We would like to Thank BC Technology for Learning Society, helping us by donating computers to our organization. The Computers are tools for persons with Disabilities and Special Needs. We provide workshops, on how to use computers, learning new skills, and so much more.
"We acknowledge the financial assistance of the Province of British Columbia"
Free Craft Workshop for Persons with Disabilities and Special Needs
LOONIE AUCTION
Draws start at 2 PM SHARP Sunday, October 28th
Free admission,
To have a chance nto win prizes all you have to do is buy as many tickets you like for only $1.00 each.
CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR
Saturday, November 10th 10:am to 4:pm
Sunday, November 11th 10:am to 3pm
location 950 Kerry Street, PG
We will also be selling 50/50 Tickets you can win up to $500.00
ABOUT US
Workshops / seminars / conferences on topics such as financial security, housing, transportation and self-help skills etc. Handy Circle promotes social and recreational interaction as a drop in service
Beside being an Information and Resource Centre we also help with filling out medical forms, and provide you with your next steps to succeed.
We help persons needing a Ramp through (STOPGAP AND TETRA (PARTNERS) for their business or home, we network with TETRA and STOPGAP to fulfill your needs regarding accessibilty issues. click here for application
We help persons with disabilities with their income tax, we will also train to do self taxes
Help you gather the documents necessary to file your taxes
Meet with you one-on-one to help you file your basic income tax return
Provide information and advice (in-person, or by phone and/or email) about filing income tax returns
We provide Basic Computer and Office Skills Training.
FREE Craft Workshops,
We provide Workshops / Seminars / Conferences on topics such as Financial Security,Housing,Transportation,Entertainment and Self-Help Skills etc. We also help Persons with Disabilities how to do their own tax return.
101-490 Quebec ST
Prince George, BC V2L5N5
+1.250-563-1852
( Eva ( Volunteer at Handy Circle Resource Society. Eva is selling 50/50 Tickets ( Our Fund Raiser to help us continue with our Programs we provide to Persons with Disabilities in our Community.
2017 Loonie Auction
Hope to see you on the 27th and 28th 2018
Emily Making Ornaments
at one of the craft workshops
Picture of Destiny Coming Soon
The Prince George Citizen Monday, January 17, 2005 Article written by Citizen staff BERNICE TRICK DISCARDED DOLL FINDS Handy Home There‘s a happy ending to the story of a doll that became orphaned during the Santa Claus parade. During the parade, the Handy Circle Promotions Society(now called Handy Circle Resource Society) folks handed out numerous toys, donated by the Bibles for Missions store, to children along the route. At the end of the parade, a Handy Circle volunteer noticed that one of the dolls had been abandoned on a pole near city hall. One of her stuffed legs was missing. “We all said we could not leave the doll there, so volunteer Shirley Byman hopped out of the van and retrieved the doll,” said office manager Lorraine Young, who took the doll to her father-in-law, Ford Young, who is a wood carver. Young carved a wooden leg from a piece of pine and with his friend, Carl Zobel, built the strawberry doll a wheelchair out of plywood. Now the 20-inch doll has a permanent home at handy Circle, where it has become a mascot for people with disabilities. She looks great, and even has a happy smile on her face,” said Young. Since the doll doesn’t have a name (the doll’s name is Destiny 2015 this is an archived article from 2005) Young is hoping someone in the community can come up with an appropriate one. There will be a small a small prize for the person. Jan. 30 is the deadline to enter by calling 563-1852, e-mail: hcrspg@gmail.com or visit the office at No. 101 490 Quebec Street in the Kiwanis Centre. His year Handy Circle celebrates its 20th anniversary in Prince George. “It was established July 30, 1985 as a non-profit society to promote awareness of the needs and skills of those with disabilities,” said director Vivianne Candy. “Our mission is to advocate for improved quality of life for people with disabilities.” Handy Circle works with people with disabilities, providing information and referrals, and training them in computer and office skills. Last year they received donations of computers, which has allowed them to increase training in basic office skills, computer, websites and more. They also welcome people from the community who want to learn or upgrade computer skills. A big Thank-you to Shirley Byman for typing the article from the Citizen Call 563-1852 for more information. SPRING 2016 Please visit our Website Www.handycirclepg.ca For the most up to date information and newest events You can donate on our website. www.handycirclepg.ca Or send a donation by mail to: 101 - 490 Quebec St. (a tax receipt will be provided) National Volunteer Week April 10-16, 2016 Volunteers are the roots of strong communities A book review (in fact my first ever so bare with me, K) I’ve recently read a book called Kinship with All Life by John Allen Boone. It is an interlibrary Loan item. I thought I’d share my thought and some quotes from the cover of the book. On the front cover there is a short statement “Simple, challenging, real-life experiences showing how much animals communicate with each other and with people who understand them.” This idea coming from someone else intrigued me because I have had amazing moment of true communications with many species and thought I was the only one. Later, I found an interesting question followed by a statement on the back cover. Is there a universal language of love, a “kinship with all life” that can open new horizons of experiences? I thought I’ve asked this question on more than one occasion Example after example in this unique classic-from “Strongheart” the actor-dog to “Freddie” the Fly-resounds with entertaining and inspiring proof that communication with animals is a wonderful, indisputable fact. All that is required is an attitude of openness, friendliness, humility, and a sense of humour to part the curtain and bonds of real friendship. I’ve loved his lovely descriptions of his rather odd assortment of teachers. Some of mine have been dogs, pigeons, a dove, slugs and harbour seals. So you can see I have a kinship of appreciating “All Life” with the author J Allen Boone. For anyone who loves animals, for all those who have ever experienced the special devotion only a pet can bring, Kinship with All Life is an unqualified delight. Sample these pages and you will never encounter “just a dog” again, but rather a fellow member of nature’s own family. “Thinking people for generations to come will benefit by this book” –Joel S. Goldsmith Thank-you to All-for sharing your time and energy In supporting this Event
Thank You to All Our Sponsors For Making Our Loonie Auction a Success in 2002,2004,2005,2006,
2007,2008,2009,
2010,2011,2012,
2013,2014,2015,
2016 and 2017, 2018
coming up October 27th
Being updated with addresses and Phone Numbers
Westjet donated a flight anywhere where Westjet flies in North America for our 2016 Silent Auction.
Alison’s Embroidery 4th Ave Prince George
Ava Marias 20th Ave Prince George
Books and Company
Boston Pizza Restaurant
Carlton Cards Pine Centre Mall
Canadian Tire
Chatters Southridge
China Sail Restaurant
Chunky Monkey Candles (See us on Facebook)
Costcos
Davids Tea Pine Centre Mall
The Black Sheep Pine Centre Mall
Fortune Palace
5th Ave Bowling
Impark (Parking) 1600 3rd Ave, Prince George
Joey's Seafood Restaurants
MacDonald’s Victoria Street
McInnes Lighting
Marlene Carpenter
Papa John’s Pizza
Photo Fax
PG Florist Quebec Street
PGWASSUP Community Newsletter
PGWALKNROLL
SP Pastry Chef
Terry Pratt (Avon)
Tim Hortons
The Canadian Mattress Store
The Great Canadian Super Store
The Coast Inn of The North
The Painted Shed
Topaz Beads 4th Ave Prince George
Treasure Cove
Up The Creek Garment Company
Vanhorlicks
Walmart
The Bay
Clickonart (Local Artist)
Kathy Rohl (Local Artist)
The BOBB Family
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