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What is Club 90?

Club 90 is a Psychosocial Rehabilitation Program for adults in Elliot Lake and the surrounding area. Through support and sharing, members and staff provide a place to belong, a warm place, where members can achieve new levels of esteem and confidence in an atmosphere of stability and challenge. Everyone has something to offer.

The Clubhouse
Club 90 uses the clubhouse model to run its activities. The club is organized into the following units:

CAFÉ: Service from the cafe is available at nominal cost to members.
CLERICAL: Members participate in general office operations and publish newsletters.
MAINTENANCE: Members maintain premises and equipment.

Members and staff are responsible for developing or updating the various skills necessary for the proper operation of the club units. These work habits and abilities will upgrade the members potential and assist in a renewal of self confidence and self reliance.

Members of Club 90 help prepare a lunch or dinner daily. For a nominal amount, members enjoy a nutricious meal prepared onsite. Check the meal schedule to see what's cooking.

Club 90 is open!

Staff will work on-site and will be available to help you.

For more information, please call (705) 848-2879 and leave a message, or e-mail at mhsupport@nscss.com or
supportmh@nscss.com.

If you are in crisis you can call the crisis line at 705-848-2585.

May Activities

Something different everyday
Please call (705) 848-2879 to find out what is taking place today.

Grace Christian Drop-in Centre
Every Tuesday and Thursday
Grace Christian Centre
Open 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.
Yard Sale thrift store and Game Room open 9:00 am to 12:00 pm.
Lunch served 11:00 am to 12:30 pm.
Cost for lunch: $6:00 for full meal, dessert and refreshment
Join your friends at Grace Christian Centre for a meal and some social fun. Activities include pool, as well as board and card games. Pick up some bargains at the Yard Sale thrift store. Enjoy a hearty meal with dessert and refreshment for $6:00. This is a great place to meet and make new friends.

Seniors Expo
Thursday, May 1
Collins Hall
10:00 am. - 4:00 pm.
Free Admission.
Come down to Collins Hall for the Seniors Expo. The show features several community organizations and recreational groups geared to seniors’ issues and services. There will be prizes and entertainment. Click here for details.

Bingo
Friday, May 2
Begins at 2:00 pm.
Join us for Bingo and win some prizes.

Mental Health Week
Monday, May 5 to Friday, May 9
There will be a variety of presentations and workshops, as well as community meals, barbeques, activities and barbeques to raise awareness and stigma, and how we can unmask mental health challenges. Click here for schedule and details.

Sudbury Shopping Trip
Thursday, May 8
Bus leaves at 8:20 am from Upper Plaza.
Cost: $40.00
Buy tickets at A.J. Bus Lines, 2 Charles Walk
Go on a fun shopping trip to Sudbury with stops at Cosco, Winners Homesense, Walmart, and New Sudbury Shopping Centre. Purchase tickets for $40:00 at the A.J. Bus Lines office at 2 Charles Walk by Friday, April 4 if you are interested. For more information, please call Tracey at (705) 848-3013.

Self Portraits
Monday, May 12
Begins at 1:00 pm.
Come and see ourselves by painting a picture of yourself on canvas. Paints, brushes and canvas boards are provided.

Spring Crafts and Decorating
Tuesday, May 13
All day!
Get into spring by making a variety of arts and crafts for spring and decorating the Club for the season. Everything is provided.

Thirty Minute Workout
Wednesday, May 14, 21, and 28
Begins at 2:00 pm.
Join Heather for some healthy exercise to get yourself moving. You will feel much better afterward.

Keeping Journals
Thursday, May 14, 21, and 28
Begins at 11:00 am.
Take some time to write your thoughts, observations and behaviours about your mental health and day-to-day activities. Keep track of stressors, mood change, gratitude, and daily events to reflect on.

Round Table Discussion
Thursday, May 15, 22, and 29
Begins at 2:00 pm.
Join us for discussions on a variety of topics and to get to know one another.

Barbeque
Friday, May 16, 23, and 30
12:00 pm to 3:00 pm.
We will be holding a barbeque in the parking lot. The community at large is welcome to drop by to purchase Hamburgers, hot-dogs and sausages. Enjoy the nice weather with something from the grill.

Planting Flowers and Clean-up
Tuesday, May 20
Begins at 1:00 pm.
The planting season is here. We will clean up the grounds and plant flowers in the flower bed to make the grounds nice for another season.

Alzheimer Society Pancake Breakfast and Walk
Sunday, May 25
Collins Hall
Pancakes served from 8:30 am to 11:00 am.
Walk for Alzheimer begins at 12:00 pm.
Tickets: $10.00
Come to Collins Hall for Alzheimer Awareness Day. There will be a pancake breakfast, a walk and live entertainment by Jim Graham and Mr. & Mrs. band. Tickets are $10.00 and are available from Heather at Club 90 or calling (705) 848-8145. Wear comfortable shoes if you are participating in the walk.

Spa Day
Monday, May 26
Begins at 1:00 pm.
Get pampered with a variety of reatments including massage, facials, body treatments, manicures, pedicures and aromatherapy.

Charades
Tuesday, May 27
Begins at 1:00 pm.
Play this fun game by guessing from actions and gestures what the words and phrases are.

Reminder

Club 90 Closed
Monday, May 19 - Victoria Day

Elliot Lake Emergency Food Bank
New Location
The Elliot Lake Emergency Food Bank is now located at 23 Timber Road. It is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 am. to 12:00 pm. and from 1:00 pm. to 3:00 pm. Call (705) 461-3663 for information.

Meals at Club 90
Meals will be served inside Club 90 at 3:30 pm. Please call (705) 848-2879 by 12:00 pm to reserve a spot for your meals. Take-outs will still be available.

Do your part to reduce spreading COVID-19

Wash your hands frequently.
Avoid travel to areas with high COVID-19 cases.
Physical distancing - Stay at least 2 metres (6 feet) from other people.
Wear a mask where physical distancing is difficult or not possible, such as on public transit and in stores.
Get vaccinated when you are eligible.
Get tested if you develop symptoms.
Stay home if you are sick.