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Place Maillardville Community Centre 1200 Cartier Avenue, Coquitlam, BC V3K 2C3 In this guide... • Virtual Programs • 55+ Games Event • Free Workshops • Youth Week Program Guide www.placemaillardville.ca Call us to register 604-933-6166 Summer Camps 2018 Spring 2021 e acknowledge with gratitude that we live, work and play on the unceded and traditional territory TABLE OF CONTENTS of the Kwikwetlem First Nation, which lies within the shared territories of the Tsleil-Waututh, �Katzie, Musqueam, Squamish and Sto:lo Nations. How to Register Volunteers 4 A MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD PRESIDENT In person: This community facility is operated by the Société Place Maillardville Society, a non-profit organization offering recreation programs and COVID-19 Safety We accept cash, cheque, debit, VISA, MC or Amex services for the residents of Maillardville and the surrounding areas. Birthdays 5 OR Partially funded by the City of Coquitlam, the Centre has provided high- Place Maillardville Community Centre has quality programming at this location since 2001. developed the following COVID-19 Safety Plan for By phone: returning back to a safe operation. The Safety Plan 604.933.6166 with credit card What a relief to leave 2020 behind and to begin a new year with the is based on the guidelines and recommendations hope that vaccines will finally help us to get back to some sort of from the Provincial Health Office, Fraser Health *A 2021 waiver must be completed in order to register Special Events 6-7 normalcy in the coming months. The Board of Directors are very proud Authority, WorkSafe BC, and the British Columbia *All prices include taxes of the work that our Executive Director and staff have done to keep Recreation and Parks Association. everyone safe and to make the adjustments to programs and services Business Hours that are necessary during these challenging times. We hope that some of Family 8-9 you have been able to take advantage of our new and innovative virtual The PMCC Safety Plan centers around the 5 key Monday to Friday 9am to 9pm programs. Check out the latest program offerings in this new Program principles in the Province of BC’s Restart Plan: Saturdays 9am to 5pm Guide. Sundays CLOSED 1. Personal hygiene The new year has also meant the start of construction of the new 2. Stay home if sick community centre building. There is a lot of work ahead before the 3. Environmental hygiene Address Early Years 10 new facility will open (later in 2022), but everyone is excited to see 4. Safe social interactions 1200 Cartier Ave. construction begin. Physical modifications 5. Coquitlam, BC As we move closer to the opening of the new building, we on the These 5 key principles have been expanded and V3K 2C3 Children 11 Board of Directors know there are many of you in the community with modified to fit the specific requirements for unique skills and knowledge that could assist us as we look toward PMCC. the future of this facility. We strongly believe in the true spirit of the term “community centre”, that everyone in our community should You can find our full safety plan here: Contact Us feel welcome and the services offered should meet the needs of the COVID-19 Safety Plan community-at-large. phone: 604.933.6166 Summer Camps 12-13 email: [email protected] For those of you who may wish to get more involved, we encourage website: www.placemaillardville.ca you to think about joining the membership at the Society. Mission Statement We have The benefits of membership include: COVIDSafe™ - opportunities for input into the development of future programs and At Place Maillardville, Foodservice Youth 14-15 we help unify and strengthen Twitter @PMCC_Coquitlam services offered at the community centre Training Instagram @placemaillardville - volunteer opportunities including on Special Committees, or as a Maillardville and make it a better neighbourhood by offering Facebook @placemaillardville member of the Board of Directors All of our opportunities that enable our -members are invited to Annual General Meetings of the society and are instructors neighbours to enrich their able to vote for those seeking election to the Board of Directors and are First Aid Adults 16-17 lives through participation in on any Special Resolutions being put forward by the board. certified For more information on membership details please contact us at community programs, community [email protected] involvement and volunteerism 60 plus 18-19 Happy Spring everyone!! Bill Boons, Board President REFUND POLICY • No refunds for missed classes Partners 20 Bill Boons | President Tracy Frazer | Director • Any withdrawal requests after the start of the program will be iris yong | Vice President Katherine Joly | Director given a pro-rated refund minus a $25 administration fee Phil Cappellini | Treasurer Naomi Khan | Director • Visit our website for full