community wellness
SENIORS' SUPPORT GROUP
Facilitated by social worker Zoe Levitt
Are you a senior (65+) struggling with life during social isolation? Looking for a safe way to connect with other seniors to discuss your experiences and challenges? Just need a friendly shoulder to lean on?
We invite you to join our free bi-weekly virtual seniors support group where you can learn coping strategies and feel more empowered.
Email lisar@mnjcc.org for more info.
Zoe Levitt, is a Master's trained Social Worker who has devoted her whole career of 28 years to working with older people and their families. She has worked both in hospitals as well as in client's homes. She is passionate about helping people work through any emotional, social and physical challenges they may have so they can continue to live and enjoy their lives as fully as possible. For more information, please visit http://www.zoelevitt.com
STRENGTH OF SELF
A free, biweekly program for women who have experienced abuse. Led by a professional therapist.
• Participate in a small group setting
• Improve your self-esteem
• Increase your trust in others and yourself
• Form supportive relationships
• Practice yoga, mediation and self-care
• Enjoy nutritional snacks, pottery workshops and trips to the MNjcc Fitness Centre
Ongoing admission. Call Michelle at (416) 924-6211 x 6147 or email strengthofself@mnjcc.org to find out if this group is a good fit for you. Confidentiality is assured.
FREE TRIAL CLASSES (ALL WELLNESS)
MEMBERS' BRUNCH
Your kitchen, our community!
It’s been a long time since we’ve been allowed to open our doors and we can’t wait to be back. But in the meantime, why not spend an hour together?
Join us once a month for another Member’s Brunch and a themed discussion.
UNITED WAY COMMUNITY WELLNESS PROGRAM
The MNjcc's Community Wellness program is a free community initiative, funded by United Way Greater Toronto, that aims to support and offer opportunity to develop resiliency, wellness and connection. These programs and classes were chosen with the understanding that wellness and resiliency is an ongoing, developing practice of self-care, and that by connecting with each other, we can grow and build thriving, supportive communities. For more details: www.mnjcc.org/uw-communitywellness