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MEND Programs in BC MEND Programs in BC City Host Site Program Program Session Details Contact Information Location Offered Abbotsford City of Eugene Reimer MEND Tuesdays 6 ­8 pm Starting Brenda Adams Abbotsford Middle School 7­13 Saturdays 9:00 ­ 11:00 October 11th 604­859­3134 ext 5297 3433 Firhill Drive, am 2016 [email protected] Abbotsford, B.C. V2T 6X6 Agassiz District of Community MEND Mondays 5:30­7:30pm Starting Sue Ogroske Kent Recreation and 7­13 Wednesdays September 28th 604­796­8891 Cultural Centre 5:30­7:30pm 2016 [email protected] 6660 Pioneer Avenue Agassiz, BC Burnaby City of Cameron MEND Tuesdays 6­8pm Starting Traci Addison Burnaby Elementary 7­13 Thursdays 6­8pm September 27th 604­415­3559 9540 Erickson Dr, 2016 [email protected] Burnaby, BC V3J 1M9 Campbell Strathcona Strathcona MEND Tuesdays 6 ­ 8 pm Starting Catherine May River Regional Gardens 7­13 Thursdays 6 ­ 8 pm October 11th 250­287­9234 ext. 226 District Recreation 2016 [email protected] Complex 225 S Dogwood St, MEND 5­7 Mondays 5:30 ­ 7:15 Starting pm October 3, 2016 Campbell River, BC V9W 2Y1 Chilliwack Chilliwack Chilliwack MEND Thursdays 6:00pm – Starting [email protected] Family Neighbourhood 7­13 8:00pm October 1,, 604­701­4978 ext. 6043 YMCA Learning Centre Saturdays 2016 46361 Yale Road 10:30am­12:30pm Chilliwack, BC V2P 2R1 Coquitlam YMCA of Pinetree MEND Tuesdays 5:45­7:45pm Starting Serena Bring Greater Community Centre 7­13 Saturdays 2:30­4:30 September 27, [email protected] Vancouver 1260 Pinetree Way, 2016 604­320­5826 Coquitlam, BC V3B 7Z4 Cranbrook City of Steeples MEND Tuesdays 6­8pm Starting Jodine Toorenburgh Cranbrook Elementary 7­13 Thursdays 6­8pm October 4th 250­489­0270 700 24 Ave N, 2016 jodine.toorenburgh@cranbrook Cranbrook, BC V1C .ca 5P6 Kamloops Kamloops John Tod Centre MEND Mondays and Starting late Kathryn Sharples Community 435 McGowan Ave 7­13 Thursdays 6:00pm – September 250­571­4136 YMCA ­ Kamloops, BC V2B 8:00pm 2016 [email protected] YWCA 2P2 Kelowna YMCA of Kelowna Family Y MEND Wednesdays 6­8pm Starting Raj Njjar Okanagan 375 Hartman Road 7­13 Saturdays 9:30am – January 2017 250­491­9622 ext. 234 Kelowna, BC V1X 11:30am [email protected] 2M9 H20 Centre MEND Tuesdays 6­8pm Starting Raj Njjar 4075 Gordon Dr, 7­13 Saturdays September 17, 250­491­9622 ext. 234 Kelowna, BC V1W 10:30am­12:30pm 2016 [email protected] 5J2 Langley Township of Lynn Fripps MEND Tuesdays 6 – 8 pm Starting Maron Jenkins Langley Elementary 7­13 Thursdays 6 – 8 pm October 4, 2016 604­455­8821 21020 83 Ave, [email protected] Langley, BC V2Y 2C4 Maple Ridge City of Maple Golden Ears MEND Tuesdays 6­8pm Starting Kathryn Rieu Ridge Elementary 7­13 Thursdays 6­8pm October 11th 604­467­7453 23124 118 Ave, 2016 [email protected] Maple Ridge, BC Nanaimo City of Bayview MEND Tuesdays 6­8pm Starting Tricia Pearson Nanaimo Elementary School 7­13 Thursdays 6­8pm October 11th 250­802­3663 or 250­756­5200 140 View St. 2016 [email protected] Nanaimo North Municipality Old Duncan MEND Mondays 6 – 8 pm Starting Jill Amy Cowichan of North Elementary 7­13 Wednesdays 6 – 8 pm September 26th 250­746­3306 Cowichan 1033 Nagel Street, 2016 [email protected] Duncan, BC V9L 2E6 North North Karen Magnussen MEND Thursdays Starting Tracy Wakaluk Vancouver Vancouver Community 7­13 6:15­8:15pm October 13th 604­983­6401 Recreation Recreation Center Sundays 9:30­11:30am 2016 [email protected] and Culture 2300 Kirkstone Rd, Commission North Vancouver BC V7J 3M3 Penticton City of Parkway MEND Tuesdays 6­8pm Starting Barb Sheppard Penticton Elementary 7­13 Thursdays 6­8pm January 2017 250­490­2426 225 Kinney Ave, [email protected] Penticton, BC V2A 3P2 Powell Parks, Westview MEND Tuesdays 6­8pm Starting Christine Parsons River Recreation Elementary School 7­13 Thursdays 6­8pm October 4th 604­485­8903 and Culture, 3900 Selkirk 2016 [email protected] City of Powell Avenue, River Powell River, BC V8A 0T8 Prince YMCA of YMCA Highland MEND Tuesdays and Starting Tara Legault George Northern BC Family 7­13 Thursdays 6­8pm October 12th, [email protected] Development 2016 250­562­9309 ext 213 Centre 155 McDermid Drive Prince George, BC V2M 4V3 Richmond City of City Centre MEND Tuesdays 6­8pm Starting Helen Kwan Richmond Community Centre 7­13 Thursdays 6­8pm September 27th [email protected] #105­5900 Minoru 2016 604­204­8574 Blvd. Richmond, BC V6X 0L9 Squamish Sea to Sky Brennan Park MEND TBD Starting Niki Hurst Community 1009 Centennial 7­13 October 11, [email protected] Services Way, Squamish, 2016 604­848­9735 BC Surrey YMCA of Tong Louie YMCA MEND Mondays 6:30­8:30pm Starting Serena Bring Greater 14988 57 Ave, 7­13 Fridays 6­8pm September 26, [email protected] Vancouver Vancouver BC V3S 2016 604­320­5826 7S6 City of Surrey Guildford MEND Tuesdays 6­8pm Starting Amber Quan Recreation Centre, 7­13 Thursdays 6­8pm September 27th [email protected] 15105 105 Ave, 2016 604­591­4898 Surrey BC V3R 7G8 Vancouver YMCA of Langara Family MEND Tuesdays 6 – 8pm Starting Serena Bring Greater YMCA 7­13 Saturdays 4:00pm – October 11, [email protected] Vancouver 282 West 49th Ave, 6:00pm 2016 604­320­5826 Vancouver, BC V5Y 2Z5 .
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