CCDMP’s Visit to Churchill Meadows and Meadowvale Libraries

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Image of three CCDMP members by our activity table.
Image of three CCDMP members by our activity table.

The Centre for Child Development, Mental Health, and Policy (CCDMP) recently visited Churchill Meadows and Meadowvale Libraries in Mississauga to engage with the community, share valuable resources, and spark meaningful conversations about social-emotional development.

Image of table set up with resources, games, and prizes.
Image of table set up with resources, games, and prizes.
Image of CCDMP members with children visiting our table.
Image of CCDMP members with children visiting our table.
Image of children’s artwork depicting emotions.
Image of children’s artwork depicting emotions.

It was a true delight to meet so many families and children who stopped by our table to chat, play games, pick up resources, and learn about our work. Children had a blast spinning the emotions wheel and were excited to participate in our Comic Contest, where they explored the theme of resilience through comic-making. We cannot wait to see all your amazing submissions!

Here are some of the resources we shared during the event:

The 3Es of Social-Emotional Development © Handout

How to be an Emotion Coach: L.O.V.E. Strategy

We are incredibly thankful to the wonderful teams at Churchill Meadows and Meadowvale Libraries for making this possible. These libraries are vibrant hubs for connection and creativity, and we are truly grateful for the opportunity to engage with their communities.

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