Join a Peer Support Group: Reconnect & Recover
Our peer support groups provide a safe space for people experiencing mental health and/or addiction challenges to share, be heard, and uplifted by others. We strive to maintain a warm and welcoming environment and foster mutually supportive relationships that empower recovery, personal growth, and social action.
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All groups are held online via Zoom. Participants will receive the Zoom meeting link information after registering. If you wish to register by phone, please call 416-303-2629.
Exploring Emotions and Behaviours
Tuesday, April 4, 11, 18, and 25 | 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm
Register online for Exploring Emotions and Behaviours
Family Support Group
Tuesday, April 4 & 18 | 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Register online for the Family Support Group
The Meeting Spot
WE HAVE NEW DATES & TIMES!
Mondays | 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Thursdays | 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Register online for The Meeting Spot
Tough Stuff - An All-Inclusive Addictions Support Group
NEW GROUP CYCLE BEINGS APRIL 11 (6 sessions)
Tuesday, April 11 & 25 | 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Register online for Tough Stuff
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Recovery: A Journey of the Heart will explore the role our heart plays in our mental health. This weekly, workshop-style, interactive group allows peers the opportunity to discover new and exciting ways of looking at recovery. This is an excellent workshop if you are thinking about applying to the Krasman Centre’s PREP Program (Peer Recovery Education Program).
Thursday, April 13, 20, 27, May 4, 11 (5 Sessions)
10:00 am - 12:00 pm | Online Via Zoom
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Games Day | Every Friday | 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm | Online via Zoom
Set aside some time to have FUN and LAUGH! Join like-minded people in an exploration of entertaining games. We will play word games, scavenger hunts, online games, charades, and board games, sing, dance, and make up funny verses. Trust yourself to let go and be FREE. Start every weekend off with a blast.
Register online for Games Day
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Visitors get creative with art at the Richmond Hill Drop-by
In its temporary location at the Wave Pool Facility at 5 Hopkins St., The Krasman Centre's Richmond Hill Drop-by provides basic support to individuals experiencing homelessness and access to:
- Peer support, system navigation, warm transfers, resources and referrals
- Peer Support-based activities such as groups promoting creativity such as arts and crafts, and poetry
- Harm reduction resources and supplies
- Wellness items*
- Personal care facilities and supplies*
- Light refreshment
*(limited quantities available) For more information, please call Anand at 416-509-9681.
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Thank you to our Incredible Team of Volunteers
In honour of National Volunteer Week, we would like to thank our incredible volunteers for their dedication and support of Krasman Centre's Warm Line & Peer Crisis Support Services. Did you know that the Warm Line receives over 6,000 calls a month? We could not have answered that many calls without the support of our volunteers!
Being a volunteer with the Warm Line provides an opportunity for people to utilize their lived experience with mental health concerns, addiction, and/or trauma in a real and meaningful way which directly impacts other people and their own recovery.
We welcome new volunteers to apply!
Please complete the pre-interview online form to learn if this volunteer opportunity is the right fit for you. For more information, contact Amy Thompson, Warm Line and Peer Crisis Supports Manager at a.thompson@krasmancentre.com
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Earth Day - April 22, 2023
Earth Day is an annual event to raise awareness for environmental protection and causes. Together, we can keep our planet healthy and beautiful by making conscious choices in our daily lives. Learn more about Earth Day
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Community Clean-up in Richmond Hill
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'Communi-Tea' Symposium in Richmond Hill
The South Central Richmond Hill Community Action Table (SCRHCAT) is hosting a 'Communi-Tea' Symposium on Saturday, April 22, 2023, at the Centennial Pool at 161 Newkirk Road in Richmond Hill, from 12 pm-3 pm. The event will showcase local community agencies, and many family fun activities.
For more information or to be a vendor, please contact Tricia Ali at tali@fsyr.ca
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Finding Pennies: Where We Least Expect It
Join Peer Supporters Cathy and Susan at the Alliston Drop-by for the "Finding Pennies' workshop to make the dollars we have stretch as far as possible. The workshop will share tips on money management, smart shopping, home care, and meal preparation.
Bi-weekly on Fridays | 10:30-12:00 pm
Alliston Memorial Arena (West Entrance) 49 Nelson St W, Alliston, ON
Light Refreshments will be provided.
For more information or to register, contact Cathleen Marenguer at (416) 562-8824 or email c.marengeur@krasmancentre.com.
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Free Income Tax Clinics (Angus and Alliston)
It's that time of year to file your income taxes! United Way Simcoe Muskoka is offering Free Income Tax Clinics in Essa Township and New Tecumseth for individuals living with low-income households.
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24/7 Warm Line & Peer Crisis Support Service | 1-888-777-0979
Chat Support Services Available from 10 AM to 12 AM
Chat with us online at KrasmanCentre.com
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The Krasman Centre E-Newsletter is published on the first of every month, and is intended to provide information in a spirit of non-judgment to people dealing with mental health challenges, their families and friends. Articles and/or opinions expressed therein do not necessarily represent those of the Centre, its Staff, Board of Directors or Volunteers.
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