April 16, 2025
Summer 2025 Aquatics Registration is Open
Registration for Summer 2025 Aquatic Programs is open on Amilia! Explore our daily and weekly swimming lessons, plus H2O Camp—a leadership program that includes Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion, and Bronze Cross courses.
Reminisce and celebrate with us at our 75th-anniversary event! November 21 2024 6:00pm-10:00pm in the gym at St. Alban’s 843 Palmerston Avenue, Toronto 19+ Event! Secure Your Spot at Our 75th Anniversary Celebration – Get Your Tickets Today! Don't miss out on the opportunity to join us for a memorable evening as we commemorate our 75th anniversary! Due to capacity limitations, only 100 tickets are available for purchase at this time. Act now to avoid missing out on this unforgettable event. (As of October 3, there are just under 50 tickets left) Ticket prices are currently $25 each, but don't wait too long – prices will increase to $35 on October 11. Tickets are required for admission, and no tickets will be sold at the door. Once you're ready to join the fun, simply click the link to purchase your tickets. Highlights: Catering by Food Dudes Bar with local wine and beer. (Drink tickets can be purchased at the event) Performance by mentalist Bobby Motta Club Tours, sharing of mementos and old photos Time for reconnecting with old friends and meeting new ones Let's gather together to relive cherished moments and celebrate the enduring success of our Clubs. We can't wait to celebrate with you! For more information about this event, please visit our event page.
On our seventh annual awareness day, BGC Clubs will share the unbelievable impact Clubs have on youth and their families in communities across the country. Get ready to celebrate BGC Club Day on Friday, June 7, 2024 Welcome to BGC Club Day! BGC Canada’s annual national awareness day will occur on Friday, June 7, 2024. We will showcase the incredible work of Clubs across the country as they continue to have an unbelievable impact on young people. For 120+ years, BGC Clubs have been creating opportunities for millions of Canadian kids and teens. Our trained staff and volunteers provide programs and services that help young people realize positive outcomes. Opportunity changes everything. BGC Clubs across the country will host different kinds of activations throughout BGC Club Day. At St. Alban's, kids from all of our satellite communities will meet at our Main Clubhouse and participate in a day of FUN and CELEBRATION! The day will include: Water balloons and Drip Drip Drench! Games like bean bag toss and potato sack races Face painting Tug of War Yummy snacks Talent Show Music and dancing! The kids will have so much fun meeting their friends from our family of Clubs! We look forward to sharing pictures of the day on our social media feeds! Look for the CN Tower and Niagara Falls to be lit up in BGC Green that night!
A FREE online group and workshop series, for individuals who are feeling isolated during the COVID-19 pandemic, struggling to find supports, and interested in developing new ways of coping. CRITERIA FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE SERIES • Self-identify as financially vulnerable • In need of mental health and/or wellbeing supports • Live in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) • Age 18+ REGISTRATION To ensure access to supports for as many folks as possible, please only sign up for ONE group or workshop. For more information and/or to register: • Choose the group or workshop that most interests you • Contact the facilitator through the registration information provided for their group If you have general questions about the series, please contact Kate Scowen at kate@hardfeelings.org This series is curated and hosted by Hard Feelings. Facilitators are running the groups/workshops through their individual private practices.
Mondays through Fridays 9:30 -10:10 am | Infant/Toddler Circle Time | Zoom link 10:30 -11:10 am | Preschool Circle Time | Zoom link 11:30 – 12:10 pm | Special Activities – see schedule | Zoom link 12:30 – 1:10 pm | Special Resources – see schedule Saturdays 10:00 – 10:40 am | Infant/Toddler Circle Time | Zoom link 11:00 – 11:40 am | Preschool Circle Time | Zoom link Special dates Friday April 16th at 10:30am | Join Laura Novog | Librarian Assistant from Palmerston Library for Reading and Song Circle! Zoom link | Meeting ID: 612 780 8327 | Passcode: 3HfKVp
The City recognizes that essential frontline workers may be experiencing increased levels of stress and anxiety as they continue to provide critical services and supports to Torontonians during the COVID-19 pandemic. As such, the City has partnered with select organizations to provide additional supports. Ontario Psychological Association If you are a frontline worker or are aware of a frontline worker struggling to cope during these very challenging times, the Ontario Psychological Association is making it easier than ever for Ontarians to connect with a psychologist. The COVID-19 Disaster Response Network has mobilized 325 psychologists who are offering psychological services at no cost to those with no or limited mental health coverage. Psychologists in Ontario will provide care at no cost to frontline workers without or with limited coverage and their families during COVID-19. To access this support Call 211, state you are a frontline service provider in need of mental health supports and you will be connected to a Psychologist Canadian Psychological Association The Canadian Psychological Association provides a contact list of licensed therapists who have volunteered to provide pro bono support during COVID-19. If you are a frontline health service provider, and would like to contact a psychologist, please refer to the contact list For the Frontlines Fast, free, text-based crisis counselling available 24/7 for health care professionals and essential workers. If you need support to deal with the feelings of anxiety, stress, fear, isolation, or other difficult emotions you are experiencing during COVID-19, access support by texting FRONTLINES to 741741. CAMH CAMH provides a resource page for healthcare workers who have been impacted by COVID-19, as well as a self referral form for support. It also runs virtual sessions, ECHO Coping with COVID , which are designed for Healthcare Providers and Health Professions Students responding to the COVID-19 pandemic Are you worried? The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged everyone’s ability to cope with stress. Managing stress is more difficult when we are taken out of our regular routines, dealing with a constantly changing situation and distanced from our usual supports. COVID-19 has created new life stressors and made existing ones even more intense. General Coping Tips to Cope with Stress Virtual Mental Health Programs & Tools Mental Health Apps More Information Coping with stress during the COVID-19 outbreak Challenging worries and anxious thoughts Dealing with problems in a structured way Coping with stress and anxiety Workbook for managing COVID-19 anxiety symptoms Anxiety Canada: COVID-19 town hall series Specific Stressors Violence at Home Having Enough Money Having Enough Food Paying Rent, Property Taxes & Utility Bills Getting Evicted Being Homeless
