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2 events, - Practice English in a warm, judgment-free space! Join us for interactive conversations, games, and peer support to build confidence. - Join Bloom for a friendly game of volleyball! Get active, meet new people, and enjoy an evening of teamwork and community connection. | 2 events, - Build confidence, learn practical self-defence skills, and get moving with Hady in this welcoming, beginner-friendly Bloom session! - |
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| 1 event, - Join Bloom for pumpkin carving, Halloween snacks, and Hocus Pocus on the big screen! A cozy night of fun and connection.Bloom Pumpkin Carving & Movie Night brings people together for an evening of pumpkin carving, Halloween treats, and a big-screen showing of Hocus Pocus, all in a relaxed, welcoming space where you can take part at your own pace.Event Details📅 Thursday, October 29🕕 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM📍 7 Rickkets Road🎟️ Space is limited — advance registration requiredWhat's included:Pumpkins and basic carving supplies (make your own jack-o'-lantern!)Hocus Pocus (PG) on the big screenHalloween-themed snacks and non-alcoholic beveragesA warm, fall atmosphere and great companyWhy You Should AttendWhether you're new to Canada or just new to Bloom, this event is a low-pressure way to experience a beloved Canadian Halloween tradition, meet other people in the community, and build connections. No pressure to do it all; just come as you are and join in however feels right.This event is open to all community members and is family-friendly for youth ages 12 and up.What You'll Leave WithA hand-carved jack-o'-lantern, a belly full of Halloween snacks, some new connections, and a memorable night with the Bloom community.Good to KnowRegistration required — space is limited.Carving safety: Pumpkin carving involves sharp tools. Youth ages 12–18 must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or guardian while carving.Movie content advisory: Hocus Pocus is rated PG and includes witches and witchcraft, spells and supernatural themes, some frightening moments, mild violence/peril, references to death, and a few suggestive jokes. Recommended for ages 12+. Parents and guardians are encouraged to consider whether it's a good fit for their child before registering.We can't wait to carve, watch, and celebrate the season with you! 🍂What Is BLOOM?BLOOM is Amal Unite & Empower’s free wellness program, offering nature activities, art, peer support, and social drop-ins that help people connect, recharge, and feel at home in our community. BLOOM brings together people from different backgrounds to learn, enjoy themselves, and build friendships that continue beyond a single event. BLOOM is open to newcomers and the broader community. Brought to you by Amal Unite & Empower, with generous support from IRCC, the North Pine Foundation, and JIG (Department of Jobs, Immigration & Growth)🔔 Important: One-Time Participant Form (Required)To help us continue offering free wellness activities to the community, we ask all participants to complete a short one-time information form. This is a requirement from our funders and helps us keep Bloom running at no cost to you. The information is confidential and used only for reporting and planning.👉 Please fill out the form before attending an activity: https://qx0bg.share.hsforms.com/2QkdtyUk1Rnq6VA5_MEBIZgIf the form isn't completed in advance, you may not be able to participate—so thank you for taking a moment to support this important step.Participant Expectations and Code of Conduct:To help create a safe and welcoming space for everyone, we ask all participants to:Be respectful of others' boundaries and comfort levelsAsk for consent before taking photos or recordingsAvoid personal or intrusive questionsRespect privacy and shared experiencesFollow guidance from facilitators and staffWe are committed to maintaining an inclusive and supportive environment. Bloom reserves the right to remove participants from a session if these guidelines are not followed. By registering, participants agree to these guidelines.Scent Free Policy:Some participants have strong allergies to perfumes, colognes, and other scented products. To ensure a safe and comfortable environment for everyone, please avoid wearing strong perfumes, colognes, or heavily scented lotions to class. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.