Parents & Caregivers Invited to Share Insights
on May 18, 2017
Parents for Children’s Mental Health is seeking input from caregivers who have received child and youth mental health services in Waterloo Region over the past 2 years. Your thoughts will help inform the planning of future child and youth mental health services in the Region. Consultation opportunities are taking place in various locations during the month of May and parents/caregivers will receive an honorarium for participating.
Sessions will be held:
May 18th – 6:30-8:30 pm – Lutherwood, 285 Benjamin Rd, Waterloo
May 23rd – 6:30-8:30 pm – Woolwich Community Services, 5 Memorial Ave, Elmira
May 24th – 6:30-8:30 pm – Langs, 1145 Concession Rd, Cambridge
May 29th – 6:30-8:30 pm – Front Door, 1770 King St. E, Kitchener (please note: this location is not wheelchair accessible)
May 30th – 6:30-8:30 pm – Wilmot Family Resource Centre, Unit 1-175, Waterloo St, New Hamburg
Please RSVP your attendance to Angela Sider: angela@pcmh.ca. Please include your full name, phone number and the session you will be attending.
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