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  • Thank you to the Air Canada Foundation @fondation_aircanada_foundation for their generous donation of $10,000 to the Centre for Refugee Children @crcrefugee - a second donation from the Air Canada Foundation to CRC for their important work supporting unaccompanied children/youth who arrive to Canada without their families. We are grateful! . . . #refugeechildren #refugeeyouth #refugeeswelcome
    2 days ago
  • We started this 💫Friendship Program💫 together with the incredible educators at our local public school. We started this program after Christie children bravely disclosed they were having a hard time making friends in their new classrooms. Once per month, Christie children and their classmates are invited to attend an extra after-school program at their school’s gym. Kids play cooperative games, make crafts and play board games together. The goal? Foster stronger friendships and connections among Christie students and their classmates and increase students’ sense of belonging and community. Yesterday, we all made slime together! We hope this program nourishes a few new friendship and lots of fun along the way. . . . #refugeechildren #tdsb #schoolsintoronto #afterschoolprogram #afterschoolactivities #makingfriends
    2 weeks ago
  • Women’s Wellness Program. How it started (kick-off for the 2025 cohort back in March alongside International Women’s Day celebration!) 💜💜💜
    3 weeks ago
  • 🌟Some of our 2025 cohort of Women’s Wellness Program graduates, pictured alongside staff today🌟 For women living at Christie, our on-site Women’s Wellness Program is a six-week series of health and well-being workshops covering topics including parenting, art therapy, preventative healthcare, and stress management. Big thank you to our Child and Family Worker, shelter support staff, Dr.Paz and all of our other organizers and guest speakers involved in ensuring the program’s continued success for this cohort. Want to offer a workshop, gift or other supplies to our Women’s Wellness Program? Get in touch with us! . . . #refugeewomen #refugeewomenrising #womenswellness #womensprogramsintoronto
    3 weeks ago
  • Thank you Palmerston Public School for hosting their inaugural Culture Fest yesterday! We had SO much fun and our brave Annie*, age 8, from Christie even performed a traditional Persian song with her recorder in front of everyone. We are so proud of her. Schools are vital in the successful settlement of young people navigating a new country, language, culture - sometimes, all at the same time. New classrooms, new friends, new neighbourhoods, new routines; we are so proud (and in awe) of each and every Christie child doing an amazing job embracing the new, full tilt and full steam ahead. *names changed . . #refugeechildren #ontarioschools #everychildinschool
    3 months ago
  • February is Black History Month, a complicated concept to celebrate at Christie Refugee Welcome Centre where although a majority of Christie residents identify as Black and come from Black-majority countries, their recent arrival to Canada is often their first encounter with the Black North American experience. What is the history of Black Canadians and what does it mean to be Black in Canada? This month, we invited families (and staff!) to consider how their Black (Caribbean, African or South American) traditions has and will continue to contribute to the over 400 years of Black presence on these lands. This February, we ate and improved our meal plans, offered culturally-appropriate hygiene products to all new Black families arriving to the Centre, participated in meaningful workshops and our Children’s Program also spent time reflecting on the contributions of Black communities and social movements. #blackhistorymonth2025
    3 months ago
  • *SHARE REQUEST* We are looking for school snacks! Our Food Services Team and After-School Children’s Program team provides over 20 lunches and after-school snacks to children daily. Christie is currently home to 35 young people, who are provided school snacks as part of their lunches, during after-school programs, and in the evening before bed. We currently have a need for healthy, kid-friendly and individually packaged school snacks (must be nut-free). If you can support us with school snacks (or know of an organization that can), please get in touch. . . . #refugeeswelcome #childrensnutrition #healthysnacks #refugeechildren #sheltersintoronto
    4 months ago
  • An empty room (a rare sight!) at Christie. A family of two recently moved out. They had lived in this room at Christie for over one year. It’s hard to believe the last four families who moved out of Christie had all lived at our Centre for over one year. This underscore how much rent subsidies like the Canada-Ontario Housing Benefit (COHB) are life changing. Thanks to this rent supplement program, relaunched in the Fall of 2024 and co-funded by the federal and provincial governments, the subsidy offers low-income families living in shelters with an allowance to bring down the cost of a private market rental. By helping families move out of shelters and into the community, COHB simultaneously frees up beds in Toronto’s overcrowded emergency shelter system. Families at Christie (and families in shelters across Toronto) rely on COHB to help them get out of the shelter system. But due to the inflated cost of housing in places like Toronto and how much of an allowance is often needed to help fill the gap for families to be able to afford a private market rent unit, the COHB program will soon end (March 2025) as funding rapidly dries up and if no further funding is announced. This is the current state of accessing housing for families in Toronto’s overcrowded shelter system. It underscores how desperately a new vision for housing is needed; one which sees housing as a human right. . . . #refugeeshelter #refugeehouse #refugeeswelcome #refugeesintoronto #cohb #affordablehousing #affordablehousingforall #affordablehousingcrisis
