Registration Includes:

• 18 holes with cart
• Full lunch and steak / chicken dinner
• Wine tasting
• $5,000 Hole in one & many other course contests
• Cigar bar & scotch
• Free swag bag with gifts and coupons
• Silent auction – items include four tickets for Ottawa Senator’s game, Toronto Maple Leafs’ players Meet & Greet at Thundering Waters, Air Canada prizes & sweepstakes entry (2 flights to any destination), Mont Tremblant Condo; sleep 6 for 7 nights, and more!

Charitable donation tax receipts will be issued. To inquire and sign up, contact Daniel Pisani (contact information above).

This event is hosted by the Centre de santé communautaire.

Connections First is a new introductory session where people can get connected to the Alzheimer Society of Niagara Region.

Persons with dementia and their partners in care learn about living well with dementia through Wellness and Healthy Brain Strategies, find out why it is important to connect with community services and get support.

Participants have opportunity to explore Normal Aging and Dementia and hear about recommended first steps.

Sessions will be held monthly. Registration is required (see contact information above).

These sessions are hosted by the Alzheimer Society of Niagara Region.

Over the past decade alone, web technology has vastly increased data availability, and community innovators have created new tools for accessing, visualizing, analyzing, and sharing relevant data to advance equity-focused policies and investments.

From local tools like the Metro Atlanta Equity Atlas, which connects local leaders to timely data across eight key areas of community well-being, to national tools like Mapping Police Violence, which provides interactive maps and charts on officer-involved deaths of community members, online data tools are equipping advocates, policymakers, funders, and the public with relevant data to advance health equity and move policy across a range of issue areas.

Join this webinar, live from Portland, for a panel discussion with national leaders who are using and designing data tools to drive health equity and community action.

Featured Speakers:

• Sarah Treuhaft, Senior Director at PolicyLink (moderator)
• Nathaniel Smith, Founder and Chief Equity Officer/CEO of the Partnership for Southern Equity
• Sam Sinyangwe, Co-Founder of Campaign Zero and Mapping Police Violence
• Julia Sebastian, Research Associate at Race Forward
• Cat Goughnour, Founder and Principal at Radix Consulting and Right 2 Root
• Antwi Akom, Co-Founder & CEO of Streetwyze; Co-Founder of ISEEED; Professor & Founding Director of Social Innovation and Urban Opportunity Lab UCSF & SFS

This webinar is hosted by Ecotrust and PolicyLink.

Join Innovate Niagara for lunch and learn how to set up Quickbooks for your small business!

Angie Tellier will be covering the following on the Quickbooks Desktop Module:

• Company Set-Up
• Setting up Chart of Accounts
• Recording Purchases and Sales
• Tracking Accounts Receivable
• Tracking Accounts Payable

This seminar is hosted by Innovate Niagara.

Caregiver Wellness: Navigating Your Journey is a new 3 part series.

The first two sessions present the opportunity for care partners of persons living with dementia to reflect on their current journey, prepare for the next steps and navigate the process.

Part three will focus on keeping connected and will allow care partners to check-in with each other and as well as receive additional education.

Registration is required.

Dates:

• July 17
• July 31
• August 14

These sessions are hosted by the Alzheimer Society of Niagara Region.

Your library just got bigger! Learn more about what LiNC (the Libraries in Niagara Cooperative) is, how you can benefit from it and how to use it.

A second session will be held on July 19 from 7-8 in Fenwick.

This information session is hosted by the Pelham Public Library.

Did you know that 30% of Niagara secondary students have played drinking games in the past 4 weeks? Or that 20% of grade 7 and 8 students don’t always wear a seatbelt while in a vehicle? Find out more with Niagara’s Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey results!

During this 2-hour interactive session, you can expect:

• A presentation highlighting the findings and trends from the 2015 data
• To receive tools to help you share this data with your colleagues, partners and target audiences, including 11 infographics (some examples shown below) and a report
• An opportunity to discuss ways you and your colleagues can help impact these statistics

The results will cover information about health-related behaviours, attitudes and beliefs from grades 7-12 students in Niagara. Health topics discussed will include: mental health and addictions, tobacco, alcohol, cannabis, other drug use, physical activity, healthy eating, road safety, head injuries, family and school environments.

Please RSVP to confirm your attendance with melanie.seguin@niagararegion.ca by July 4, 2017.

This lunch & learn is hosted by Niagara Region Public Health.