2/2 Thank you all for making this event such a success, especially now when needs in our community are higher than ever before.
We couldn’t keep doing what we do without the incredible ongoing support from all of you! ❤️

Happy Dance is right! 🙌

It’s always an exciting day at N2N when our ‘CNOY’ cheque arrives- especially when it’s the biggest we’ve received in 10 yrs of doing this event!

We are still over the moon with our results- raising over $135,000- thanks to your incredible support! 1/2

We’re so grateful to have had Denise Arkell as our leader over the past 30 years, helping grow n2ncentre into the social service organization we are today!

Thank you MP Lisa Hepfner for highlighting the wonderful work of our incredible leader at the House of Commons last week.

WE ARE HIRING FOR THE SUMMER!
Available positions:
1. N2N Special Events Intern
2. N2N Education Assistant Intern
3. CFC Outreach & Administration Intern
4. CFC Garden Skills & Meal Programs Intern

More openings posted soon.

Visit our website for details on how to apply.

In Hamilton this morning, front line dental providers shared with me their relief for our dental care program. This is a big win for families, seniors and people living with a disability — and one of the many results we'll continue to deliver for Canadians.

For the safety of our program participants, volunteers and staff, n2ncentre will be closed at 1:00pm today (Friday March 10th) due to the inclement weather.

We apologize for any inconvenience and hope you all stay safe❄️🤍❄️

#weareclosed #ontariosnowstorm #hamont #n2ncentre

All Neighbour to Neighbour Centres and Programs are closed today, Thursday February 23rd due to inclement weather.

We apologize for any inconvenience and hope you stay safe today.

Regular hours will resume tomorrow.

#closedtoday #hamont #staysafe #inclementweather

‼️Reminder‼️

PACER Nominations are due Feb. 20th!
Learn more and submit your nomination: community.mcmaster.ca/our-programs-a…

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Program coordinator Caitlin Craven sees Cooking Up Justice as an antidote to the isolation young people may be facing: “The past years have been challenging, especially for young people, and this program centres the importance of social connections and sharing space together.”

Whether it’s cooking together in the kitchen or exploring the communal garden, the Hamilton Community Food Centre’s Cooking Up Justice program offers teens the opportunity to foster social connections, share space and build connections to the land!

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