    4 months ago
  • ✨A belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Christie Refugee Welcome Centre ✨ Almost 60 residents came together for our end-of-year Christmas Dinner in late December. Dinner included chicken and turkey, potatoes, stuffing, jambalaya, green beans, gravy and apple pie. A resident choir sang Christmas carols (we are home to so many talented voices!) and Christie’s youngest performed the nativity story, complete with costumes. Our former clinic doctor, Dr. Jim, played Santa and handed out gifts to all of the families. To close the evening, we danced and all learned a bit of a South African two-step from one of our residents. Wishing everyone a blessed and restful holiday season!
    4 months ago
Thank you to the Air Canada Foundation @fondation_aircanada_foundation for their generous donation of $10,000 to the Centre for Refugee Children @crcrefugee - a second donation from the Air Canada Foundation to CRC for their important work supporting unaccompanied children/youth who arrive to Canada without their families. We are grateful! . . . #refugeechildren #refugeeyouth #refugeeswelcome
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Thank you to the Air Canada Foundation @fondation_aircanada_foundation for their generous donation of $10,000 to the Centre for Refugee Children @crcrefugee - a second donation from the Air Canada Foundation to CRC for their important work supporting unaccompanied children/youth who arrive to Canada without their families. We are grateful! . . . #refugeechildren #refugeeyouth #refugeeswelcome
3 days ago
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We started this 💫Friendship Program💫 together with the incredible educators at our local public school. We started this program after Christie children bravely disclosed they were having a hard time making friends in their new classrooms. Once per month, Christie children and their classmates are invited to attend an extra after-school program at their school’s gym. Kids play cooperative games, make crafts and play board games together. The goal? Foster stronger friendships and connections among Christie students and their classmates and increase students’ sense of belonging and community. Yesterday, we all made slime together! We hope this program nourishes a few new friendship and lots of fun along the way. . . . #refugeechildren #tdsb #schoolsintoronto #afterschoolprogram #afterschoolactivities #makingfriends
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We started this 💫Friendship Program💫 together with the incredible educators at our local public school. We started this program after Christie children bravely disclosed they were having a hard time making friends in their new classrooms. Once per month, Christie children and their classmates are invited to attend an extra after-school program at their school’s gym. Kids play cooperative games, make crafts and play board games together. The goal? Foster stronger friendships and connections among Christie students and their classmates and increase students’ sense of belonging and community. Yesterday, we all made slime together! We hope this program nourishes a few new friendship and lots of fun along the way. . . . #refugeechildren #tdsb #schoolsintoronto #afterschoolprogram #afterschoolactivities #makingfriends
2 weeks ago
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2/9
Women’s Wellness Program. How it started (kick-off for the 2025 cohort back in March alongside International Women’s Day celebration!) 💜💜💜
Women’s Wellness Program. How it started (kick-off for the 2025 cohort back in March alongside International Women’s Day celebration!) 💜💜💜
Women’s Wellness Program. How it started (kick-off for the 2025 cohort back in March alongside International Women’s Day celebration!) 💜💜💜
Women’s Wellness Program. How it started (kick-off for the 2025 cohort back in March alongside International Women’s Day celebration!) 💜💜💜
Women’s Wellness Program. How it started (kick-off for the 2025 cohort back in March alongside International Women’s Day celebration!) 💜💜💜
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Women’s Wellness Program. How it started (kick-off for the 2025 cohort back in March alongside International Women’s Day celebration!) 💜💜💜
3 weeks ago
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3/9
🌟Some of our 2025 cohort of Women’s Wellness Program graduates, pictured alongside staff today🌟 For women living at Christie, our on-site Women’s Wellness Program is a six-week series of health and well-being workshops covering topics including parenting, art therapy, preventative healthcare, and stress management. Big thank you to our Child and Family Worker, shelter support staff, Dr.Paz and all of our other organizers and guest speakers involved in ensuring the program’s continued success for this cohort. Want to offer a workshop, gift or other supplies to our Women’s Wellness Program? Get in touch with us! . . . #refugeewomen #refugeewomenrising #womenswellness #womensprogramsintoronto
