The grief support group meets Tuesday nights for 6 weeks and is facilitated by a trained counsellor. Please phone the office at (250) 635-4811 to register or for more information.

Groundwater Licensing Requirements Open House FrontCounter BC is hosting several open houses in October to assist in the groundwater licence application process. FrontCounter BC and water allocation staff will be available to answer questions and help ensure your application is complete upon submission.

Terrace Women's Resource Centre presents: CONSENT TO HEALTH CARE & FACILITY CARE Consent is very much in the news as it underlies many of our day-to-day interactions. Consent is also fundamental to encounters with the health care and residential care systems. What are the consent rights of patients with regard to health and personal care matters? What are the rights of representatives authorized in a Representation Agreement for consent to health and personal care if a patient is incapacitated?

Free drop-in painting space. Self-directed. All supplies will be provided. Calm and friendly space to relax and paint the afternoon away.

Women and Development of Terrace are holding their annual book sale fundraiser on October 20/18 from 11:00 -2:30 at Knox United Church. Come out and support a worthwhile cause where all funds raised go directly to projects in developing countries that support women and children. Its the perfect time to stock up on all your winter reading while making a difference in the lives of others.

Terrace Women's Resource Centre presents: DYING WITHOUT A WILL — TIPS ON MAKING A WILL Some people are considered not capable of making a Will due to the legal requirements. This may affect someone with a disability from birth (special needs). It can also affect an adult who put off making a Will and now has advanced dementia. What happens in these cases, according to the law? For the majority of British Columbians who can make a Will, we’ll offer some tips and resources. Nidus is a non-profit, charitable organization that was set up by seniors and disability groups.

Advanced voting for the 2018 general election is available from 8 am to 8 pm on Wednesday, October 10. Voting will be held at the Terrace Sportsplex Multipurpose Room, 3320 Kalum Street. 

An additional advanced voting opportunity will be held at the same location on Wednesday, October 17. General voting day is Saturday, October 20, 2018.

For more information please contact Alisa Thompson, Corporate Administrator at 250-638-4721 or athompson@terrace.ca or Cathy Jackson, Chief Election Officer, at 250-635-1907.

The Women's Recovery House Steering Committee will be hosting a fundraising garage sale on October 5th from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. and October 6th from  9 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at 4744 Tuck Avenue, Terrace BC. Please call 250-975-4055 for more information.

Have you considered who would speak on your behalf for medical care if you were ever unable to speak for yourself? Imagine what it would be like to find yourself in a hospital in a life-threatening situation and you were unable to communicate. Who would speak for you and make health care decisions on your behalf? It always seems too early to think about those things until it’s too late. Join the Terrace Hospice Society at this informative workshop. Now is the time to embrace the topic of Advance Care Planning and bring peace of mind to you and your loved ones.

Want a place to knit or learn to knit/crochet/embroider? This is it! Join us on Tuesday afternoons for a coffee and a chat. All ages welcome.

Terrace Women's Resource Centre presents: JOINT OWNERSHIP — THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE RISKY Joint ownership of bank accounts, real estate property, and vehicles is common for spouses. How is this different when a parent and child own property jointly? Find out about different kinds of joint ownership. Joint ownership is NOT a substitute for making documents in case of incapacity, for end-of-life, and other support needs. Learn about recent court cases that have led to new cautions about joint ownership.

Are you interested in social change, feminism, innovation, and collaboration? Find out more about becoming a Board Member with the Terrace Women's Resource Centre Society at our Dim Sum meet 'n' eat. We strongly encourage women from a wide variety of ages and life experiences to join us. Women of every color and race are welcome! Folks with little to no Board experience are welcome! We are also looking for teens to join our membership! Call or message us to find out more and to RSVP. Need a ride, ASL interpreter, or childcare? Let us know and we can make arrangements for you.

Hosted by Volunteer Terrace. Free for non profits and volunteers. 12-3pm

Free BBQ for volunteers and non-profits on Saturday, September 29th at 12:00 pm. Please bring your own dishes.

Moms, partners, and children are welcome to come raise awareness and support for breastfeeding in Terrace and the world! La Leche League Terrace invites you to a special mom's drop-in 'competition' to have the most babies 'latched on' in our community. We'll have some food and drink, and make connections. Formula-feeding, doing a combo of BF and formula, or looking for more support with trying to breastfeeding? Feel free to contact La Leche League Leader Leticia at 250-635-4177 for breastfeeding support and information.

Grab your family, friends, coworkers and create a team! Whether you’re looking for a corporate team building experience, a group outing or just an opportunity to get outside and have fun, this event is for you.

A Community for Breastfeeding Mothers (Fathers, Partners and Caregivers welcome!!) Terrace Group meets the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month at 10:00 AM @ Terrace Women Resource Centre 4553 Park (across from the pool) La Leche League Offers: • Breastfeeding Information • Free Monthly Meetings • Special Interest Meetings • Telephone Support • Resource Library • Book & Catalogue Orders Terrace La Leche League Leader: Leticia @ 250-635-4177 Breastfeeding Knowledge + Mothering Experience 1-800-665-4324 www.LLLC.ca

Annual march to end gender-based violence and in support of survivors. Rally at Chill Soda Shop, march to George Little Park for short speeches and songs. All are welcome.

Alzheimer Society of B.C presents a free workshop, open to everyone living and working in the community, to provide you with an introduction to dementia and help you to recognize when someone may be living with the disease. It includes helpful strategies and tips for communicating with people who are living with dementia and where you can go for more help. Ultimately, this workshop aims to bring us one step closer to a dementia-friendly province where people living with dementia are supported and included in their communities.