Programs We OFfer (2023-2024)

Healthy Baby Club is flexible, continuous-entry program that provides support, nurturing and guidance to pregnant mothers. The weekly group meetings provide an opportunity for participants to get together with other pregnant women in a relaxed and friendly environment. If you or someone you know is in need of extra support during pregnancy, call our office and speak with one of our 3 Health Baby Club Coordinators 739-8096

Fee: Free!

Must be registered to attend this program as there are registration limits

Registered participants have the opportunity to have help with their homework, be physically active, explore their crafty side, socialize with their peers and take part in special events throughout the year. Daily snack provided. For details regarding the timings, refer to the VPCC Calendar.

Ages: Grades Kindergarten to Grades 6

Fee: Free!

Must be registered to attend this program as there are registration limits

Our Youth Leadership Program empowers teens to build real-world skills through hands-on workshops, team projects, and community engagement. Participants develop confidence, communication, and problem-solving abilities while learning how to organize events, lead initiatives, and work effectively with others. Graduates of the program often go on to host fundraisers, coordinate community activities, and volunteer at the centre — making a lasting impact on the people around them.

Ages: Grades 6-12

Fee: Free!

Must be registered to attend this program as there are registration limits

Open to area youth every Friday evening at the Community Centre. Safe, welcoming space where youth can socialize and interact with each other, and also provide some recreational opportunities. Registration is required to attend. For details regarding the timings, refer to the VPCC Calendar.

Ages: Grades 7-12

Fee: Free!

Must be registered to attend this program as there are registration limits

Homework assist offered to school age children / youth free of charge at the Community Centre. For details regarding the timings refer to the VPCC Calendar.

Ages: Grades 7-12

Fee: Free!

Must be registered to attend this program as there are registration limits

Knit & Stitch Social Group is a program where adults come together once a week to socialize and complete their own little sewing/ knitting projects and offer peer support through various projects. For details regarding the timings, refer to the VPCC Calendar.

Ages: Adult(18+)

Must be registered to attend this program as there are registration limits

Opportunity for area adult to come together and share their interest in various genres of books. Book Club is offered once a month free of charge. For details regarding the timings refer to the VPCC Calendar.

Ages: Grades Kindergarten to Grades 6

Age:Adult (18+)

Spaces are limited due to access of reading materials

The volunteering program at Virginia Park Community Centre offers an exciting opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others while also gaining valuable experience and skills. Our program provides a wide range of volunteer opportunities, including assisting with recreational activities, providing homework help, and supporting various programs and special events that benefit our community. Whether you are a student seeking to fulfill community service requirements or simply looking to give back to your community, we offer meaningful and rewarding experiences that will leave a lasting impact. Join us today and become a part of our dedicated team of volunteers making a positive difference in the world!

Please note that a requirement for volunteering in our organization would require you to fill out a record of conduct and a vulnerable sector check.

Fill out the Volunteer registration form in the Forms Section if interested

Employment and Career services are available at the centre from Monday to Friday. Resume writing, job search assistance, interview preparation, and program referrals are offered through the Community Employment Facilitator. If you are looking for work, interested in Adult Basic Education, or attending Post Secondary, call or text Morgan at (709)327-9231 or use the Centre’s number 579-4534 ext.(204) to book an appointment

Provides support to individuals and families facing challenges, including living on a low income, health issues, mental health concerns, problems with school attendance, and family / relationship issues. We help with developing social and school supports for young people to increase school attendance and success. The Family Support Worker also assists others within the community that may be facing various everyday challenges (i.e., food security, rental application, government form completion, etc.).

Please contact the centre at (709) 579- 4534 for more information

The Pantry will have non-perishable food items available for the community of Virginia park. Every 2nd Monday of the month residents will have to fill out a request form available at the community centre. Only one person per household unless otherwise stated.

For more information reach out to pantry@virginiapark.ca(206)