Discover the grace of dance at any age! We are thrilled to introduce Sharing Dance Older Adults Dance Program developed by Baycrest and Canada’s National Ballet School, right here in our community! No prior dance experience required! This program is all about embracing the art of dance, socializing, staying active, improving strength, flexibility and supporting […]
A low-impact class for older adults that contains a mix of cardiovascular, strength, flexibility and memory exercises. This class will also help improve your strength and mobility to prevent a fall. Join us at the 50+ Club in Cache Bay on Thursdays from 11:00-12:00!
The Dynaband program is an exercise program for older adults using dyna bands (elastic bands), and other exercise equipment. This class has components of endurance, balance and strength exercises and finishes with stretching. Come join us at the Lavigne Community Centre every Tuesday from 10:00-11:00!
A 12-week falls prevention program combining education and exercise. Learn how to reduce your fall risk and increase your strength and balance. Registration is required for this class.
Sewing for a cause! Participants work on various projects (pyjamas, clothing, quilts, etc.) based on needs. These articles are donated to different organizations and to individuals in our community or abroad. Registration required. *This program is currently at full capacity*
Members meet weekly to socialize, share stories and craft together. Any projects are welcome!
The women’s hand-drumming circle focuses on gaining a voice and a sense of holistic healing. Participants in the group connect with their emotional and spiritual well-being through shared songs and story-telling. Women and children are welcome.
Want to learn how to play pickleball? Join us on Monday's from 3:00-5:00 pm!
The Alzheimer Society Adult Day Program offers a safe, structured and stimulating environment that provides clients with meaningful activities and basic personal care while respecting their life history, cultural and spiritual beliefs.
Gentle yoga incorporates several types of physical exercises and simple postures with stretching, breathing and relaxation techniques. If you are looking for a low-impact activity that will enhance your fitness levels and help you relax, this activity is for you!
Tai Chi is a fluid movement practice that combines relaxation, meditation and action. This class practices Yang Style Short Form tai chi movements which consist of slow, continuous, soft and circular movements in a flowing form. Each posture flows into the next without pausing. If you are looking to increase your balance, strength, flexibility and […]
The Older Adults Staying in Shape (OASIS) is a holistic health program that meets the social, physical, emotional, mental health and cognitive needs of older adults living in West Nipissing. Registration required. *This program is currently at full capacity*
Chair yoga allows you to stay seated while doing light stretching, breathing techniques and meditation, helping you achieve patience, calm and self-control.
The Youth Positive Space Program welcomes all youth between the ages of 12 and 18. The space allows youth to express their authentic self and explore their identity without fear by interacting with peers and mentors. Registration mandatory: Call / email Desirée at 705-753-0151 or communityhealth@cscno-wnchc.org We look forward to seeing you there! We would […]
The Older Adults Staying in Shape (OASIS) is a holistic health program that meets the social, physical, emotional, mental health and cognitive needs of older adults living in West Nipissing.
Members of this group meet weekly to socialize and to knit or crochet various items for either personal use or to make donations in the community (women’s shelter, red scarf project, tree of warmth, etc.).
Participants meet to socialize and work on their personal scrapbooking projects together. The cost to participate is $4.00 per session to cover materials.
West Nipissing Community Health Centre strives at all times to provide its services in a way that respects the dignity and independence of people with disabilities.
The WNCHC has access to shared electronic medical records (EMR) through eHealth Ontario’s /ConnectingOntario/, but does not contribute any client information to this shared EMR.