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🌟Some of our 2025 cohort of Women’s Wellness Program graduates, pictured alongside staff today🌟 For women living at Christie, our on-site Women’s Wellness Program is a six-week series of health and well-being workshops covering topics including parenting, art therapy, preventative healthcare, and stress management. Big thank you to our Child and Family Worker, shelter support staff, Dr.Paz and all of our other organizers and guest speakers involved in ensuring the program’s continued success for this cohort. Want to offer a workshop, gift or other supplies to our Women’s Wellness Program? Get in touch with us! . . . #refugeewomen #refugeewomenrising #womenswellness #womensprogramsintoronto
3 weeks ago
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4/9
Thank you Palmerston Public School for hosting their inaugural Culture Fest yesterday! We had SO much fun and our brave Annie*, age 8, from Christie even performed a traditional Persian song with her recorder in front of everyone. We are so proud of her. Schools are vital in the successful settlement of young people navigating a new country, language, culture - sometimes, all at the same time. New classrooms, new friends, new neighbourhoods, new routines; we are so proud (and in awe) of each and every Christie child doing an amazing job embracing the new, full tilt and full steam ahead. *names changed . . #refugeechildren #ontarioschools #everychildinschool
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Thank you Palmerston Public School for hosting their inaugural Culture Fest yesterday! We had SO much fun and our brave Annie*, age 8, from Christie even performed a traditional Persian song with her recorder in front of everyone. We are so proud of her. Schools are vital in the successful settlement of young people navigating a new country, language, culture - sometimes, all at the same time. New classrooms, new friends, new neighbourhoods, new routines; we are so proud (and in awe) of each and every Christie child doing an amazing job embracing the new, full tilt and full steam ahead. *names changed . . #refugeechildren #ontarioschools #everychildinschool
3 months ago
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5/9
February is Black History Month, a complicated concept to celebrate at Christie Refugee Welcome Centre where although a majority of Christie residents identify as Black and come from Black-majority countries, their recent arrival to Canada is often their first encounter with the Black North American experience. What is the history of Black Canadians and what does it mean to be Black in Canada? This month, we invited families (and staff!) to consider how their Black (Caribbean, African or South American) traditions has and will continue to contribute to the over 400 years of Black presence on these lands. This February, we ate and improved our meal plans, offered culturally-appropriate hygiene products to all new Black families arriving to the Centre, participated in meaningful workshops and our Children’s Program also spent time reflecting on the contributions of Black communities and social movements. #blackhistorymonth2025
February is Black History Month, a complicated concept to celebrate at Christie Refugee Welcome Centre where although a majority of Christie residents identify as Black and come from Black-majority countries, their recent arrival to Canada is often their first encounter with the Black North American experience. What is the history of Black Canadians and what does it mean to be Black in Canada? This month, we invited families (and staff!) to consider how their Black (Caribbean, African or South American) traditions has and will continue to contribute to the over 400 years of Black presence on these lands. This February, we ate and improved our meal plans, offered culturally-appropriate hygiene products to all new Black families arriving to the Centre, participated in meaningful workshops and our Children’s Program also spent time reflecting on the contributions of Black communities and social movements. #blackhistorymonth2025
February is Black History Month, a complicated concept to celebrate at Christie Refugee Welcome Centre where although a majority of Christie residents identify as Black and come from Black-majority countries, their recent arrival to Canada is often their first encounter with the Black North American experience. What is the history of Black Canadians and what does it mean to be Black in Canada? This month, we invited families (and staff!) to consider how their Black (Caribbean, African or South American) traditions has and will continue to contribute to the over 400 years of Black presence on these lands. This February, we ate and improved our meal plans, offered culturally-appropriate hygiene products to all new Black families arriving to the Centre, participated in meaningful workshops and our Children’s Program also spent time reflecting on the contributions of Black communities and social movements. #blackhistorymonth2025
February is Black History Month, a complicated concept to celebrate at Christie Refugee Welcome Centre where although a majority of Christie residents identify as Black and come from Black-majority countries, their recent arrival to Canada is often their first encounter with the Black North American experience. What is the history of Black Canadians and what does it mean to be Black in Canada? This month, we invited families (and staff!) to consider how their Black (Caribbean, African or South American) traditions has and will continue to contribute to the over 400 years of Black presence on these lands. This February, we ate and improved our meal plans, offered culturally-appropriate hygiene products to all new Black families arriving to the Centre, participated in meaningful workshops and our Children’s Program also spent time reflecting on the contributions of Black communities and social movements. #blackhistorymonth2025
