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Find new
hobbies, make
new friends
- Shelley Paris
WINTER 2019
OFF-SITE
PROGRAMS
WEST ISLAND • WESTMOUNT • CHOMEDEY • CÔTE SAINT-LUC • SAINT-LAURENT • FLORIDA
514.343.3510
CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG
REGISTRATION
FOR COURSES
& PROGRAMS
CONTACT
MICHELLE LANDER
514.734.1748
DAYTIME PROGRAMS
PRIME 219
96 Roger Pilon St.
Dollard-des-Ormeaux WEEKLY CANASTA
Have a Canasta foursome and are
looking for somewhere to play?
Looking to meet new people who
share a love of the game? Join us for
WEST ISLAND weekly Canasta.
Cummings West is committed to re- Monday Jan. 7 to April 15
sponding to the evolving needs of the 1 – 3 pm • 15 sessions • $18
50+ community. We offer diverse and
quality educational, social and cultural PRIME 2055
programs, as well as meaningful and
enriching volunteer opportunities. “LES GIRLZ”
Registration in person Join us for an afternoon of
beginning Monday December 10th conversation and outtings
WEST ISLAND
from 10 am – 4 pm Wednesday 1 – 3 pm • $18
at 96 Roger Pilon St., D.D.O. Sheila Glasser
Register on-line at
cummingscentre.org/register PRIME 274
or call 514.734.1748 as long as space
is available: TEA AND TALK
Cummings West membership fee for Join us for an afternoon of friendly
August 1, 2018 through July 31, 2019 discussion.
is $25.* Monday 1 – 3 pm • 15 sessions • $18
*Pay $45 and have access to Sheila Glasser
programs at the main campus and at
all off-campus locations.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
MEN’S BREAKFAST
AT CUMMINGS WEST SERIES
A monthly opportunity for
• Care Caller men to get together and
• Committees schmooze over breakfast
• Group Facilitator and enjoy thought-provoking
• Virtual Learning lectures.
• Men’s Breakfast
• Give Projects SPECIAL PROMO FOR NEW
• Adapted Programs MEMBERS!
For a full list of volunteer PRIME 2013/PRIME 2013-01/PRIME 2013-02
opportunities visit cummings
centre.org/west-island/give Tuesday Jan. 29, Feb. 26, Mar. 26
or contact Lynn Gordon 8:30 am
514.734.1791 lynn.gordon@ $5 member / $10 guest
cummingscentre.org
2 CUMMINGS CENTRE
ADAPTED EXERCISE SUPPORT GROUPS
BOXING ADP 285-03
This high energy class includes INDIVIDUAL’S WITH
integration of both upper and lower
body exercises. Breathing technique
PARKINSON’S DISEASE*
and proprioceptive training are A monthly support group offered in
emphasized. Led by Jessy Thompson. partnership with Parkinson’s Canada.
Relaxed and welcoming environment.
Tuesday Jan. 8 to April 9
Led by Hélène Deutsch.
1:30 - 3 pm • 14 sessions • $250
Grant Brothers Boxing Thursday • Jan. 24, Feb. 21, Mar. 21,
2101 TransCanada Highway, Dorval Apr. 25 • 1:30 - 3:30 pm
— 4 sessions • No charge
Thursday Jan. 10 to April 11
1:30 – 3 pm • 14 sessions • $250
Grant Brothers Boxing ADP 268
2101 TransCanada Highway, Dorval
— CAREGIVERS OF INDIVIDUALS
Friday Jan. 11 to April 12
11 am – 12:30 pm • 14 sessions • $250
WITH APHASIA*
Cummings 5700 Westbury Ave. A bi-monthly support group for
individuals caring for a loved one with
aphasia.
ADP 2050-01
Tuesday Jan. 29, Feb. 6, March 26,
WEST ISLAND | CHOMEDEY
SUPPORTED CONVERSATION/ April 30
SOCIAL PROGRAM FOR APHASIA* 10 am - 12 pm • 4 sessions • No charge
Maureen Stafford
Practice strategies for communication
and self-expression in a supportive
and social environment. 514.277.5678. *These support groups are made possible
Wednesday Jan. 16, Jan. 30, Feb. 13, with a grant from l’Appui Montréal
Feb. 27, March 13, March 27 These programs take place at
2 - 4 pm • 6 sessions • No charge 3350 Sources Boul., DDO
Ariana Fraid
CHOM 137
CHOMEDEY STITCH ‘N BITCH
CONTACT LUNI BENDAYAN Learn how to knit or crochet. Enjoy a
514.734.1763 friendly relaxing afternoon. Work on
personal or community projects.
Congregation Shaar Shalom
Monday
4880 Notre-Dame Blvd. 1 – 3:30 pm • Ongoing • No Charge
Laval, Quebec H7W 1V4 Rosalind Warhaft and
Louise Troyansky
CHOMEDEY GEVURAH CLUB –
Registration in person beginning
Monday Dec. 10 from 9 am – 3:30 pm
CHOMEDEY SENIORS
5700 Westbury Avenue Social group with games and snacks.
Club meets weekly afternoons,
To register call 514.343.3510 September through June.
cummingscentre.org/register
Tuesday
Chomedey membership fee for 1 – 3 pm • Ongoing • No Charge
August 1, 2018 through July 31, 2019 Claire Nudel
is $25.*
*Pay $45 and have access to programs
at the main campus and at all off-campus
locations.
