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Langs Community Picnics
July 7, 2023

Langs, a community health centre, is pleased to announce three upcoming Community Picnics.

Langs Community Picnics are designed as a reflection of our commitment to fostering a sense of belonging and unity within our vibrant communities. By providing a welcoming space for individuals, families and friends to come together, we aim to strengthen relationships, encourage dialogue and embrace the rich cultural tapestry that makes our community thrive.

A Community Picnic will be offered in each of Langs' neighbourhoods.

  • July 12, 2023, 4:00-7:00 pm at Grow Community Centre (1 Groh Ave Cambridge, ON)
  • August 2, 2023, 4:00-7:00 pm at North Dumfries Community Health Centre (2958 Greenfield Rd Ayr, ON)
  • August 16, 2023, 4:00-7:00 pm at Langs Community Health Centre (1145 Concession Rd, Cambridge, ON)

The picnics will offer a variety of activities, entertainment, refreshments and opportunities for residents of all ages and backgrounds. Admission will be $1 per person, a maximum of $5 per family. This year Cambridge turns 50! We will be helping to celebrate this milestone at our Cambridge locations. Guests attending all picnics can expect to see a variety of community agencies on-site to share supports and resources available, family-friendly games and activities including a bouncy castle, and a BBQ.

Langs invites everyone in the community to join us in celebrating belonging at the Community Picnics. Whether you are a long-time resident, a new member of the community, or simply visiting, this event promises a day of fun, connection, and cultural exploration.

For more information, please visit www.langs.org or contact Sandra at 519-653-1470 ext. 232 or sandrac@langs.org. Follow us on social media @langscommunity for updates and announcements.

Langs Annual General Meeting - June 20, 2023 5:30-7:30pm
June 6, 2023

Langs, a community health centre, is pleased to announce our upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM).

On June 20, 2023, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM, this highly anticipated event will occur at Langs, located at 1145 Concession Rd. The AGM will bring Langs' stakeholders, partners, staff, and community members togetherThe Langs AGM serves as an opportunity to celebrate the theme of "Rooted in Community: Growing Stronger Together" while reflecting on the achievements and milestones of the organization over the past year.

The AGM is open to Langs' stakeholders, community partners, volunteers, supporters, and anyone with an interest in community well-being. To attend, please register here. For more information contact Sarah at sarahm@langs.org. or 519-653-1470 ext. 240.

Langs Town Hall
March 31, 2023

Register today for the Langs Town Hall!

Program exhibits at 5:30 pm and discussion to start at 6:00pm.

We will spend an hour together with facilitated dialogue to discuss what is going well and what you would like to see more of. We will have an opportunity for questions and answers.

Refreshments, coffee and tea will be available.

Register: www.eventbrite.com/Langs-Town-Hall

Please contact sarahm@langs.org, or 519-653-1470 ext. 240, if you require additional information.

Volunteer Appreciation Event
March 20, 2023

Volunteer Appreciation Event - Monday April 17th from 6:00-8:00pm in Room E106

The event will be returning to an in-person gathering, recognizing our amazing volunteers and their contributions to the organization during National Volunteer Week.
Please RSVP to Sandra by emailing sandrac@langs.org by April 7th.
Light refreshments and entertainment will be provided.

Community Assessment Centre open now!
December 8, 2022

Regional Covid, Cold and Flu Care Clinic

As of December 1, the Regional Care Clinic at 50 Sportsworld Drive Unit E1-02B, Kitchener is seeing patients of all ages for testing, assessment and treatment of COVID-19, as well as cold and flu symptoms.

Visit the Waterloo Region's website for more information.

Unsure if you should visit? What you need to know about CCFC Clinics.

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Congratulations! Diabetes Canada 2022 Brian Dufton Memorial Manuscript Award
November 9, 2022

Congratulations to Dr. Diana Sherifali, Pieter Agema and the Langs Diabetes program for winning the Diabetes Canada 2022 Brian Dufton Memorial Manuscript Award, given to an outstanding original, applied practice research manuscript in the Canadian Journal of Diabetes.  This distinguished award will be presented at the Diabetes Canada conference this week (November 2022) in Calgary. 