February is Black History Month, a complicated concept to celebrate at Christie Refugee Welcome Centre where although a majority of Christie residents identify as Black and come from Black-majority countries, their recent arrival to Canada is often their first encounter with the Black North American experience. What is the history of Black Canadians and what does it mean to be Black in Canada? This month, we invited families (and staff!) to consider how their Black (Caribbean, African or South American) traditions has and will continue to contribute to the over 400 years of Black presence on these lands. This February, we ate and improved our meal plans, offered culturally-appropriate hygiene products to all new Black families arriving to the Centre, participated in meaningful workshops and our Children’s Program also spent time reflecting on the contributions of Black communities and social movements. #blackhistorymonth2025
February is Black History Month, a complicated concept to celebrate at Christie Refugee Welcome Centre where although a majority of Christie residents identify as Black and come from Black-majority countries, their recent arrival to Canada is often their first encounter with the Black North American experience. What is the history of Black Canadians and what does it mean to be Black in Canada? This month, we invited families (and staff!) to consider how their Black (Caribbean, African or South American) traditions has and will continue to contribute to the over 400 years of Black presence on these lands. This February, we ate and improved our meal plans, offered culturally-appropriate hygiene products to all new Black families arriving to the Centre, participated in meaningful workshops and our Children’s Program also spent time reflecting on the contributions of Black communities and social movements. #blackhistorymonth2025
February is Black History Month, a complicated concept to celebrate at Christie Refugee Welcome Centre where although a majority of Christie residents identify as Black and come from Black-majority countries, their recent arrival to Canada is often their first encounter with the Black North American experience. What is the history of Black Canadians and what does it mean to be Black in Canada? This month, we invited families (and staff!) to consider how their Black (Caribbean, African or South American) traditions has and will continue to contribute to the over 400 years of Black presence on these lands. This February, we ate and improved our meal plans, offered culturally-appropriate hygiene products to all new Black families arriving to the Centre, participated in meaningful workshops and our Children’s Program also spent time reflecting on the contributions of Black communities and social movements. #blackhistorymonth2025
February is Black History Month, a complicated concept to celebrate at Christie Refugee Welcome Centre where although a majority of Christie residents identify as Black and come from Black-majority countries, their recent arrival to Canada is often their first encounter with the Black North American experience. What is the history of Black Canadians and what does it mean to be Black in Canada? This month, we invited families (and staff!) to consider how their Black (Caribbean, African or South American) traditions has and will continue to contribute to the over 400 years of Black presence on these lands. This February, we ate and improved our meal plans, offered culturally-appropriate hygiene products to all new Black families arriving to the Centre, participated in meaningful workshops and our Children’s Program also spent time reflecting on the contributions of Black communities and social movements. #blackhistorymonth2025
February is Black History Month, a complicated concept to celebrate at Christie Refugee Welcome Centre where although a majority of Christie residents identify as Black and come from Black-majority countries, their recent arrival to Canada is often their first encounter with the Black North American experience. What is the history of Black Canadians and what does it mean to be Black in Canada? This month, we invited families (and staff!) to consider how their Black (Caribbean, African or South American) traditions has and will continue to contribute to the over 400 years of Black presence on these lands. This February, we ate and improved our meal plans, offered culturally-appropriate hygiene products to all new Black families arriving to the Centre, participated in meaningful workshops and our Children’s Program also spent time reflecting on the contributions of Black communities and social movements. #blackhistorymonth2025
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February is Black History Month, a complicated concept to celebrate at Christie Refugee Welcome Centre where although a majority of Christie residents identify as Black and come from Black-majority countries, their recent arrival to Canada is often their first encounter with the Black North American experience. What is the history of Black Canadians and what does it mean to be Black in Canada? This month, we invited families (and staff!) to consider how their Black (Caribbean, African or South American) traditions has and will continue to contribute to the over 400 years of Black presence on these lands. This February, we ate and improved our meal plans, offered culturally-appropriate hygiene products to all new Black families arriving to the Centre, participated in meaningful workshops and our Children’s Program also spent time reflecting on the contributions of Black communities and social movements. #blackhistorymonth2025