REGISTRATION 514.343.3510 3
FLORIDA
CONTACT
MICHELLE LANDER
514.734.1748
michelle.lander@cummingscentre.org
HOLLYWOOD
Temple Beth-El of Hollywood,
1351 South 14th Ave.
FLA 201
NEWS AND VIEWS
Learn about national and
FLORIDA international news of the day.
The Cummings Centre goes to Florida Tuesday Feb. 5 to 26
again this winter. Join us for our 3 – 4:45 pm • 5 sessions • $80
excellent classes and catch up with Stan Nachfolger, MA
and meet members from Montreal
| FLORIDA
and elsewhere.
BOCA RATON
SAINT-LAURENT
Register online beginning
Monday, December 10, at : JARC 21160 95th Avenue South,
cummingscentre.org/register Boca Raton
WESTMOUNT
or call 514.734.1748.
michelle.lander@cummingscentre.org FLA 210
Cummings Florida membership fee NEWS AND VIEWS
for August 1, 2018 through July 31,
Learn about national and
2019 is $25*.
international news of the day.
Pay $45 and have access to
Thursday Feb. 7 to 28
programs at the main campus and
5 – 6:45 pm • 4 sessions • $80
at all off-campus locations.
Stan Nachfolger, MA
WESTMOUNT
CONTACT
MICHELLE LANDER
514.734.1748
michelle.lander@cummingscentre.org
WESTMOUNT MINI CENTRE
The Westmount division of the
Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom Cummings Centre is committed to
395 Elm Ave., Westmount providing unique educational,
social and cultural programs.
Westmount membership fee for
August 1, 2018 through July 31, 2019
STAY TUNED FOR is $25.*
OUR SPRING LINE-UP *Pay $45 and have access to
programs at the main campus and at
all off-campus locations.
4 CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/FLORIDA/WESTMOUNT REGISTRATION 514.734.1748
CÔTE SAINT-LUC
CONTACT
PATRICIA KEHLER
514.734.1823
Aquatic and Community Centre
5700 Mackle Rd., Côte Saint-Luc
CSL 201
INTERGENERATIONAL
PAINT NIGHT
A fun night of painting where you
will be guided step-by-step as you
create a personalized piece of art. Be
amazed by your own creativity and
take home a fabulous painting. No
CÔTE SAINT-LUC experience necessary.
The Côte Saint-Luc division of the Wednesday, February 20
Cummings Centre is committed to 7 – 9 pm • 1 session • $45 individual
providing innovative and accessible $60 inter-generational pair
programming for the Côte Saint-Luc Noa Ne’eman, BFA
50+ community.
Registration in person beginning CSL 202
CÔTE-SAINT-LUC
Monday December 10 from 9 am –
3:30 pm at 5700 Westbury Avenue LANDSCAPES
Register on-line at A soulful and imaginative approach
cummingscentre.org/register to painting landscapes. Experiment
or call 514.343.3510. with color and texture to create
Côte Saint-Luc membership fee for various landscape images. In this
August 1, 2018 through July 31, 2019 course, a spectrum of styles and
is $25. techniques will be explored from
abstract to figurative.
Pay $45 and have access to programs at
the main campus and at all off-campus Tuesday January 8 to March 12
locations. 6 - 8:30 pm • 10 sessions • $200
Noa Ne’eman, BFA
WEL 2200
PICKLEBALL
Pickleball is at the Cummings Centre!
As a group, learn to play this exciting
game that will no doubt keep you on
your toes. Get some exercise and have
fun while mastering this stimulating
and social sport. No partner required.
Registration is limited
Wednesday Jan. 16 to April 10
11 am - 12:30 pm • 13 sessions • $104
5794 Parkhaven Ave, Côte Saint-Luc
To register contact Annette Vezina
514.734.1782
CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/CHOMEDEY
CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/CÔTE SAINT-LUC REGISTRATION 514.343.3510 5
DROP-IN PROGRAM
FOR OLDER ADULTS
PROGRAMME DE HALTE
RÉCRÉATIVE POUR
LES AÎNÉS
CONTACT
ERICA BOTNER
514.734.1763
erica.botner@cummingscentre.org
Aquatic and Community Centre
DROP-IN PROGRAM FOR OLDER ADULTS
The Cummings Centre's Drop-in program provides respite to caregivers and
helps to maintain and improve the social, physiological, emotional and cogni-
tive abilities of older adults.
DROP-IN PROGRAM
Activities are based on the needs and interests of the participants and include:
• Creative Arts • Community Service Projects
• Cognitive Stimulation • Physical Activities
The program is offered in collaboration with the Cummings Centre, the City of Côte Saint-Luc, and the
Integrated Health and Social Services University Network for West-Central Montreal. This important program
is funded in part by the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Program.