📸 Photography & Video Notice:Photos or videos may be taken during Bloom events to help promote our programming. By attending, you consent to this use. If you'd prefer not to be photographed, please let a staff member know when you arrive.Feel free to reach out to us at bloom@amalnl.ca for more information or any inquiries you may have. | 4 events, - Tequity+ in partnership with Amal Unite & EmpowerAbout the eventHow much has changed for women at work, in leadership, and in positions of influence? And what still needs to change for those coming next?Using Gloria Steinem's legacy as a starting point, this Tequity+ conversation looks across generations at Then. Now. Next. Together with Jennifer Williams, President and CEO of Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro, we'll explore what previous generations changed, what women are navigating today, and what progress should look like from here.THEN: What has changed during our careers and across generations?NOW: Where have we made progress, and where does reality still fall short?NEXT: What do we want people entering the workforce today to experience differently, and what will it take to get there?Event Details:📅 Friday, October 30, 2026🕣 Doors open 8:30 a.m. | Conversation begins 8:45 a.m.📍 7 Ricketts Road🎟️ Free | Registration requiredWhat to expectThis isn't a traditional panel. The conversation won't stay on the stage, and the room is part of it. Come ready to listen, contribute, challenge ideas and learn from experiences different from your own.Who this is forWomen and gender-diverse people across industries, generations and career stages. That includes CEOs, founders, senior leaders, entrepreneurs, established professionals, people bringing professional experience from around the world, students and anyone early in their career.Meet the speaker and hostsFeatured speaker: Jennifer Williams, President and CEO, Newfoundland and Labrador HydroJennifer was appointed CEO in 2021. Prior to that, Jennifer served as Hydro’s President and held roles in operations and regulatory. Jennifer joined Hydro in 2014, having previously worked with both Newfoundland Power and the St. John’s International Airport Authority.A Memorial University graduate, Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Civil Engineering and is a member of the Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Newfoundland and Labrador. Jennifer was awarded the Fellow of Engineers Canada and was elected as a Fellow to the Canadian Academy of Engineering.Jennifer was appointed an Alliance Ambassador for the Government of Canada’s Energy and Electricity Workforce Alliance; she serves on the Memorial University Civil Engineering Advisory Committee Meeting and is an industry advisor to the University of Waterloo Geo Engineering program. Jennifer proudly served as a Board Member for the Cancer Care Foundation Newfoundland & Labrador for several years, amongst other numerous volunteer activities.Recent honors include one of the “Faces of the Industry” Awards by Electricity Canada in 2025, the King Charles III Coronation Medal on behalf of the Government of Canada (2025), Newfoundland and Labrador’s Confederation 75th Anniversary Medal (2025), one of Atlantic Business Magazine’s 25 Most Powerful Women in Business, and Canadian Woman of Renewable Energy Award (2022) by WiRE.Facilitator: Renata Lang, Workforce Integration SpecialistRenata will guide the conversation with Jennifer.About Tequity+Led by Jacqueline Lee and Heather Stamp, Tequity+ is a community for meaningful conversation, shared learning, and professional connection. The heart of Tequity+ is making strangers comfortable enough to share, realizing how much more alike we are than different, and empowering people to take ownership of their career direction. This is our first session under the official partnership with Amal Unite & Empower.Help shape the conversationWhen you register, you'll see a few optional questions. Responses are shared anonymously to help guide the discussion, and you're welcome to skip any of them.Spots are limited, so register early. - Join Us for Beginner Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower. - Join BLOOM for a Halloween Bachata Party! Enjoy a beginner-friendly lesson, social dancing, costumes and spooky snacks. All levels welcome!BLOOM Halloween Bachata PartyDance, dress up, and celebrate with us this Halloween!Grab your costume (or come as you are) and join BLOOM for a festive evening of music, movement, and community. Whether you’ve been coming to Friday bachata for months or you’ve never tried a single step, this party is for you. We’ll start with a short beginner-friendly lesson, then turn up the music for social dancing, Halloween snacks, and plenty of time to connect.What You’ll ExperienceThe evening begins with a short, beginner-friendly bachata lesson led by Natali, where you’ll learn the basic steps in a relaxed and supportive setting. From there, the floor opens up for social dancing so you can practise what you’ve learned, dance with others, or simply enjoy the music. Throughout the night, you can enjoy simple Halloween snacks, mingle with new and familiar faces, and celebrate the season together. Costumes are encouraged but completely optional.Who It’s ForThis party