Southpoint Sun - March 16, 2022

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Wednesday, March 16, 2022

Seniors’ Health and Wellness Fair REGIONAL — A virtual health fair will be held next week to offer seniors theme-based educational webinars. The upcoming Virtual Seniors Health and Wellness Fair is a collaborative effort sponsored by Hospice Palliative Care Ontario, Community Support Centre of Essex/ WECCC, Home Instead

Tecumseh and Leamington, South Asian Centre of Windsor, CARP, and Health Commons Solutions Lab, Sinai Health, in partnership with the Older Adult Centres’ Association of Ontario with funding provided by the Government of Ontario. “We’ve all experienced feelings of loneliness during the pandemic, and

seniors are at a particularly high risk for isolation,” said Colleen Jershy, owner of the Home Instead office serving Windsor-Essex. “The upcoming Health and Wellness Fair for Seniors invites older adults to discover new ways to reconnect within their communities and re-engage in doing the things that are most

Second Take Your Shot event coming up LEAMINGTON —The Bridge Youth Resource Centre is hosting its second annual Take Your Shot event. Youth between the ages of 17-24 in the Windsor-Essex or Chatham-Kent area are eligible to apply for either the entrepreneurial business or bursary competition. Prizes for both streams are upwards of $20,000 for a total of $90,000 being given away at the event to local youth. For the entrepreneurial stream, youth need to have an idea for a business they’d like to open or already have a business operation. For the education

stream, additional eligibility criteria are outlined depending on which bursary youth are applying for. Applications for both are open until April 1, 2022. Visit https://thebridgeyouth.ca/take-yourshot/ for all competition details. Last year’s finalists had this to say about the event: “This was an amazing initiative that I am very thankful I could participate in. This program really allowed me to take my business to the next level and I would highly recommend anyone considering to apply to do so,

important to them.” The fair will be held virtually March 21 to 25, 2022 from 10 am to 1 pm each day. Different theme-based educational webinars and live interactive classes will be offered daily. Theme days include: “Living Healthy Longer”; “Let’s Talk Social Connection”; “Aging at Home: There’s Help Out There”; “Caring, Planning and Safety”; and “Let’s Talk

you won’t regret it!” “The Take Your Shot Bursary has provided me with the ability to fund my future and work towards my future goals,” said another participant. The Bridge’s vision is that every youth reaches their potential and this initiative supports the organization’s program goals to provide education and job services directly or through collaborative partnership support. For more information contact Krista Rempel, Executive Director, 226773-3454 ext. 301, email krista@thebridgeyouth. ca, website www.thebriAd Size:10.25" dgeyouth.ca

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Mental Health”. Door prizes are available at each session. People are invited to stay on-line to connect with others socially as part of the big virtual community lunch after the formal presentations are over. “We want to make sure all seniors have good information about what they can do, and the help that is out there, to maintain their health, and stay

active as they age,” says Jershy. “We want people to feel more connected and less isolated as our communities are starting to reopen.” It’s easy to get involved by visiting www.eventbrite. ca/e/270768294257. For more information on this event, you can email to questions.vccc@ gmail.com.

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