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CSC CHIGAMIK CHC Newsletter
August, 2016
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The People's Place
Newsletter - August, 2016
CHIGAMIK Partners with Karma to offer Free Community Garden Workshops
CSC CHIGAMIK CHC has partnered with The Karma Project to offer a free, hands-on garden workshop series to the community in North Simcoe. This new workshop series offers community members the skills needed to plant and harvest a summer garden. Topics include container gardening, growing and harvesting a sacred medicine garden, pollination stations, identifying weeds and invasive species and more. For information on the workshops and locations, click here.
LGBT Youth Connection Offering More Summer Programs at CHIGAMIK
LGBT youth of Midland and surrounding areas are taking part in fun and engaging activities this summer at the LGBT Youth Connection located at CSC CHIGAMIK CHC.
In addition to the weekly drop-ins, the group is also holding special events for youth over the summer months, which include group bowling, soap sculpting and group picnics.

Katie Mobbs, Family and Youth Program Coordinator at the Gilbert Centre says “our goal is to make the group a place for LGBT youth to connect with each other and their community. By offering fun events throughout the summer months, we really hope our youth can use the group not only as a social space and safe haven, but a place to build confidence, feel energized, have fun and above all, be themselves!” For more information about the LGBT Youth Connection program, click here.
Art as Medicine:
Traditional Healer Pam Tremblay, talks about healing through creativity
CSC CHIGAMIK CHC’s Aboriginal Traditional Healers understand that sickness begins in spirit, and impacts one’s mind, emotions, and body. The healers use traditional Aboriginal approaches to bring about wellness. Through culture and traditional healing methods, healers strive to help individuals achieve balance, harmony, and good health. 
 
One such healer is Pam Tremblay who often uses art and creativity as the focus of her healing.  “For me, as a Métis healer, everything is always coming from a place of creativity. When a person asks for help, they have to be open to the creative process and want to be part of creating the healing experience,” says Pam. Read more
Pam Tremblay teaches a Traditional Dot Painting class at CSC CHIGAMIK CHC
Sharing Our Stories…
At CSC CHIGAMIK CHC we take great pride in knowing we are meeting the mental, spiritual, physical and emotional health care needs of our community. Take a look at our recent client testimonial. If you would like to submit a story or testimonial of your own, we'd love to hear from you! Please visit us at www.chigamik.ca/about-us/our-stories. 
Damian Leonard learns how to cook at CSC CHIGAMIK CHC's Kitchen Talk classes
Save the Date!
CSC CHIGAMIK CHC's Annual General Meeting will be held on October 18th. We hope you'll join us!
Online registration now available
CHIGAMIK clients can now sign up for programs and events online!
 
Programs
Water Does Wonders!
Susan Cleaver dances to relieve pain at CHIGAMIK
CHIGAMIK in the news
Why Traditional Healing has a Place in Modern Health Care - The Globe and Mail
 
MotherCare Open House
MotherCare will be having an Open House at CSC CHIGAMIK CHC in the Fall for all expectant and new moms in the area. Join us to learn more about the program, meet other moms, have a bite to eat and take advantage of our great giveaways! Stay tuned for more information to come soon!
 
Drum Making Workshop, July 15, 2016 / Atelier de fabrication de tambour (15 juillet 2016)
Drum Making Workshop at CSC CHIGAMIK CHC
 
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