welcomes everyone: regular Friday bachata dancers, curious first-timers, and anyone looking for a fun social evening. It’s open to both long-term residents of Newfoundland and Labrador and people who have come to Canada through immigration. No dance experience is needed, and you don’t need a partner to join.Event details:Date: Friday, October 30, 2026Time: 6:00–8:30 PMLocation: AUE Gym, 7 Ricketts Road, St. John’s, NLRegular Friday bachata participants: Please note this party replaces the usual class format for this Friday only. Regular classes resume the following week.What to Know or BringWear comfortable clothes and shoes you can move in, or a costume that lets you dance freely. Bringing a water bottle is a good idea. Snacks will be provided.What Is BLOOM?BLOOM is Amal Unite & Empower’s free wellness program, offering nature activities, art, peer support, and social drop-ins that help people connect, recharge, and feel at home in our community. BLOOM brings together people from different backgrounds to learn, enjoy themselves, and build friendships that continue beyond a single event. BLOOM is open to newcomers and the broader community. Brought to you by Amal Unite & Empower, with generous support from IRCC, the North Pine Foundation, and JIG (Department of Jobs, Immigration & Growth)How to RegisterRegistration is required to attend, and space is limited to 45 participants.Click “Register” on this page.Fill in your details and answer the registration questions.Watch for a confirmation email with event information.Please register for this event even if you regularly attend Friday bachata, as this party has its own separate listing. If you can no longer attend, please cancel your registration so someone else can take your spot.For questions, contact the AUE team at bloom@amalnl.ca.🔔 Important: One-Time Participant Form (Required)To help us continue offering free wellness activities to the community, we ask all participants to complete a short one-time information form.This is a requirement from our funders and helps us keep Bloom running at no cost to you. The information is confidential and used only for reporting and planning.👉 Please fill out the form before attending an activity:https://qx0bg.share.hsforms.com/2QkdtyUk1Rnq6VA5_MEBIZgIf the form isn’t completed in advance, you may not be able to participate—so thank you for taking a moment to support this important step.Participant Expectations and Code of Conduct:To help create a safe and welcoming space for everyone, we ask all participants to:Be respectful of others’ boundaries and comfort levelsAsk for consent before taking photos or recordingsAvoid personal or intrusive questionsRespect privacy and shared experiencesFollow guidance from facilitators and staffWe are committed to maintaining an inclusive and supportive environment. Bloom reserves the right to remove participants from a session if these guidelines are not followed.By registering, participants agree to these guidelines.Scent-Free Policy:Some participants have strong allergies to perfumes, colognes, and other scented products. To ensure a safe and comfortable environment for everyone, we kindly request that all participants avoid wearing strong perfumes, colognes, or heavily scented lotions to class. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.📸 Photography & Video Notice:Photos or videos may be taken during Bloom events to help promote our programming. By attending, you consent to this use. If you’d prefer not to be photographed, please let a staff member know when you arrive. | 2 events, - Build your soccer skills and confidence through beginner-friendly coaching, supported gameplay, and community connection for adults. - |
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2 events, - Practice English in a warm, judgment-free space! Join us for interactive conversations, games, and peer support to build confidence. - Join Bloom for a friendly game of volleyball! Get active, meet new people, and enjoy an evening of teamwork and community connection. | 2 events, - - Come play, learn, connect, and grow your game with Bloom Chess Club. |
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| 2 events, - - Making friends as an adult is hard, and even harder in a new place. Join us to talk about loneliness and belonging, and explore simple waysPart of the Bloom by AUE Wellness Connection CaféWhen you move to a new country, you often leave behind the people who knew you best: old friends, family, neighbours, and the familiar faces that made a place feel like home.Making new friends as an adult can feel harder than expected. Between work, family, and settling in, it is not always clear where to start, and feeling lonely is more common than many people realize.Join us for coffee and an informal, facilitated conversation about loneliness and belonging, what makes connection feel