What We Have Been Up To!
Welcome to 2025! We closed out 2024 in style, with grateful hearts, and full of wonderful memories. Thank you to all who came to our programs, attended our events, and supported us this year. We're looking forward to another exciting bunch of programs at the Centre and can't wait to see you again.
Weekly Meeting Specifics
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Ages 25 and up.
Thursdays from 4:00pm to 8:00pm Dinner served at 6:00pm |
Location: Beaconsfield United Church on Woodside Road.
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Our Thursday Dinners for Adults and Seniors is a Drop-In, in-person program every Thursday where people who identify as part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community are free to come and join us to socialize and break bread while building a support system comprised of other queer people.
Monthly ScheduleJanuary 9th - Welcome Back Activity
January 16th - Card Games! January 23rd - Group Discussions with David - Gay Cafe for Seniors: A proposed new quarterly program. January 30th - Bingo Night |
Upcoming EventsStay Tuned
Watch this space for our activities we have planned for the year. We will strive to give you as much notice as possible so you can arrange to come and attend!
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From Isolation to Community Outreach InitiativeFrom Isolation to Community is a specialized outreach service that the West Island LGBTQ2+ Centre offeres to seniors' based institutions in the West Island and surrounding regions. It provides sensitivity and inclusion training to staff, volunteers, and administrations of seniors based institutions.
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Thank You to our proud sponsors for making this work possible!
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514.353.2463 514.493.4484
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Tel-Aide514.493.4484Anonymous and confidential listening service for anyone who suffers from loneliness or stress, who are emotionally distressed or angry, or who simply need to confide in someone who will listen without judgement |
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email
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phone
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514.794.5428
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address
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202 Woodside Road, Beaconsfield, QC, H9W2P1
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We humbly and gratefully acknowledge that we are gathered on the unceded territory of the Kanien’kehà:Ka (Mohawk) people. This land has historically served as a meeting place for many Indigenous nations, including the Haudenosaunee and the Anishinaabe, and is currently home to Indigenous communities from across Turtle Island and the world.