PROGRAMME DE HALTE RÉCRÉATIVE POUR LES AÎNÉS
Le programme de halte récréative du Centre Cummings offre un répit aux
aidants naturels et favorise le maintien et l’amélioration des habilités
sociales, physiologiques, émotionnelles et cognitives des personnes aînées.
Les activités sont établies en fonction des besoins et des intérêts
des participants comme :
• Les arts créatifs • Les services communautaires
• La stimulation cognitive • Les activités physiques
Le programme est offert par le Centre Cummings en collaboration avec la Ville de Côte Saint-Luc et le Centre
intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux du Centre-Ouest-de-l’Île-de-Montréal. Ce programme
est financé, en partie, par le Gouvernement du Canada dans le cadre du programme Nouveaux Horizons pour
les aînés.
6 CUMMINGS CENTRECODE OF CONDUCT
We pride ourselves on ensuring that • Rude or abusive language towards a
the Centre provides a professional staff member, volunteer or another
and welcoming experience for participant.
everyone who comes through our • Disruptive behavior in a Program at
doors. Participation in the Centre’s the Centre or off-site.
programs is subject to the observance
of the Centre’s rules and procedures. • Actual or threatened violence toward
any individual or group.
The activities and behaviors outlined • Unauthorized possession or use of
below are strictly prohibited. Any alcoholic beverages or drugs.
member, volunteer or employee
who violates this Code is subject to • Failure to follow any agency policy
discipline, up to and including removal or procedure.
from the program and/or Centre.
CODE OF CONDUCT
• Failure to cooperate with a supervisor/
The Executive Director may, when leader/mentor/employee of the
necessary, restrict from the Centre, Centre.
any person who does not adhere to
the rules.
CODE DE CONDUITE |
CODE DE CONDUITE
Nous nous faisons un honneur de faire • Utilisation de paroles impolies ou
vivre une expérience professionnelle abusives à l’endroit d’un employé,
et accueillante à toute personne d’un bénévole ou d’un autre participant
qui franchit le seuil du Centre. La • Comportement perturbateur durant
participation aux programmes offerts un programme donné au Centre ou
par le Centre est soumise au respect ailleurs
des règlements et des marches à
suivre du Centre. • Acte violent ou menace de violence à
l’endroit d’une personne ou
Les activités et les comportements d’un groupe
énumérés ci-dessous sont strictement • Possession ou utilisation non autorisée
défendus. Tout membre, bénévole ou de boissons alcooliques ou de drogues
employé qui contrevient au présent
code de conduite fera l’objet de • Non-respect de toute politique ou
mesures disciplinaires pouvant aller marche à suivre de l’Agence
jusqu’à l’expulsion du programme ou • Refus de collaborer avec un
du Centre. La directrice générale peut, superviseur, un leader, un mentor ou
au besoin, interdire l’accès au Centre un employé du Centre
à toute personne qui ne respecte pas
les règlements.
Visit cummingscentre.org/mission
Rendez-vous sur notre site web cummingscentre.org/fr/mission
CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/MISSION 7OMBUDSMAN
CONTACT/ CONTACTEZ
MARIE AMZALLAG
514.343.3504
ombudsman@cummingscentre.org
A MESSAGE FROM THE CENTRE’S OMBUDSMAN:
As a membership-based organization, your feedback is essential, as it enables
us to improve our services. In order to effect change, in June 2017, we
implemented an innovative feedback process that involved the appointment
of a Cummings Centre Ombudsman. The Ombudsman’s role is to examine
in an objective and transparent manner the complaints and issues presented
by members and identify measures for improvement. (For details from the
Annual Report visit, cummingscentre.org/mission). We encourage all types of
feedback including concerns, comments and even compliments.
Should you wish to provide feedback please look for the feedback forms
and boxes located at reception as well as on the 2nd floor of the Westbury
campus. Your feedback will be directed to the appropriate Manager for timely
OMBUDSMAN
follow-up.
DON’T HESITATE, WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU.
Marie Amzallag
UN MESSAGE DE LA PART DE L’OMBUDSMAN
DU CENTRE CUMMINGS:
En tant qu’organisation axée sur ses membres, vos commentaires sont
essentiels, car ils nous permettent d’améliorer nos services. Pour qu’il puisse
y avoir changement, nous avons mis en œuvre en juin 2017 un processus de
rétroaction novateur et nous avons annoncé la nomination d’un ombudsman
pour le Centre Cummings. Le rôle de l’ombudsman est d’examiner de façon
objective et transparente les plaintes et les questions présentées par les
membres et de proposer des mesures d’amélioration. (Pour plus de détails
concernant le rapport annuel, visitez le cummingscentre.org/fr/mission).
Nous vous encourageons à donner tout type de rétroaction, y compris les
préoccupations, les commentaires et même les compliments. Si vous souhaitez
nous faire part de vos commentaires, veuillez consulter les formulaires et
les boîtes de commentaires situés à la réception ainsi qu’au 2e étage de
l’édifice principal, avenue Westbury. Vos commentaires seront acheminés au
gestionnaire concerné pour un suivi rapide.
N’HÉSITEZ SURTOUT PAS, NOUS VOULONS VOTRE AVIS!
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