easier, and simple ways to start building the friendships and community you are looking for.Event Details:Date: Thursday, November 5Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m.Location: 7 Ricketts Road, St. John’sFree | Registration required | Coffee and tea includedDuring the session, we will:Talk openly about loneliness and why making friends as an adult can feel so hardExplore what belonging means to you and where you might find it hereConnect with others who understand what it is like to start fresh sociallyTry a practical exercise or tool to help you take small, comfortable steps toward new connectionsWhat to expect:A relaxed, facilitated 90-minute session with coffee and tea, conversation, an interactive activity, and a practical takeaway. Every session has a clear topic, but you and the people in the room guide the conversation. There is no pressure to share anything you are not comfortable sharing.What Is BLOOM?BLOOM is Amal Unite & Empower’s free wellness program, offering nature activities, art, peer support, and social drop-ins that help people connect, recharge, and feel at home in our community. BLOOM brings together people from different backgrounds to learn, enjoy themselves, and build friendships that continue beyond a single event. BLOOM is open to newcomers and the broader community. Brought to you by Amal Unite & Empower, with generous support from IRCC, the North Pine Foundation, and JIG (Department of Jobs, Immigration & Growth)🔔 Important: One-Time Participant Form (Required)To help us continue offering free wellness activities to the community, we ask all participants to complete a short one-time information form.This is a requirement from our funders and helps us keep Bloom running at no cost to you. The information is confidential and used only for reporting and planning.👉 Please fill out the form before attending an activity:https://qx0bg.share.hsforms.com/2QkdtyUk1Rnq6VA5_MEBIZgIf the form isn’t completed in advance, you may not be able to participate—so thank you for taking a moment to support this important step.Participant Expectations and Code of Conduct:To help create a safe and welcoming space for everyone, we ask all participants to:Be respectful of others’ boundaries and comfort levelsAsk for consent before taking photos or recordingsAvoid personal or intrusive questionsRespect privacy and shared experiencesFollow guidance from facilitators and staffWe are committed to maintaining an inclusive and supportive environment. Bloom reserves the right to remove participants from a session if these guidelines are not followed.By registering, participants agree to these guidelines.Scent-Free Policy:Some participants have strong allergies to perfumes, colognes, and other scented products. To ensure a safe and comfortable environment for everyone, we kindly request that all participants avoid wearing strong perfumes, colognes, or heavily scented lotions to class. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.📸 Photography & Video Notice:Photos or videos may be taken during Bloom events to help promote our programming. By attending, you consent to this use. If you’d prefer not to be photographed, please let a staff member know when you arrive.Don’t miss out! Registration is required for each classRead less | 2 events, - Join Us for Beginner Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower. - Join Us for Advanced Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower: Bloom Wellness Program. | 3 events, - A monthly session to build confidence, clarity, and cultural fluency in the Canadian workplace. - - Join Bloom for a scenic walk in Pippy Park, followed by a traditional Newfoundland boil-up with warm toutons, tea, and community connectionsGet outside, breathe in the fresh air, and warm up with a true Newfoundland tradition. Join Bloom for a relaxed group walk around Long Pond in beautiful Pippy Park, followed by a cozy boil-up with hot tea and fresh toutons. Bring a friend or come meet new ones!About This EventThis walk is gentle and low-pressure. Go at your own pace and enjoy the trail, the conversation, and the company. Your comfort, safety, and accessibility come first, and our team will be there to welcome you and help with anything you need.What Is a Boil Up?A boil-up is a much-loved Newfoundland tradition of cooking outdoors, centred around community and nature. Many Newfoundlanders enjoy boil-ups in every season, often at a beach, a fishing stage, or in the woods, cooking over a campfire or camp stove.Toutons are a classic Newfoundland treat: pieces of bread dough pan-fried until golden brown and served warm. Historically, they were enjoyed for breakfast or as an afternoon tea snack whenever there was extra bread dough on hand. We’ll have molasses, butter, and jam, so you can try all three!What to ExpectWe’ll meet at The Fluvarium parking lot