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IJewading child and family elfare (CFW) organizer lions will outline alternate ways of reducing harm in child welfare intervention cases during three free pub- lic workshops. The presenters will share innovative research and alternative methods of pro- viding service to children and families on lune 20 from 7-9 p-m. at Wilfrid burier University. During the two-hour workshops, presenters will address three key CFW issues. One session will explore opportunities to improve outcomes for youths involved in the child welfare system. Another will Tour-takers will have the opportunity to visit nine beautiful. diverse gardens throughout Kitchener- Child and family welfare conference E hosts public workshops at WLU ; Garden tour aids local Big Sisters organization The Best Friends of Big Sisters will hold the llth annual Garden Tour June 23. rain or shine. tttii::;):?,)'; j.“ m Lfieiiefrf59f: J- 1r)litiit ry Since l876 Main Branch: 886-1310, ext.29 McCormick Branch: 885-1920 Summer Reading A 2002 Spons. Arts. Clans. Speoal Guests. Wampum Mini Gum Camp Songs and more! Thursday nugln 1reToytTs gr; Aso avitilaNet Fun 8. pm??? Readers 8- Pro-readers Registration starts: June 25 Space is llmllcd. 50 call mm' I380 Victoria St North, Kitchener, Ont Hours 8:00 a m to 5 30 p m "tttij/tIii/ith'?), W S MWAWW DAY CAMP Call 744- 1555 " f}: . ' _ a a; (c."i5)',,riip, 'ttf _ 'uatsyi',t" c I., Waterloo, and take home some valuable tips. Tickets are $10 each. and are available by calling 743- 5206, or visiting Big Sisters House. 37 Allen St., House of Elegance, at the corner of King and William Streets, review the advantages of including family members in the child welfare deci- sion-making process. The third session will cover the benefits of community- based service models for CHM "There is a need for renewed hope and new ideas in child and family welfare." said Gary Cameron. principal investi- gator for the Partnerships for Children and Families Project and a professor with the faculty of social work at laurien "The conference and workshops are intended to get us thinking and talking about possibilities for more , Tum: Ullvmlnllmmlmduly Cog Slum” Human nmnunus snacks, . Omani by KVW's mm: etrremvd Municwm murmur. DanaZcuI. BA.AMI . Register soon moo-nun. comm.“ o Tut-rs 1 I home ot Wipity Plug Mom-sari Paschal Serendipity Place SUMMER CAMP For 2 1/2 In 6 year nlds Salt: Eduualmnal. ('rcanw Fun Activities run Indunn and outdoors Itunglnn & Dawcnpnn area In any ramp. morning! only 4 CAMPS TO CHOOSE FROM: July 2-5, LIL 1549. 22-26 The Village Shoppe, 139 Father David Bauer Dr., and KOR Gallery. 79 Joseph St. in Kitchener. The tour will run from ll a.m. to 5 p.m. The workshops are part of the Positive Systems of Child and Family Welfare international conference. hosted by the Partnerships for Children and Families Project on June 20 and 21 at Laurier. The conference will bring together CFW experts from around the world to share experiences and ideas about positive ways ofwork- ingwith families. The three workshops being offered for free to the public are: a harm reduction recipe from youth in care; child protection: a job that has to be done collectively: All prbceeds will go to the Big Sisters organization. positive ways of helping troubled children and fami- lies." 746-2765 . 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