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A HEARTFELT THANK YOU – A LETTER FROM THE LMNH BOARD OF DIRECTORS
A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Community: Your Support Fuels Our Recovery The Little Mountain Neighbourhood House Society (LMNHS) Board of Directors wishes to extend a warm and sincere thank you to the incredible members of our community who have stood by our side during a challenging period in our
GEARING UP FOR BACK TO SCHOOL AND FALL ACTIVITIES
Dear Little Mountain Neighbourhood House Community, As August gracefully draws to a close, our thoughts naturally gravitate towards back to school, pumpkin spice lattes, the turning of the leaves, and the return to our fall programming. Our dedicated team has been busy preparing for fall and pivoting as necessary given
FAMILY DROP-IN – MUSIC, STORIES AND SONGS
Greetings from the Family Resources Program at Little Mountain Neighbourhood House with an update on our Family Drop-in! Our Family Resources Program supports the development of happy, healthy, families through drop-ins, parent education workshops, support services, and other family-centered programs. Though our Friday Family Drop-in was originally located at 3981
SENIORS LINE DANCING PROGRAM
You live as long as you dance – Rudolf Khametovich Nureyev Since April, our Little Mountain Neighbourhood House Seniors line dancing program has been taking place in the plaza at Riley Park next to the community gardens. The backdrop is nothing short of picturesque for our dancers! As the weather warmed,
THRIVING MINDS – ENRICHING THE LIVES OF NEWCOMER CHILDREN
For over four decades, Little Mountain has been providing intentional, thoughtful, and fun activities for the children attending our camps. This year, fueled by a partnership and generous backing from the United Way of BC – Lower Mainland, we launched an additional summer initiative program called Thriving Minds. This specialized
LMNH CLIMATE RESPONSE IN ACTION
Thankfully the cooler weather has returned, but last week was most definitely a scorcher. From Monday through Wednesday last week, Environment Canada issued a Heat Warning Level 1. Certain vulnerable persons may be affected when a Heat Alert (Level 1) is issued. The Little Mountain Neighbourhood House team sprang into
SENIORS LUNCH – FUN AND GAMES
The Little Mountain Neighbourhood house used to host our Seniors Lunch out of our Main St. location, however after the fire, we had to pivot quickly. Thanks to some creativity and hard work from our team, by the following week we started hosting it at Riley Park Gardens at 50
A REQUEST FOR HELP
Dear Little Mountain Neighbourhood House Community, In the wake of the recent fire, we have embarked on the arduous journey of sifting through the remnants of our offices. Regrettably, a significant portion of our belongings, spanning from computers and office furniture to files and program equipment, have been irreparably damaged.