and start with a warm welcome. Then we’ll take an easy walk together around Long Pond (less than 1.5 km return). Afterward, we’ll gather for our boil-up with tea and toutons, a perfect chance to relax, chat, and enjoy a local tradition with friends both new and old.Why Join?Physical health: Gentle movement and fresh air are good for your body.Mental and emotional wellbeing: Time in nature helps you unwind and feel grounded.Social connection: Meet new people, share stories, and feel part of a welcoming community.Event DetailsDate: Saturday, November 7, 2026Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PMMeeting Point: Pippy Park, The Fluvarium Parking Lot, along Nagles Place (at the intersection of Allandale Road and Nagles Place). See the map below for details.Getting There: Metrobus routes stop on Allandale Road, close to the park entrance. Plan your trip with the Metrobus Ride Guide: https://www.metrobus.com/SchedulesOverview/Parking: Free parking is available.Walking Distance: Less than 1.5 km returnDifficulty: EasyWhat to BringComfortable footwearA warm layer, plus a hat and gloves if neededA rain jacket, if neededDietary NeedsPlease let us know about any dietary restrictions when you register, so we can make sure everyone can enjoy the boil-up.Weather PlanRegistered participants will be notified by email of any changes.Registration RequiredRegistration is required to attend, as spaces are limited. Please register through this Eventbrite page to save your spot.We can’t wait to walk, sip, and share toutons with you! 🍂☕What Is Bloom?Bloom is Amal Unite & Empower’s free wellness program, offering nature activities, art, peer support, and social drop-ins that help people connect, recharge, and feel at home in our community. Bloom brings together people from different backgrounds to learn, enjoy themselves, and build friendships that continue beyond a single event. Bloom is open to newcomers and the broader community. Brought to you by Amal Unite & Empower, with generous support from IRCC, the North Pine Foundation, and JIG (Department of Jobs, Immigration & Growth)🔔 Important: One-Time Participant Form (Required)To help us continue offering free wellness activities to the community, we ask all participants to complete a short one-time information form.This is a requirement from our funders and helps us keep Bloom running at no cost to you. The information is confidential and used only for reporting and planning.👉 Please fill out the form before attending an activity:https://qx0bg.share.hsforms.com/2QkdtyUk1Rnq6VA5_MEBIZgIf the form isn’t completed in advance, you may not be able to participate—so thank you for taking a moment to support this important step.Participant Expectations and Code of Conduct:To help create a safe and welcoming space for everyone, we ask all participants to:Be respectful of others’ boundaries and comfort levelsAsk for consent before taking photos or recordingsAvoid personal or intrusive questionsRespect privacy and shared experiencesFollow guidance from facilitators and staffWe are committed to maintaining an inclusive and supportive environment. Bloom reserves the right to remove participants from a session if these guidelines are not followed.By registering, participants agree to these guidelines.Scent-Free Policy:Some participants have strong allergies to perfumes, colognes, and other scented products. To ensure a safe and comfortable environment for everyone, please avoid wearing strong perfumes, colognes, or heavily scented lotions to class. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.📸 Photography & Video Notice:Photos or videos may be taken during Bloom events to help promote our programming. By attending, you consent to this use. If you’d prefer not to be photographed, please let a staff member know when you arrive. |
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2 events, - Practice English in a warm, judgment-free space! Join us for interactive conversations, games, and peer support to build confidence. - Join Bloom for a friendly game of volleyball! Get active, meet new people, and enjoy an evening of teamwork and community connection. | 2 events, - Build confidence, learn practical self-defence skills, and get moving with Hady in this welcoming, beginner-friendly Bloom session! - |
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| 1 event, - Create, Learn & Connect — with coffee, creativity, practical skills, and good company. | 2 events, - Join Us for Beginner Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower. - Join Us for Advanced Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower: Bloom Wellness Program. | 3 events, - Build your soccer skills and confidence through beginner-friendly coaching, supported gameplay, and community connection for adults. - - Beginner-friendly yoga with Bloom x Modo Yoga. No experience needed, mats included. Move at your own pace and take time for yourself. |
