Join us at RISE Community Health Centre (5198 Joyce St) for the grand opening of our pharmacy!
Tag: RISE Community Health Centre
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Settlement: Teens Cook! Food Sense (Ages 13-18)
Thursdays (July 13 to Aug. 17) from 4 to 7 pm
Teens aged 13 to 18 years old (or Grades 8 to 12) are invoiced to join Chef Mickey on a culinary adventure where they will:
- Embrace teamwork: Cook together, communicate and create delicious dishes as a team
- Explore diversity: Discover flavours from around the world, celebrating diverse food cultures
- Boost confidence: Master cooking techniques, achieve greatness and become more confident chefs
- Eat healthily on a budget: Cook nutritious meals without sacrificing taste, all within a budget
Food Sense is brought to you by RISE Community Health Centre and Youth Settlement Services made possible through the BC Centre of Disease Control program Food Skills for Families
Registration
Advanced registration is required.
- Register online (via Google Forms)
- Or email Robert at rmoya@cnh.bc.ca, Nubia at ngarcia@cnh.bc.ca or RISE at risechc@cnh.bc.ca
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Celebrating a CNH volunteer’s drive to create and share art to the community
April 16-22 is National Volunteer Week! We recently celebrated CNH’s volunteers at our Volunteer Appreciation Event at CNH to thank and honour them for their continued generosity in contributing to and building an interconnected community.
This year’s theme is “Volunteering Weaves us Together,” and this couldn’t ring more true to the hundreds of folks who poured in hours to volunteer for our programs and services. Our continued growth and expansion is thanks in huge part to our volunteers, who continue to generously share their time, talent, and energy to support one another and in turn, the community.
This week, we are sharing some stories from our staff—and the volunteers themselves—that celebrate these volunteers’ collective impact through their kindness, generosity, and commitment.
From Sandra Bodenhamer, Director of RISE Community Health Centre:
Tess I has been a dedicated and passionate volunteer on the Advisory Committee since the very beginnings of RISE Community Health Centre. Last year, she created an opportunity for local artists to paint murals throughout RISE. As an artist herself, she donated a beautiful art piece called ROOTS which creates a soothing environment for clients. -
Supporting the improvement of health services through volunteering
April 16-22 is National Volunteer Week! We recently celebrated CNH’s volunteers at our Volunteer Appreciation Event at CNH to thank and honour them for their continued generosity in contributing to and building an interconnected community.
This year’s theme is “Volunteering Weaves us Together,” and this couldn’t ring more true to the hundreds of folks who poured in hours to volunteer for our programs and services. Our continued growth and expansion is thanks in huge part to our volunteers, who continue to generously share their time, talent, and energy to support one another and in turn, the community.
This week, we are sharing some stories from our staff—and the volunteers themselves—that celebrate these volunteers’ collective impact through their kindness, generosity, and commitment.
From Sandra Bodenhamer, Director of RISE Community Health Centre:
“The RISE Community Health Centre Advisory Committee is a devoted team of volunteers that meet monthly. They report on community trends, and provide advice on how to improve health services. This summer, they helped run the RISE CHC grand opening event. They helped by providing Naloxone training, giving tours in different languages and sharing information about CNH.”