3 months ago
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6/9
*SHARE REQUEST* We are looking for school snacks! Our Food Services Team and After-School Children’s Program team provides over 20 lunches and after-school snacks to children daily. Christie is currently home to 35 young people, who are provided school snacks as part of their lunches, during after-school programs, and in the evening before bed. We currently have a need for healthy, kid-friendly and individually packaged school snacks (must be nut-free). If you can support us with school snacks (or know of an organization that can), please get in touch. . . . #refugeeswelcome #childrensnutrition #healthysnacks #refugeechildren #sheltersintoronto
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*SHARE REQUEST* We are looking for school snacks! Our Food Services Team and After-School Children’s Program team provides over 20 lunches and after-school snacks to children daily. Christie is currently home to 35 young people, who are provided school snacks as part of their lunches, during after-school programs, and in the evening before bed. We currently have a need for healthy, kid-friendly and individually packaged school snacks (must be nut-free). If you can support us with school snacks (or know of an organization that can), please get in touch. . . . #refugeeswelcome #childrensnutrition #healthysnacks #refugeechildren #sheltersintoronto
4 months ago
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7/9
An empty room (a rare sight!) at Christie. A family of two recently moved out. They had lived in this room at Christie for over one year. It’s hard to believe the last four families who moved out of Christie had all lived at our Centre for over one year. This underscore how much rent subsidies like the Canada-Ontario Housing Benefit (COHB) are life changing. Thanks to this rent supplement program, relaunched in the Fall of 2024 and co-funded by the federal and provincial governments, the subsidy offers low-income families living in shelters with an allowance to bring down the cost of a private market rental. By helping families move out of shelters and into the community, COHB simultaneously frees up beds in Toronto’s overcrowded emergency shelter system. Families at Christie (and families in shelters across Toronto) rely on COHB to help them get out of the shelter system. But due to the inflated cost of housing in places like Toronto and how much of an allowance is often needed to help fill the gap for families to be able to afford a private market rent unit, the COHB program will soon end (March 2025) as funding rapidly dries up and if no further funding is announced. This is the current state of accessing housing for families in Toronto’s overcrowded shelter system. It underscores how desperately a new vision for housing is needed; one which sees housing as a human right. . . . #refugeeshelter #refugeehouse #refugeeswelcome #refugeesintoronto #cohb #affordablehousing #affordablehousingforall #affordablehousingcrisis
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An empty room (a rare sight!) at Christie. A family of two recently moved out. They had lived in this room at Christie for over one year. It’s hard to believe the last four families who moved out of Christie had all lived at our Centre for over one year. This underscore how much rent subsidies like the Canada-Ontario Housing Benefit (COHB) are life changing. Thanks to this rent supplement program, relaunched in the Fall of 2024 and co-funded by the federal and provincial governments, the subsidy offers low-income families living in shelters with an allowance to bring down the cost of a private market rental. By helping families move out of shelters and into the community, COHB simultaneously frees up beds in Toronto’s overcrowded emergency shelter system. Families at Christie (and families in shelters across Toronto) rely on COHB to help them get out of the shelter system. But due to the inflated cost of housing in places like Toronto and how much of an allowance is often needed to help fill the gap for families to be able to afford a private market rent unit, the COHB program will soon end (March 2025) as funding rapidly dries up and if no further funding is announced. This is the current state of accessing housing for families in Toronto’s overcrowded shelter system. It underscores how desperately a new vision for housing is needed; one which sees housing as a human right. . . . #refugeeshelter #refugeehouse #refugeeswelcome #refugeesintoronto #cohb #affordablehousing #affordablehousingforall #affordablehousingcrisis
4 months ago
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✨A belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Christie Refugee Welcome Centre ✨ Almost 60 residents came together for our end-of-year Christmas Dinner in late December. Dinner included chicken and turkey, potatoes, stuffing, jambalaya, green beans, gravy and apple pie. A resident choir sang Christmas carols (we are home to so many talented voices!) and Christie’s youngest performed the nativity story, complete with costumes. Our former clinic doctor, Dr. Jim, played Santa and handed out gifts to all of the families. To close the evening, we danced and all learned a bit of a South African two-step from one of our residents. Wishing everyone a blessed and restful holiday season!