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3 events, - Fully Funded Home Support Worker and Dental Office Administration training programs and how to start your new career in NL.Thinking about a career in healthcare support or dental administration? Join us for a virtual information session with Keyin College to learn about two training programs that can help you build skills for in-demand jobs in Newfoundland and Labrador. This is a fully funded program, offered to you at no costHasan Hai, Senior Manager of Client Success at Keyin College, will walk you through:The Home Support Worker / Personal Support Worker (HSW/PSW) micro-credential programThe Dental Office Administration programWhat the training involves and who can applyCareer pathways after completing the programsRegistration for the January intakeThere will be plenty of time for your questions after the presentation.Event details:Date: Monday, November 16thTime: 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. (Newfoundland time)Location: Online. The link will be shared with registered participants.Who should attend: Newcomers with work authorization who are interested in starting or changing their career in Canada. - Practice English in a warm, judgment-free space! Join us for interactive conversations, games, and peer support to build confidence. - Join Bloom for a friendly game of volleyball! Get active, meet new people, and enjoy an evening of teamwork and community connection. | 2 events, - - Come play, learn, connect, and grow your game with Bloom Chess Club. | 1 event, - Learn how to make your money work for you with easy tips on saving, investing, and setting goals.Growing Wealth: Saving, Investing & Setting Financial GoalsAmal Unite & Empower is continuing its financial literacy series with Fouad Matar, CFP®, Wealth Advisor at Scotia Wealth Management.This fully virtual session will explore saving, investing, and financial goal-setting in clear, practical terms, with a focus on the financial realities newcomers may face at different stages of building their lives in Canada.During the session, participants will learn about:What building wealth can realistically look like for newcomers at different stagesHow to set SMART financial goals for priorities such as an emergency fund, debt repayment, education, a down payment, or retirementThe difference between saving and investingCommon account types, including TFSAs and RRSPs, explained in plain languageThe risks associated with investing and what to consider before getting startedThere will also be time for questions at the end of the session.Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2026Time: 5:30 p.m. Newfoundland TimeLocation: Online through Microsoft Teams. The meeting link will be sent to registered participants before the event.You do not need to have attended the previous sessions to join. This session is open to all newcomers to Canada, whether you are beginning to set financial goals or looking to better understand your saving and investment options.Register today to secure your spot.For questions, contact us at amalue@amalnl.ca. | 2 events, - - Rejections and silence can wear anyone down. Let’s talk about protecting your confidence and keeping a routine that works for you while youPart of the Bloom by AUE Wellness Connection CaféLooking for work in a new country can take longer than expected. Applications go unanswered, interviews do not lead anywhere, and it can be hard not to take it personally.Over time, the job search can affect more than your schedule. It can affect your confidence, your energy, your sleep, and how you feel about yourself.Join us for coffee and an informal, facilitated conversation about the emotional side of the job search, how to protect your confidence through rejection, and ways to build a routine that keeps you grounded while you search.Event Details:Date: Thursday, November 19Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m.Location: 7 Ricketts Road, St. John’sFree | Registration required | Coffee and tea includedDuring the session, we will:Talk about how rejection, waiting, and uncertainty can affect your wellbeingExplore ways to protect your confidence and remember your value beyond a job titleConnect with others who understand the pressure of the job searchTry a practical exercise or tool to help you build a routine that supports youWhat to expect:A relaxed, facilitated 90-minute session with coffee and tea, conversation, an interactive activity, and a practical takeaway. Every session has a clear topic, but the conversation is guided by you and the people in the room. There is no pressure to share anything you are not comfortable sharing.Looking for job search support? AUE’s free Employment Program can help with resumes, interview practice, and