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Socializing and learning to be crafty
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Socializing and learning to be crafty
The Woolwich Community Health Centre (WCHC) is continuing to get adults creative with its arts program. The program first launched during the pandemic years was well attended, but when the original organizer, Margret Gohl, retired, no one was able to take over.However, when Lauren Kells, a community outreach worker at WCHC, returned from maternity leave in March last year, she and a co-worker restarted it. This year, she started the sessions in …
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