CRNs in the Community: Cultural Celebrations and Social Empowerment
Our CRNs have been busy this February putting their hearts into showing their communities how much they care. Activities this month included care packages to
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CRNs in the Community: That’s a Wrap, Let’s Start the New Year
January has been surprisingly dry and sunny for our many communities across the province; offering a great view of the planetary alignment. It’s always good
CRNs in the Community: Finishing the Year and Spreading Holiday Cheer
Feature photo credit: Logan Lake CRN – Seniors Coffee Social As winter settles over the province, our CRNs are busy delivering educational workshops and hosting
CRNs in the Community: Learning Events and Community Connections Galore
Outside, October has flown by and November continues to darken and cool – even time itself took a fall back, but the number of learning
CRNs in the Community: National Seniors Day Celebrations, Safety and Services Presentations
The salmon are running and the trees are showing off in crimson and gold. Our CRNs kicked off October with National Seniors Day celebrations on
CRNs in the Community: Summer Celebrations and Fall Presentations
As the days begin to cool and shorten and summer gives way to fall, our CRNs are refreshed and busy with new events and workshops.
CRNs in the Community: Accolades, Honours and Education
CRNs in the Community: Accolades, Honours and Education May was a month blooming with community events and a few more of our Mentors and Coordinators
CRNs in the Community: Healing, Resource Referrals and Workshops
April showers bring May flowers, on the ground and in the trees. Signs that summer is around the corner are popping up all over the
CRNs in the Community: Spreading Love and Building Capacity
February is a month to show kindness and care – and our wonderful CRNs showed lots of both last month. In February, we held some
BC CRN Spotlight: Eva Navrot, Regional Mentor Cariboo, Chilcotin
To say Eva Navrot is active in her community of Williams Lake is a bit of an understatement. When she isn’t working at the Seniors
