Welllington County residents are being offered a chance to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges – and strengths – of people living in poverty.
A Bridges out of Poverty workshop is set for Oct. 16. at the Lions Club Den, located at 210 Main Street East in, Palmerston.
The program, sponsored by Wellington Dufferin Guelph Public Health, takes a community approach to understanding and helping, those living in poverty, to get ahead.
The one-day workshop, will help participants partner with individuals to create opportunities for success, examine the impact of poverty on families, explore the hidden rules of economic class, identify ways to improve relationships and develop new tools to better address individuals’ needs.
Cost to participate is $40 and lunch is provided.
Call 519-848-3462 to register. For information go to http://www.wdgpublichealth.ca/?q=bridges.