✨A belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Christie Refugee Welcome Centre ✨ Almost 60 residents came together for our end-of-year Christmas Dinner in late December. Dinner included chicken and turkey, potatoes, stuffing, jambalaya, green beans, gravy and apple pie. A resident choir sang Christmas carols (we are home to so many talented voices!) and Christie’s youngest performed the nativity story, complete with costumes. Our former clinic doctor, Dr. Jim, played Santa and handed out gifts to all of the families. To close the evening, we danced and all learned a bit of a South African two-step from one of our residents. Wishing everyone a blessed and restful holiday season!
✨A belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Christie Refugee Welcome Centre ✨ Almost 60 residents came together for our end-of-year Christmas Dinner in late December. Dinner included chicken and turkey, potatoes, stuffing, jambalaya, green beans, gravy and apple pie. A resident choir sang Christmas carols (we are home to so many talented voices!) and Christie’s youngest performed the nativity story, complete with costumes. Our former clinic doctor, Dr. Jim, played Santa and handed out gifts to all of the families. To close the evening, we danced and all learned a bit of a South African two-step from one of our residents. Wishing everyone a blessed and restful holiday season!
✨A belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Christie Refugee Welcome Centre ✨ Almost 60 residents came together for our end-of-year Christmas Dinner in late December. Dinner included chicken and turkey, potatoes, stuffing, jambalaya, green beans, gravy and apple pie. A resident choir sang Christmas carols (we are home to so many talented voices!) and Christie’s youngest performed the nativity story, complete with costumes. Our former clinic doctor, Dr. Jim, played Santa and handed out gifts to all of the families. To close the evening, we danced and all learned a bit of a South African two-step from one of our residents. Wishing everyone a blessed and restful holiday season!
✨A belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Christie Refugee Welcome Centre ✨ Almost 60 residents came together for our end-of-year Christmas Dinner in late December. Dinner included chicken and turkey, potatoes, stuffing, jambalaya, green beans, gravy and apple pie. A resident choir sang Christmas carols (we are home to so many talented voices!) and Christie’s youngest performed the nativity story, complete with costumes. Our former clinic doctor, Dr. Jim, played Santa and handed out gifts to all of the families. To close the evening, we danced and all learned a bit of a South African two-step from one of our residents. Wishing everyone a blessed and restful holiday season!
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✨A belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Christie Refugee Welcome Centre ✨ Almost 60 residents came together for our end-of-year Christmas Dinner in late December. Dinner included chicken and turkey, potatoes, stuffing, jambalaya, green beans, gravy and apple pie. A resident choir sang Christmas carols (we are home to so many talented voices!) and Christie’s youngest performed the nativity story, complete with costumes. Our former clinic doctor, Dr. Jim, played Santa and handed out gifts to all of the families. To close the evening, we danced and all learned a bit of a South African two-step from one of our residents. Wishing everyone a blessed and restful holiday season!
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