering (the final one at this address!) on Wednesday, May 17, 1:00 pm.

Questions? call 306-791-9888

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