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Provides weekly hour-long walking groups in Charlottetown and Montague. Walks are followed by a cup of tea and treat.
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Offers a variety of workshops and events to engage and empower women, families, and those in the community. Includes:
- Island senior women's tea and talk about volunteer safely
- Seasonal workshops and more
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Delivers recreational programs and activities for city residents year-round. Provides booking services for city-owned sports fields and recreational facilities.
Includes:
Includes:
- Community Centres
- Specialized programming for different age groups
- Sports
- Fitness Classes
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Provides year-round recreational programs and activities for town residents. Includes:
- Senior social
- Workshops and more
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Provides online information and connection to physical recreation for all ages across Epekwitk / PEI. Also provides recreation resources to help get people started in different activities.
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Offers a variety of recreational and cultural programs for all ages in addition to special events throughout the year.
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Scouts Programs Provided by: Scouts Canada
Provides youth with a variety of activities focused on outdoor activities and personal development.
Programs offered for:
Programs offered for:
- Beaver Scouts
- Cub Scouts
- Scouts
- Venturer Scouts
- Rover Scouts
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Seniors' Activities Provided by: Silver Maples Senior Club
Provides a variety of activities and events for seniors to socialize and be physically active, including:
- Bingo
- Card games
- Crafts
- Bowling
- LEAP
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Provides activities for seniors that allows them to be active and social.
Activities include:
Activities include:
- Meetings
- Potluck
- Information sessions
- Excursions
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The Federation's member seniors clubs offer a range of programming for seniors that allow them to be active and social. Activities vary with each club. Details can be found by calling the Federation or in the monthly publication, The Voice for Island Seniors (The Voice).
Examples of activities include:
Examples of activities include:
- Crafts
- Cards
- Games
- Line dancing
- Special occasion parties
- Carpet bowling, crokinole
- Lunch
- Music
- Bingo
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We acknowledge that the land on which we learn, live and work is the traditional unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people of Epekwitk, represented by the Abegweit First Nation and Lennox Island First Nation.