In partnership with the Alzheimer Society of York Region

we are running a Tai Chi class for

persons living with dementia & their care partners

Call or register on our portal

 

 

 

 

  

 We are delighten to join the South Markham Community Action Table,

a group of organizationsworking together

to serve the community better. 

Mental health experts are convinced that one of the long-term consequences of lockdowns during the COVID pandemic is an increase in loneliness. Communities all over the world are trying to combat people's isolation by introducing chatty benches. We all know the positive impact of creating safe environments for people to connect. 

 Coast2Coast x MWC

First Aid classes for all levels

$10 discount is to applied to Markham Wesley's members! Use code MW10 when booking a first aid course at any of the locations listed (doesn't have to be at MWC).
 
Coast2Coast offers a wide variety of First Aid courses that members may choose from:
  • CPR - A: Aimed at individuals who work with adults only, this course goes over the basics of administering CPR and using an AED.
  • CPR - C: Similar to CPR - A, this course will also cover children and infant CPR
  • Emergency First Aid: This course equips individuals with the knowledge to administer basic first aid and also covers everything from the CPR - C course.
  • Standard First Aid: Our most comprehensive course, Standard First Aid covers all the topics from the previous course while also covering more emergency situations.
  • Marine Basic First Aid: The course is aimed at individuals who work around bodies of water and is similar to the Standard First Aid with more training on water extraction.
Each of the above courses provide a Canadian Red Cross certificate that is valid for 3 years. All our courses are run in a blended format which allows participants to complete the theory portion from the comfort of their own home. This greatly reduces the amount of time the participant has to spend in class practicing their skills.

 

In partnership with The Canadian Library, and the display of books wrapped in fabric, MWC remembers and sheds light on Indigenous history and aims to spark positive change

The art installation was opened on June 3, 2023, in conjuction of the Indigenous Peoples Month.

Please read the press release here