connecting with local employers. Ask our team for details.What Is BLOOM?BLOOM is Amal Unite & Empower’s free wellness program, offering nature activities, art, peer support, and social drop-ins that help people connect, recharge, and feel at home in our community. BLOOM brings together people from different backgrounds to learn, enjoy themselves, and build friendships that continue beyond a single event. BLOOM is open to newcomers and the broader community. Brought to you by Amal Unite & Empower, with generous support from IRCC, the North Pine Foundation, and JIG (Department of Jobs, Immigration & Growth)Important: One-Time Participant Form (Required)To help us continue offering free wellness activities to the community, we ask all participants to complete a short one-time information form.This is a requirement from our funders and helps us keep Bloom running at no cost to you. The information is confidential and used only for reporting and planning.Please fill out the form before attending an activity:https://qx0bg.share.hsforms.com/2QkdtyUk1Rnq6VA5_MEBIZgIf the form isn’t completed in advance, you may not be able to participate—so thank you for taking a moment to support this important step.Participant Expectations and Code of Conduct:To help create a safe and welcoming space for everyone, we ask all participants to:Be respectful of others’ boundaries and comfort levelsAsk for consent before taking photos or recordingsAvoid personal or intrusive questionsRespect privacy and shared experiencesFollow guidance from facilitators and staffWe are committed to maintaining an inclusive and supportive environment. Bloom reserves the right to remove participants from a session if these guidelines are not followed.By registering, participants agree to these guidelines.Scent-Free Policy:Some participants have strong allergies to perfumes, colognes, and other scented products. To ensure a safe and comfortable environment for everyone, we kindly request that all participants avoid wearing strong perfumes, colognes, or heavily scented lotions to class. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.Photography & Video Notice:Photos or videos may be taken during Bloom events to help promote our programming. By attending, you consent to this use. If you’d prefer not to be photographed, please let a staff member know when you arrive.Don’t miss out! Registration is required for each class | 2 events, - Join Us for Beginner Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower. - Join Us for Advanced Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower: Bloom Wellness Program. | 2 events, - - Curious about UWC? Learn what United World Colleges offer, who can apply, and how to start your application. For students in grades 10-12.Are you a high school student thinking about where your next step could take you? Join Haleigh Schreyer from the UWC National Committee of Canada to learn about United World Colleges and whether it could be the right fit for you.In this session, you’ll learn:What United World Colleges are and what student life is likeWho is eligible to applyHow the application and selection process worksWhat to know about the second application window, with a February 10 deadlineThe presentation will be followed by plenty of time for questions.Event Details:Date: Saturday, November 21stTime: 1 PMOnline event | Zoom link will be provided upon registrationWho should attend: Students in grades 10 to 12 (ages 15 to 18), as well as parents, families and educators who work with youth. Students must be between 16 and 19 when the school year starts.About the presenter: Haleigh Schreyer is the Student and Community Engagement staff member at the UWC National Committee of Canada. She graduated from UWC Red Cross Nordic in 2020 and served as a Lead Selector for Ontario for three years, helping select students for the UWC experience.Useful links:ca.uwc.orgca.uwc.org/how-to-applyapply.uwc.org |
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2 events, - Practice English in a warm, judgment-free space! Join us for interactive conversations, games, and peer support to build confidence. - Join Bloom for a friendly game of volleyball! Get active, meet new people, and enjoy an evening of teamwork and community connection. | 2 events, - Build confidence, learn practical self-defence skills, and get moving with Hady in this welcoming, beginner-friendly Bloom session! - |
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| 2 events, - Join Us for Beginner Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower. - Join Us for Advanced Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower: Bloom Wellness Program. | 2 events, - Build your soccer skills and confidence through beginner-friendly coaching, supported gameplay, and community connection for adults. - |
