 REmarket Is Almost Here! The St Lawrence Neighbourhood Association Waste Reduction Group is holding a one-day community service for the collection of Electronics, Textiles, Books and Art & School Supplies on February 10th from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the St. Lawrence Market Tent - 125 The Esplanade. Click to view flyer Accepted items:
We are also collecting glasses for the Optic Zone to donate overseas, and used pens to give to Staples who will recycle them responsibly. Need to know:
Donations will be collected for The Salvation Army, Renewed Computer Technology (RCT), and Prosthetics for Foreign Donation (PFFD Inc). Please email reduce@slna.ca if you have any questions. Mobile Vaccination Clinic in the St. Lawrence Toronto Public Health will provide a mobile immunization clinic at St. Lawrence Community Recreation Centre on Thursday, February 10. Immunization services will be available to students, families and staff of Market Lane Jr and Sr PS, Downtown Alternative School, and St. Michael Catholic School. In cases where parents are not able to accompany their child to get a vaccination, there will be consent packages sent home. For COVID-19 information related to schools, please visit toronto.ca/COVID19SchoolInfo and on COVID-19 vaccines at please visit COVID-19 Vaccines. Jamii Update  The SLNA is pleased to be a sponsor of the local arts organization Jamii. Throughout the year Jamii provides updates to the SLNA so that residents can be informed about the programs, activities and initiaves launched by Jamii to engage, support and entertain the residents of the St. Lawrenece. Following are current updates from Jamii Executive Director, Isorine Marc: JAMII 2021 SEASON REVIEW: The Jamii team is extremely proud to share the 2021 Season Review with the members and supporters of the SLNA. Jamii’s 2021 programming empowered many throughout the community while demonstrating resilience, innovation, audacity, courage, and love. Jamii is grateful for the continued support from the SLNA and is looking forward to continuing this collaboration in 2022. If you have questions or comments to share with Jamii with respect to programming please click on the hyperlinks embedded in this 2021 Season Review accessible at the link below: https://www.jamii.ca/_files/ugd/21aa01_9941a6a8fa474bee8c406027be3dc729.pdf JAMII’S NEW PROJECT – CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS: As one might imagine, this winter has been especially hard for many of the seniors in our neighbourhood. Jamii's intention is to feature the voices and stories of our local seniors and invite them to take a central seat in our community as we share moments of their journeys, aspects of their resilience, and the richness of their stories. This project offers 10 participating seniors the opportunity to connect with a local youth and share their story through a series of one-on-one conversations. The youth are invited to design and create an exhibit of portraits that encapsulates these seniors' stories through words and photography. This exhibit will then presented in David Crombie Park in the early Spring so that all can view and enjoy the presentation.  We hope this project will contribute to enhancing social cohesion in our community during these extraordinary times. If you are interested in participating please send an email to info@jamii.ca expressing your interest.
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