Best Youth Club Winnipeg Near Me

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Drop-in from 3:30 - 5:30 on weekdays, 12:00 - 2:00 on weekends for children ages 6-11

Drop-in from 6:30 - 8:30 on weekdays, 3:00 - 5:00 on Saturdays and 12:00 - 2:00 on Sundays for youth ages 12-18

(Note: School year hours - see monthly calendar for summer hours)

Welcome! Our Club is a neat space created from two renovated housing units in the Gilbert Park Housing Complex. We have access to a games room, computer room, kitchen, gymnasium, weight room, community garden, skate park and a small playground.

Our Club is open for children and youth ages 6-18 with the age groups divided into different time slots throughout the evening. We have drop-in 7 days per week and encourage youth to pre-register for enhanced programs such as soccer, Girls Night Out, Kids in the Kitchen, Youth for Eco-Action, Power Up!, music lessons and more. We are a cross-cultural Club with a large percentage of Aboriginal participants. To see the different activities scheduled for the month, check out our monthly calendar for more information. See you soon!

4worldlovers: Since our founding in 1906, the Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences has continuously evolved to meet the changing needs of our world, embracing new technologies, interdisciplinary collaboration and agile curriculum focused on student success. Our programs of study, unique student experience and researchers are what set us apart. Our partnerships with industry are what help our graduates continue to make change within our community and within the global conversation around food, human health and agriculture.

We offer programs that explore what it means to grow, produce and consume food in a sustainable way. You will become part of the future of a vital profession engaged with food, human health, business and science.

Plot the course of your academic journey. Take part in conferences, join clubs or take the opportunity to go beyond the classroom and participate in a co-op program or an international exchange. You can also join one of the most active student councils on campus: the Faculty of Agriculture Students' Organization.

Our researchers are working in creative ways to address the complex challenges facing the agricultural industry and the broader environmental and health-related challenges facing our society.

We reach out into the world beyond the university with programs and resources like the Bruce D. Campbell Farm and Food Discovery Centre, the Bugline, and the faculty seminar series. Our thriving alumni network provides valuable connections between campus and the community.

Located at the University of Manitoba's Glenlea Research Station just south of Winnipeg, the FFDC is the first hands-on facility that allows children of all ages to explore the ways in which food is made in Canada.

Drawing on state-of-the-art facilities and multiple locations, the NCLE research team engages in multi-disciplinary research partnerships to further the long term economic and environmental sustainability of integrated livestock and crop production systems.

Located in the University of Manitoba Smartpark Research and Technology Park, the Richardson Centre is dedicated to the discussion, discovery, and development of functional foods and nutraceuticals, with a focus on the crops of the Canadian prairies.