22 Min.
S6E26: Run for Women Moncton raises funds for trauma-informed daycare Pickle Planet Podcast
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The push continues to raise enough money to build a trauma-informed early childhood learning centre at the Courage Centre (also known to many as the Beauséjour Family Crisis Resource Centre) in Shediac.
One simple way to help – sign up to take part in the 2024 Shoppers Drug Mart Run for Women! Your $60 includes a swag bag, t-shirt, & finisher’s bracelet, along with a direct impact on funding for the centre.
Kristal LeBlanc is the executive director of the centre, which includes various support services for those transitioning from violent situations – emergency housing, forensic medical exam space, drop-in mental health support, a children’s playroom that serves as a neutral space for visits or custody exchanges, and several justice facility dogs (two of whom joined us in studio for this recording). She shares about the growing need for the centre’s services and the importance of creating a space specifically designed for children who are navigating life after trauma.
The annual Shoppers Drug Mart Run for Women is a large part of the centre’s funding mechanism, and everyone can help – either by participating in the walk/run or donating through someone who is. (Hint, hint — Jenna is Captain for the Leveraging Local Team. You can donate online or sign up to join us!)
The Shoppers Drug Mart Run for Women Moncton takes place on May 5 at Centennial Park. You can find more about the local event on their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/runforwomenmoncton
The Jenna & Tosh Show is a co-production of Pickle Planet Moncton and The Podcast Hub, and is recorded & aired by Rogers TV New Brunswick. Follow us for a new episodes each Monday!
Disclosure: Tosh is the MC for the Moncton run & Jenna has received her registration in exchange for race promotion. This podcast was not officially a paid promotion. We both believe in the Centre and the invaluable services it provides to our community. All opinions are our own.
The push continues to raise enough money to build a trauma-informed early childhood learning centre at the Courage Centre (also known to many as the Beauséjour Family Crisis Resource Centre) in Shediac.
One simple way to help – sign up to take part in the 2024 Shoppers Drug Mart Run for Women! Your $60 includes a swag bag, t-shirt, & finisher’s bracelet, along with a direct impact on funding for the centre.
Kristal LeBlanc is the executive director of the centre, which includes various support services for those transitioning from violent situations – emergency housing, forensic medical exam space, drop-in mental health support, a children’s playroom that serves as a neutral space for visits or custody exchanges, and several justice facility dogs (two of whom joined us in studio for this recording). She shares about the growing need for the centre’s services and the importance of creating a space specifically designed for children who are navigating life after trauma.
The annual Shoppers Drug Mart Run for Women is a large part of the centre’s funding mechanism, and everyone can help – either by participating in the walk/run or donating through someone who is. (Hint, hint — Jenna is Captain for the Leveraging Local Team. You can donate online or sign up to join us!)
The Shoppers Drug Mart Run for Women Moncton takes place on May 5 at Centennial Park. You can find more about the local event on their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/runforwomenmoncton
The Jenna & Tosh Show is a co-production of Pickle Planet Moncton and The Podcast Hub, and is recorded & aired by Rogers TV New Brunswick. Follow us for a new episodes each Monday!
Disclosure: Tosh is the MC for the Moncton run & Jenna has received her registration in exchange for race promotion. This podcast was not officially a paid promotion. We both believe in the Centre and the invaluable services it provides to our community. All opinions are our own.
22 Min.