Register for our free caregiver seminar on Maintaining Substitute Decision-Maker Status into Adulthood. Call (519) 344-2719 or email the office at ccmfsarnia@gmail.com to register.
Register for a Free Caregiver Seminar on Maintaining Substitute Decision-Maker Status into Adulthood The date is Monday, November 27, 2023 6pm Pathways Centre, Lambton Room 1240 Murphy Road, Sarnia Space is limited so register today by contacting the CCMF office by telephone or email.
Donations are always welcome and tax receipts will be issued to you. IF you gift by cheque or direct deposit, CCMF receives all of your donation dollars. Donations can also be gifted through Canada Helps. We are a listed participating charity. A small fee is charged by Canada Helps for this service. A tax receipt
Hands on Art Art classes take place weekly at Standing Oaks and from those art classes comes many beautiful creations! Did you know that the students art work is available for sale at: Dog Eat Dog on Mitton Street, About Face and Body on London Road, and Mainframe on London Road? Please support these wonderful
CCMF worked with Dragongfly Media, the residents at Standing Oaks and their staff to put together this video to show everyone a day in the life of our residents. It was fun to make and we hope that you enjoy it.
Music class is always fun • you can see the joy in Nick and Avery’s faces • Ethnee, our music director was away for a few weeks , I think that she was missed!
Bubble Tubes CCMF was very fortunate to have received a donation from a local philanthropist couple. Various things to enhance the lives of our residents were purchased. Two such items that provide stunning sensory solutions, bubble tubes. these tubes provide calming and stimulating visual aids. The moving bubbles shimmer and flicker, chromotherapy is offered from
Come to Victoria Playhouse in Petrolia and meet some of our artists. We are having an opening reception on July 15, 2019. We would love to welcome you.
In the News: http://www.theobserver.ca/2017/02/24/art-program-for-sarnias-standing-oaks-shows-its-best Sue Bendall, left, helps Kim Manion select a colour for a watercolour painting during Friday’s Hands On Art program at Standing Oaks in Sarnia. Bendall is leader of the weekly art program provided by Community Concerns for the Medically Fragile for residents of Standing Oaks, and other residences in the community.
In The News: http://www.theobserver.ca/2016/03/09/standing-oaks-residents-turn-their-hands-elbows-and-chins-into-makeshift-paintbrushes-to-create-art Sue Bendall helps Jeremy Vautour with a shaving cream and paint project during a weekly Hands on Art class Wednesday March 9, 2016 at Standing Oaks, a residence for medically fragile adults in Sarnia, Ont. (Paul Morden, The Observer) #inthenews #HandsOnArt #TheObserver
