Waypoints will be hosting an information booth at Keyano College, where visitors can learn about our programs and services, discover available supports for those experiencing domestic, family, or sexual violence, and ask questions in a safe and welcoming environment.

Waypoints will be hosting an information booth at Keyano College, where visitors can learn about our programs and services, discover available supports for those experiencing domestic, family, or sexual violence, and ask questions in a safe and welcoming environment.

Waypoints Outreach Team, in partnership with Justin Slade Youth Foundation, will lead a free workshop focused on building healthy relationships. Youth ages 12-17 are welcome to join at 5:00 PM, exploring healthy relationships, recognizing signs of respect and care, and building skills to navigate friendships and connections safely.

Waypoints Outreach Team, in partnership with Justin Slade Youth Foundation, will lead a self-care workshop focused on mental wellness, self-care, and building healthy habits. Youth ages 12-17 are welcome to join at 5:00 PM for open conversations, calming activities, and practical tools to support everyday wellness.

Join us for a high-energy hip hop dance workshop led by our Public Awareness and Training Facilitator, Dominic, who brings 18 years of experience and training across hip hop, tap, jazz, and lyrical dance genres.

The workshop is split into two age-appropriate sections: 5:00 – 6:30 pm for children ages 6–14, and 6:30 – 8:00 pm for youth and adults ages 14 and up.

Participants will have the opportunity to move, express themselves, and engage in a fun, inclusive environment while raising awareness and celebrating Family Violence Prevention Month. This session combines physical activity with community engagement in a supportive and empowering setting.

Waypoints will be at Montessori Day Care, hosting a full day of age-appropriate workshops and activities, including creating “Kindness Trees.”

Children will engage in creative exercises designed to promote empathy, respect, and awareness.

Waypoints returns to Conklin with an information booth, providing resources, guidance, and support to community members. Visitors can meet staff, ask questions, and learn about programs and services aimed at preventing family violence and fostering awareness throughout the region.

Visit our information booth at Keyano College to explore the theme “I Reclaim My Power”.

Participants can engage with our interactive displays, reflect on personal strength, and learn about programs and resources designed to support empowerment and family violence prevention.

Our Outreach team is traveling to Janvier to host a Self Care Workshop in recognition of Family Violence Prevention Month. The session will offer practical tools, hands-on activities, and supportive strategies to help participants build resilience, manage stress, and strengthen personal well-being while raising awareness about preventing family violence in the community.

Stop by the Waypoints booth at Keyano College to explore resources and connect with staff about family violence prevention. The booth offers students and staff the opportunity to learn about local programs, gain tips for fostering safer communities, and discover ways to take action in supporting those affected by family violence.