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2 events, - Practice English in a warm, judgment-free space! Join us for interactive conversations, games, and peer support to build confidence. - Join Bloom for a friendly game of volleyball! Get active, meet new people, and enjoy an evening of teamwork and community connection. | 2 events, - - Come play, learn, connect, and grow your game with Bloom Chess Club. |
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| 2 events, - - Holding on to who you are while adjusting to a new culture isn’t easy. This session is a space to talk about values, change, and finding youPart of the Bloom by AUE Wellness Connection CaféLiving in a new country can sometimes feel like having one foot in two places. You may be learning new customs, ways of communicating, and expectations, while still holding on to the culture, values, and traditions that shaped you.Finding the balance is not always easy. Some changes feel exciting, while others can bring confusion, guilt, or the feeling of not fully belonging in either place.Join us for coffee and an informal, facilitated conversation about cultural adjustment, what you want to hold on to, what you are open to embracing, and how to find a balance that feels true to you.Event Details:Date: Thursday, December 3Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m.Location: 7 Ricketts Road, St. John’sFree | Registration required | Coffee and tea includedDuring the session, we will:Talk about the experience of living between two cultures and the feelings that can come with itReflect on the values and traditions that matter most to youConnect with others navigating cultural change in their own waysTry a practical exercise or tool to help you find your own balanceWhat to expect:A relaxed, facilitated 90-minute session with coffee and tea, conversation, an interactive activity, and a practical takeaway. Every session has a clear topic, but the conversation is guided by you and the people in the room. There is no pressure to share anything you are not comfortable sharing.What Is BLOOM?BLOOM is Amal Unite & Empower’s free wellness program, offering nature activities, art, peer support, and social drop-ins that help people connect, recharge, and feel at home in our community. BLOOM brings together people from different backgrounds to learn, enjoy themselves, and build friendships that continue beyond a single event. BLOOM is open to newcomers and the broader community. Brought to you by Amal Unite & Empower, with generous support from IRCC, the North Pine Foundation, and JIG (Department of Jobs, Immigration & Growth)Important: One-Time Participant Form (Required)To help us continue offering free wellness activities to the community, we ask all participants to complete a short one-time information form.This is a requirement from our funders and helps us keep Bloom running at no cost to you. The information is confidential and used only for reporting and planning.Please fill out the form before attending an activity:https://qx0bg.share.hsforms.com/2QkdtyUk1Rnq6VA5_MEBIZgIf the form isn’t completed in advance, you may not be able to participate—so thank you for taking a moment to support this important step.Participant Expectations and Code of Conduct:To help create a safe and welcoming space for everyone, we ask all participants to:Be respectful of others’ boundaries and comfort levelsAsk for consent before taking photos or recordingsAvoid personal or intrusive questionsRespect privacy and shared experiencesFollow guidance from facilitators and staffWe are committed to maintaining an inclusive and supportive environment. Bloom reserves the right to remove participants from a session if these guidelines are not followed.By registering, participants agree to these guidelines.Scent-Free Policy:Some participants have strong allergies to perfumes, colognes, and other scented products. To ensure a safe and comfortable environment for everyone, we kindly request that all participants avoid wearing strong perfumes, colognes, or heavily scented lotions to class. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.Photography & Video Notice:Photos or videos may be taken during Bloom events to help promote our programming. By attending, you consent to this use. If you’d prefer not to be photographed, please let a staff member know when you arrive.Don’t miss out! Registration is required for each class | 2 events, - Join Us for Beginner Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower. - Join Us for Advanced Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower: Bloom Wellness Program. | 3 events, - A monthly session to build confidence, clarity, and cultural fluency in the Canadian workplace. - - Beginner-friendly yoga with Bloom x Modo Yoga. No experience needed, mats included. Move at your own pace and take time for yourself. |
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