These are our current community programs and services:

The Community Centre is open:

• Monday-Friday 11 AM to 8 PM
• Saturday 11:30 AM to 2 PM
• Sunday 3:30 PM to 6 PM

Programs & Services

Our programs and services are for individuals in need of support. We prioritize those who already use our programs or are in immediate need. If you’re new to the Community Centre and would like to access our services, please check in with a staff member.

Every Day

Hot, Nutritious Meals Monday to Friday

Lunch 11:30 AM – 2 PM | Take out available
Dinner 7 PM – 8 PM | Take out available until 8:30 PM

Hot, Nutritious Meals Weekends

Saturday Lunch 12 PM – 1:30 PM
Sunday Dinner 4 PM – 6 PM

Monday through Friday

Resource and Advocacy:

If you’re looking for help with housing, employment, or accessing community services, staff are available to help. Computers, phones, a community information board, and a listening ear are always available.

Kitchen Volunteering:

Volunteer and learn new skills in our community kitchen. Working with our kitchen coordinator, prepare and serve lunch. Connect with the Community Centre staff for more information.

Laundry & Showers: 11 AM-5 PM

Laundry and shower facilities are available 11 AM to 5 PM. Please note that laundry and shower services are offered on a first-come, first-serve basis. Check-in with staff to put your name on the list.

Mondays

Medical Clinic (CHCKW Outreach): 11 AM-2 PM

Medical team provides access to services such as housing, health care resources, living and legal support services, and income resources. Doctors/Nurse Practitioners, Nurses and Social Workers available for assistance with diagnosis, treatment and other resources.

Ontario Works | Starling Housing Support: 1-3 PM

Ontario Works and Starling Community Services support staff are available to help with housing applications and general questions.

Men’s Group: 2-3 PM

Come join us as we talk about nothing and everything at the same time. Drop in. Community Centre

Drop-in Counselling: 3-4pm

Sign up with staff to get your name on the list.

Chapel: 5:30-6:30 PM

Join us every Monday for chapel with various churches, worshiping and learning the Bible together. No registration is required.

Tuesdays

Medical Clinic (CHCKW Outreach): 11 AM-2 PM

Medical team provides access to services such as housing, health care resources, living and legal support services, and income resources. Nurses and Social Workers available for assistance with treatment and other resources.

Clothing Repair: 1-3 PM

Meet with a volunteer who will help with simple repairs for clothing

Traverse Brain Injury Support: 1-3 PM

Meet with an outreach worker to find support and resources for those affected by brain injuries.

Wednesdays

Community Legal Information Project (CLIP): 11 AM-1 PM

Free, reliable legal information and resources to help navigate the legal system.

Ontario Works | Starling Housing Support: 1-3 PM

Ontario Works and Starling Community Services support staff are available to help with housing applications and general questions.

Ontario Disability Support Plan (ODSP): 1-3 PM

ODSP staff are available to help with applications and general questions.

Homeless and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART Hub) – Employment Support and Community Coordinator 1-3 PM

Guidance, resources, and training to help with employment, resumes and volunteering. The Community Coordinator will take care of intakes for anything Hart Hub and other outreach opportunities.

Medical Clinic (CHCKW Outreach): 1-4 PM

Medical team provides access to services such as housing, health care resources, living and legal support services, and income resources. Doctors/Nurse Practitioners, Nurses and Social Workers available for assistance with diagnosis, treatment and other resources.

Bible Study  3-4 PM 

Drop in. No registration is required.

Thursdays

Rapid Access Addiction Medicine Clinic (RAAM Clinic): 9:00 AM-2:30 PM

The Rapid Access Addiction Medicine Clinic (RAAM) is a space where individuals of any age can access support for substance use disorders. RAAM is an easy access, walk-in clinic that individuals can access without an appointment or formal referral.

Ontario Works | Starling Housing Support: 1-3 PM

Ontario Works and Starling Community Services support staff are available to help with housing applications and general questions.

Homeless and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART Hub) – Employment Support 1-3 PM

Guidance, resources, and training to help with employment, resumes and volunteering.

Community Canvas 3-4 pm (in the Community Centre Chapel)

Community Canvas is an art program where guests can express themselves creatively in a safe, supportive space. Whether you’re picking up a paintbrush for the first time or returning to a familiar passion, this is a place to explore, connect, and share your story through art. All are welcome – no experience needed! Supplies provided.

Medical Clinic (CHCKW Outreach): 5-8 PM

Medical team provides access to services such as housing, health care resources, living and legal support services, and income resources. Doctors/Nurse Practitioners and Nurses available for assistance with diagnosis, treatment and other resources.

Health Care Services: 5-7 PM

Healthcare workers are available for diagnosis, treatment, education, ongoing health services, well-being checks, and immunizations.

Fridays

Medical Clinic: 11 AM-2 PM

Medical team provides access to services such as housing, health care resources, living and legal support services, and income resources. Doctors/Nurse Practitioners, Nurses and Social Workers available for assistance with diagnosis, treatment and other resources.

Homeless and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART Hub) – Community Coordinator 1-3 PM

The Community Coordinator will take care of intakes for anything Hart Hub and other outreach opportunities.

Fun Fridays: 2:30- 5:30 PM

Join us in the Community Centre for a fun Friday activities

Afternoon: Drop-in Counselling noon – 4pm

Sign up with staff to get your name on the list.

Sundays

Winners’ Circle – Alcoholics Anonymous: 3-4 PM

People share their experiences, strength, and hope through their recovery from alcoholism. The only requirement is the desire to stop drinking. AA is not allied with any denomination, political party, organization, or institution. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help others achieve sobriety. Drop in. No registration is required.