refund policies Husain Vahanvaty | Secretary Rebecca Reznick | Director Sponsors 21 OUR Richard Coulombe | Director Jean Lambert | Honorary Member BOARD 12 Our Volunteers Virtual Birthday Parties Place Maillardville Community Centre is always looking for enthusiastic and motivated volunteers for our programs and special events. We are looking for youth & adult volunteers. For more information about volunteering and to access the application forms, Coming May 2021 w please visit our centre or our website: www.placemaillardville.ca/career-volunteer/volunteer it or ow ks Please contact us for more information: 604.933.6166 | [email protected] We are excited to offer virtual birthday H ? parties this Spring! With a new, fun and 1. Call us at 604.933.6166 to check engaging format, you can choose between availability & book your party* two birthday party themes and have Why Volunteer? 2. We will email you a Virtual • Meet new people of all ages a maximum of 8 children attend the Birthday Party Information Form • Support your community • Learn great people skills birthday virtually! Parents/guardians will be 3. The Saturday before your party, you drop off April • Boost your career options responsible for picking up party kits at the a completed Virtual Birthday Party Information 18 - 25 • Gain valuable experience for your resumé • Create lasting relationships Centre and delivering them to their Form & pick up the party kits. The party parent is • Earn volunteer hours for high school party participants. responsible for delivering the party kits 4. The zoom link will be sent to participants the Monday before the party 4yrs+ Only $120 Virtual Volunteer Camp Out! s inclu FREE t’ d Saturday, 7:00pm - 8:30pm 12:00pm - 1:30pm a e April 24 on h 1. Virtual party leader d Registration deadline: Apr. 17 Saturdays W 2. Themed party games & activities This virtual event celebrates PMCC’s active volunteers for all their hard work 3. Individual take home kits with party over the past year. From the comfort of Virtual Youth Volunteer Prep supplies & a treat for each child your own home, together we will create a $30 for 6 classes fun and unique campout experience with Saturdays, 2:30pm - 4:00pm 4. Participation for 8 children, games, ghost stories and much more! May 1 - June 6 including the birthday child Registration deadline: Apr. 24 online Paint & Play Virtual Volunteer Information This program is highly recommended for youth interested in Night gaining the tools and skills to become a great volunteer! At • Age appropriate painting tutorial FREE the end of the program, participants will have the opportunity • Fun, interactive games Tuesday, 7:00pm - 8:00pm to volunteer at our Give it a Try - BC Senior Games event on • Yummy treats April 20 Sunday, June 6. Registration deadline: Apr. 13 Volunteer Youth Board Are you interested in making a difference FREE for 6 classes in your community? Join our Volunteer Wednesdays, 4:00pm - 6:00pm Make & Move Coordinator for this exclusive information May 12 - June 16 • Age appropriate dance tutorial night discussing Place Maillardville • Fun, interactive craft Community Centre’s volunteer program. We are looking for dedicated, driven youth to join our Youth • Yummy treats This is an opportunity not only for youth, Board. Registrants will work alongside our Youth Program but adults/seniors as well. Coordinator as well as our Volunteer Coordinator, to survey, plan and execute a youth initiative in our Community. To find out *Payment is due in full at the time of booking more, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator. *Parties must be booked a minimum of 2 weeks prior to the party date 124 Register by phone 604-933-6166 11 Register by phone 604-933-6166 5 Workshops Special Events Spring Gardening Workshop Virtual Kids Have Stress Too! $28 FREE Saturday, 11:00am - 12:00pm Virtual Family Easter Event Tuesday, 7:30pm - 9:00pm April 24 $8 per child - under 12 months FREE May 4 Registration deadline: Apr. 17 Saturday, 10:00am - 12:00pm Registration deadline: Apr. 27 April 3 Join us at the Centre for this outdoor gardening Registration deadline: Mar. 27 In partnership with West Coast Families, learn workshop. You will learn how to properly plant your own strategies to support your child’s emotional health. vegetables and herbs from seeds, which you will get to Register now for PMCC’s first ever virtual Developed by the Psychology Foundation of Canada, take home at the end of the day for your own garden. All Easter event. Tune in for crafts, games, the Kids Have Stress Too! program helps parents supplies included. For ages 19yrs+. an egg hunt & much more! This program understand childhood stress and teach their children will be held over Zoom and a kit with how to effectively copy with stress and anxiety. supplies will be ready for pick up at Place Maillardville prior to the class. For ages 12 and under.
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