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Events at Club 90 and in the Community

North Shore Community Support Services hosts a variety of community information activities, fundraisers and special events for Club 90. Activities include the Drag Races, Mental Health Week, and Club 90's summer camp. Check this page to see what is coming up.

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News and past events

Club 90 celebrated Valentine's day with a Friendship Dinner that took place on Friday, February 14.  About 40 people attended and enjoyed spaghetti, caesar salad and dinner roll, along with a variety of desserts.  Thanks to all the volunteers that cooked and served the meal, and decorated the place for this occasion.

We celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a Luck of the Irish Dinner that took place on Monday, March 17.  About 40 people attended and enjoyed Irish stew, salad, and dessert.  Thanks to all the volunteers that cooked and served the meal, and decorated the place for this occasion, and Thor for providing the entertainment.

We celebrated Easter with a dinner that took place on Thursday, April 17.  About 50 people attended and enjoyed ham, potatoes, carrots, salad, and dessert.  Thanks to all the volunteers that cooked and served the meal, and decorated the place for this occasion.

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Upcoming Events

Celebrate Mental Health Week from Monday, May 5 to Friday, May 9.  The theme is Unmasking Mental Health.  There will be a variety of presentations, workshops, movies, and a community open house and barbeque, as well as activities and meals.   Click here for details.

Meals will be served at 3:30 pm.  The cost is $2.50.  Please call (705) 848-2879 by 12:00 pm to reserve your meal.  On Friday's, iChef meals can be picked up at 3:30 pm.

Club 90 has faced many challenges as a result of the  COVID-19 pandemic over the past year, and like many agencies and businesses, had to adapt.  Staff adapted by making outreach calls.When the Club was open, one-on-one and group sessions took place to help members cope with the stress of COVID-19.  Click here for a full report for the past years.

Check back on this website to find out what is happening. New events are being planned and will be posted as information becomes available. Upcoming activities are also published in the newsletter "Stepping Stones".

 

 

 

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