Name: Volunteer appreciation celebreation w/steve nash
Start: 2020-04-07 18:00:00

Volunteer appreciation celebreation w/steve nash

Posted: April 20, 2021
By: Dave McGregor

Volunteer appreciation celebreation w/steve nash

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2020-04-07 @ 06:00 PM

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Restorative Practice Coalition of @limestonedsb elementary teachers support by Youth Diversion's MEND program was joined today by @roger_ygkpathways of @teachresilienceca Resilience and Kingston Pathways to Education. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on trauma responsive care. #restorativepractices #schoolculture #ygk

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Youth Diversion would like to invite you to our upcoming Zoom workshop on “Stress as Fuel: Leveraging Neuroscience to Empower and Connect with Youth.” This workshop would be of interest to family members, professionals, educators, community members, and anyone who would like to build stronger relationships with youth. Presenter: Roger Romero- Principal Consultant at @teachresilienceca and Manager of Youth Services with @kingstoncommunityhealthcentres & Kingston Pathways to Education Cost: $15.00 with proceeds going to this year’s @unitedwaykfla . Deadline to Register is Tuesday October 07th at 4pm. The Zoom link will be emailed by Eventbrite after the registration deadline. (October 7) Eventbrite link: https://tinyurl.com/7ptfny64 PLEASE SIGN UP FOR EVENTBRITE WITH SAME EMAIL AS ZOOM ACCOUNT If you have any questions or problems signing in, kindly contact Jackie at jfranklin@youthdiversion.org

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As Joyce moves into retirement, I don’t just want to say congratulations—I want to pause and reflect on the incredible impact she’s had on all of us.
For students, Joyce showed up with empathy, care, and honesty. By being willing to share her own vulnerability, she created space for healing, learning, and growth. The connections she built will ripple out long past her time here.
For staff, Joyce was a problem solver, advice giver, and confidant. She always seemed to know when to step in, when to listen, and when to push us forward. Many of us leaned on her wisdom and kindness more times than we can count.
For me personally, she was a partner and a friend. We tried out bold, sometimes out-there programming together, made mistakes, laughed about them, and always came back stronger. Joyce filled in where I lacked, and somehow we could read each other’s minds and jump in seamlessly. One moment that stays with me is from our last training together: I was fumbling to recall a passage I wanted to share, and Joyce quietly handed me a printed copy, smiling as she said, “You said you wanted to read this.” That was Joyce in a nutshell—thoughtful, prepared, and always making sure others had what they needed.
Joyce, thank you for all the care, energy, and heart you’ve poured into this work. You leave behind a legacy of compassion, collaboration, and courage. Myself and Youth Diversion will miss you deeply, but we also celebrate this new chapter and wish you every joy in retirement.

With gratitude and admiration

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As Joyce moves into retirement, I don’t just want to say congratulations—I want to pause and reflect on the incredible impact she’s had on all of us. For students, Joyce showed up with empathy, care, and honesty. By being willing to share her own vulnerability, she created space for healing, learning, and growth. The connections she built will ripple out long past her time here. For staff, Joyce was a problem solver, advice giver, and confidant. She always seemed to know when to step in, when to listen, and when to push us forward. Many of us leaned on her wisdom and kindness more times than we can count. For me personally, she was a partner and a friend. We tried out bold, sometimes out-there programming together, made mistakes, laughed about them, and always came back stronger. Joyce filled in where I lacked, and somehow we could read each other’s minds and jump in seamlessly. One moment that stays with me is from our last training together: I was fumbling to recall a passage I wanted to share, and Joyce quietly handed me a printed copy, smiling as she said, “You said you wanted to read this.” That was Joyce in a nutshell—thoughtful, prepared, and always making sure others had what they needed. Joyce, thank you for all the care, energy, and heart you’ve poured into this work. You leave behind a legacy of compassion, collaboration, and courage. Myself and Youth Diversion will miss you deeply, but we also celebrate this new chapter and wish you every joy in retirement. With gratitude and admiration

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Youth Diversion is at the Scarecrow Fest today making buttons! 😊 Located at KCHC! #Youthdiversion #KCHC #Scarecrowfest2025

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Thank you Starbucks for donating supplies to make the famous Pink Drink! 💗 It was delicious! #youthdiversion #empoweringyoungminds #starbuckskingston #pinkdrink

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Fun night at YD during Empowering Young Minds Drop in! 😊
As you can see while making buttons, we are all team Conrad lol!
#empoweringyoungminds #youthdiversion #unitedway #teamconrad

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Fun night at YD during Empowering Young Minds Drop in! 😊 As you can see while making buttons, we are all team Conrad lol! #empoweringyoungminds #youthdiversion #unitedway #teamconrad

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Youth Diversion would like to invite you to our upcoming Zoom workshop on “Stress as Fuel: Leveraging Neuroscience to Empower and Connect with Youth.” This workshop would be of interest to family members, professionals, educators, community members, and anyone who would like to build stronger relationships with youth. Presenter: Roger Romero- Principal Consultant at @teachresilienceca and Manager of Youth Services with @kingstoncommunityhealthcentres & @pathwayskingston Cost: $15.00 with proceeds going to this year’s @unitedwaykfla Campaign. Deadline to Register is Tuesday October 07th at 4pm. The Zoom link will be emailed by Eventbrite after the registration deadline. (October 7) Eventbrite link: https://tinyurl.com/7ptfny64 PLEASE SIGN UP FOR EVENTBRITE WITH SAME EMAIL AS ZOOM ACCOUNT If you have any questions or problems signing in, kindly contact Jackie at jfranklin@youthdiversion.org

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On her lunch break, Zoe stopped by @kingstoncommunitycu's BBQ in support of the @foodsharingproject
She smiled for pictures but left disappointed that no burgers or hot dogs came her way. Thanks KCCU for supporting the fabric of our community! #YGK #foodshare #locallove

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On her lunch break, Zoe stopped by @kingstoncommunitycu's BBQ in support of the @foodsharingproject She smiled for pictures but left disappointed that no burgers or hot dogs came her way. Thanks KCCU for supporting the fabric of our community! #YGK #foodshare #locallove

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Stop by and say hi, we're at the Queen's Sidewalk sale

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Stop by and say hi, we're at the Queen's Sidewalk sale

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