Langs Community Picnic
August 16, 2022

The Cambridge Community will come together and celebrate community on August 18th 

Happy Pride Month
June 14, 2022

Langs celebrates Pride Month with the 2SLGBTQQIA+ Community

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Langs is a community hub located in Cambridge with a satellite site in North Dumfries, ON. Langs provides a range of health services, including primary care, mental health services, dental care, and health promotion programs. Langs is committed to improving the health and well-being of the community by providing accessible, high-quality health services and programs.

 

Territorial Acknowledgement

Langs, as a settler-led organization, acknowledges that it is a form of respect, wherever we live, to find out whose traditional territory we are on because every part of what is now known as Canada is someone’s Indigenous traditional territory.  We acknowledge that Langs is on the Haldimand Tract, the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Chonnonton People. 

We have much to learn from the First People of this land who assist in the spiritual, emotional, physical, and mental well-being of others.  We are grateful for the historic and ongoing care for the land by the Indigenous peoples of this area. Langs recognizes that we are all treaty people with a responsibility to honour our relations and live with each other in kinship.

 

Background

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada published a report in 2015 with 94 calls to action. These actions are broken down into action areas, such as Health, Education, Youth Programs, Professional Development Trainings, Justice and more.  Recommendations made are an important blueprint for Canadian reconciliation, and specific calls to action pertain to much of the work that Langs does.

A territorial acknowledgement is a way of recognizing the everlasting presence of colonialism in Canada and to remember that the land on which we live, work, and play was and continues to be Indigenous Land. Langs recognizes that we are on an active learning journey through our IDEA (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access) work. We welcome feedback from the community, our participants, patients, partners, staff, volunteers and students.

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Langs Main Centre North Dumfries CHC Grow Community Centre Youth & Teen Centre Regional Coordination Centre
Langs Main Site / HUB@1145 is a beautiful, bright and modern 68,000 sq. ft. building that was built in 2011, and expanded in 2018. The facility features a walking track, full sized gymnasium, multiple meeting and event spaces, a courtyard, 2 green roofs, a living wall and much more!
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The North Dumfries Community Health Centre was established in 2003 in Ayr as a satellite centre of Langs. Community residents recognized the need to enhance accessible health care services in North Dumfries Township. WithLangs leadership, a community needs assessment was done and a foundation for the CHC established.
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The Grow Community Centre is located in the Hespeler area of Cambridge and was formerly known as ‘Popcorn House’ and provides a variety of welcoming and engaging activities and programs for youth, adults and families.
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The Youth and Teen Centre is located in the Preston area of Cambridge and offers a variety of welcoming and engaging activities, programs and drop-ins for youth ages 5-18, including the 7th Inning Alternative Education Program for youth in grades 7 & 8 who need additional support.
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The Regional Coordination Centre is a coordination and referral centre providing streamlined access to care and resources in Waterloo Wellington. The Waterloo Wellington Self-Management Program is located at the same site and provides support for individuals and their caregivers in the region living with or at risk of developing chronic diseases.
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Langs Main Centre +
Langs Main Site / HUB@1145 is a beautiful, bright and modern 68,000 sq. ft. building that was built in 2011, and expanded in 2018. The facility features a walking track, full sized gymnasium, multiple meeting and event spaces, a courtyard, 2 green roofs, a living wall and much more!
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North Dumfries CHC +
The North Dumfries Community Health Centre was established in 2003 in Ayr as a satellite centre of Langs. Community residents recognized the need to enhance accessible health care services in North Dumfries Township. WithLangs leadership, a community needs assessment was done and a foundation for the CHC established.
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Grow Community Centre +
The Grow Community Centre is located in the Hespeler area of Cambridge and was formerly known as ‘Popcorn House’ and provides a variety of welcoming and engaging activities and programs for youth, adults and families.
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Youth & Teen Centre +
The Youth and Teen Centre is located in the Preston area of Cambridge and offers a variety of welcoming and engaging activities, programs and drop-ins for youth ages 5-18, including the 7th Inning Alternative Education Program for youth in grades 7 & 8 who need additional support.
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Regional Coordination Centre +
The Regional Coordination Centre is a coordination and referral centre providing streamlined access to care and resources in Waterloo Wellington. The Waterloo Wellington Self-Management Program is located at the same site and provides support for individuals and their caregivers in the region living with or at risk of developing chronic diseases.
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