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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.

April 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.

Sharing Circle
Every Monday this month
Begins at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm
Mindfulness and Grounding - April 13
Identity and Purpose - April 20
Hope and Healing - April 27
Substance abuse - afternoons
Share your personal experiences and ideas during the morning session on Mindfulness and Grounding on April 13, Identity and Purpose on April 20 and Hope and Healing on April 27. Afternoon, discuss and share your personal experiences and solutions for substance abuse. Everyone is welcome!

Arts and Crafts
Every Monday this month.
Begins at 12:30 pm.
Join Jennifer and Cindy for arts and crafts. You can make a variety of items and keepsakes for yourself and for the Club. All material and paint will be provided. Bring your favourite pictures for photo frames, greeting cards and gifts.

Journalling
Every Wednesday this month
Starts at 10:00 am.
Get together with Moe to write down your thoughts and feelings to help raise awareness of your struggle with stress, depression, or anxiety.

Magic the Gathering
Every Wednesday this month
Begins at 12:00 pm.
Join your friends for Magic the Gathering, a trading card game where players summon incredible creatures and cast powerful spells to defeat their foes. Bring your Magic cards and be clever!

Round Table Discussion
Every Friday this month
Begins at 11:00 am.
Join us for discussions on a variety of topics and to get to know one another.

Dungeons and Dragons
Every Friday this month
Begins at 11:00 am.
Get together with your friends for Dungeons and Dragons games.

NISA Virtual Hangout
Thursday, April 2, 16 and 30
1:00 pm to 2 pm.
Connect virtually with our friends at the Northern Initiative for Social Action (NISA), an organization based in Sudbury and run by and for people with lived experience of mental health challenges/mental illness similar to Club 90. This is a perfect opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences among our peers between the two organizations.

Sudbury Shopping Trip
Tuesday, April 7
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 Thursday, April 2 if you are interested. For more information, please call Tracey at (705) 848-3013.

Easter Dinner
Thursday, April 9
First sitting: 1:00 pm.
Second sitting: 3:00 pm.
Celebrate the Easter weekend with dinner at Club 90. There will be two sittings - at 1:00 and at 3:00. Come join fellow members as we celebrate Easter with ham, hash-brown potato, carrots, and ambrosia salad for dessert. Please sign up at the Club or call (705) 848-2879 by Thursday, April 2 if you are interested. Click here for details.

Pool Tournament
Tuesday, April 14
Begins at 12:30 pm.
Come in for some friendly competition playing pool. See if you can advance in each round to win the tournament and get a prize. Please sign up if you want to participate.

Setting Goals Presentation
Thursday, April 16
Begins at 12:00 pm.
The Counselling Centre of East Algoma will do a presentation about setting reasonable goals. Learn how to assess your needs, how to set goals and objectives, and how to successfully achieve your goals.

Elliot Lake Group Showcase
Saturday, April 18
Collins Hall
From 11:00 am to 3:00 pm
Cost: Free!
The City is inviting everyone to check out the Group Showcase at Collins Hall to learn about local clubs and groups, and give you the opportunity to discover organizations that interests you. The showcase will be taking place on Saturday, April 18, 2026 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Collins Hall.

Ontario Disability Support Program Information Session
Tuesday, April 21
9:00 am. to 3:00 pm.
Join Chantel to ask any questions about dental assistance, medical aids, dietary needs, or other issues.

Addictions Presentation
Tuesday, April 21
Begins at 12:00 pm.
Ryan, from the Counselling Centre of East Algoma will do a presentation about understanding different types of addictions and how to get assistance and support in coping with your addictions.

Shyanne Nail Day
Thursday, April 23
Begins at 12:00 pm.
Get a nail manicure with Shyanne including cleaning, shaping, cuticle care, and polishing, along with hand massages and specialized techniques like gel or acrylic application. You'll feel and look better with a manicure.

Painting Gifts for Mental Health Week
Tuesday, April 28
All day!
We will be making a variety of gifts and baskets to give out as prizes for Mental Health Week in early May. Paint and material will be provided.

Sault Ste. Marie Shopping Trip
Sometime in May - exact date and time to be announced
Cost: $20.00
Go on a fun shopping trip to Sault Ste. Marie with stops at Station Mall, downtown and Walmart. Please check back at the Club or call (705) 848-2870 for more information. Please sign up if your are interested.

Reminder

Club 90 Closed
Friday, April 2 - Good Friday
Monday, April 6 - Easter Monday

Espanola Shopping Bus Trip
Monday, June 1
Bus leaves at 8:30 am.
Cost: $25.00
Buy tickets at A.J. Bus Lines, 2 Charles Walk
Go on a day trip to Espanola for some shopping. The bus leaves Elliot Lake at approximately 8:30 am and will stop at downtown Espanola, Giant Tiger, Espanola Mall and Tanners Independent Grocer. Purchase tickets for $25:00 at the A.J. Bus Lines office at 2 Charles Walk by Friday, February 28 if you are interested. For more information, please call Tracey at (705) 848-3013.

Elliot Lake Emergency Food Bank
The Elliot Lake Emergency Food Bank is 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.