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SUMMARY:遺囑及遺產規劃(粵語)  Wills and Estates (in Cantonese)
DESCRIPTION:Presenter:\nAnnie Leung (with Family Services of Greater Vancouver’s Financial Empowerment Team) \nProgram Description:\n“寫遺囑”是否在你的待辦事項清單上已經很久了？你有興趣了解更多有關撰寫遺囑的內容嗎？擁有遺囑可確保你的遺產（您擁有和欠下的）在你去世時按照你的意願分配，這對每個人都很重要的。快來了解更多關於何時應該立遺囑、遺囑包含哪些內容以及對遺囑的要求等。講員梁玉珍是大溫哥華家庭協會的財務賦權計劃 (Financial Empowerment Program)一位經驗豐富的導師，具有教育和培訓的專業背景。她熱衷於為客戶提供個人生活理財知識技能，以管理他們的日常生活財務並改善他們的財務狀況。\n與Family Services of Greater Vancouver合辦。Has “writing a will” been on your to do list for a long time? Interested in learning more about what is involved in writing a will? Having a will ensures your estate (what you own and owe) will be distributed according to your wishes when you die\, and is important for everyone. \nCome and learn more about when you should make a will\, what to include and the requirements for your will.\nInstructor Annie Leung (with Family Services of Greater Vancouver’s Financial Empowerment Team) is an experienced financial coach and facilitator who has a professional background in education and training. She is passionate about empowering clients with financial literacy skills to manage their finances and improve their financial well-being. \nProgram will be conducted in partnership with Family Services of Greater Vancouver. \n\n\nVenue:\nCarnegie Community Centre – Theatre / Zoom. (In Person / Online) \nRegistration:\nTo register for a space in the Carnegie Theatre or online\, please contact the VPL Carnegie Library Branch in person or call 604-665-3010 ext. 0. To RSVP online\, visit our Facebook page or email us at events@communityDeathCareProject.ca
URL:https://communitydeathcareproject.ca/event/%e9%81%ba%e5%9b%91%e5%8f%8a%e9%81%ba%e7%94%a2%e8%a6%8f%e5%8a%83%e7%b2%b5%e8%aa%9e-wills-and-estates-in-cantonese/
LOCATION:Carnegie Community Centre\, 401 Main Street\, Vancouver on MST Territory\, BC\, V6A 2T7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:In Person at the Carnegie Community Centre,Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Community Death Care Project":MAILTO:access@communitydeathcareproject.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20220429T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20220429T163000
DTSTAMP:20220324T165740Z
CREATED:20220324T165740Z
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SUMMARY:Sacred Memorial Shrine Workshop for Front Line Workers
DESCRIPTION:Presenter:\nPaula Jardine / Marina Szijarto \nProgram Description:\nAn online gathering for making simple memorials\, using a template provided\, to honour those whose deaths have affected our lives.\nGuided by artist Marina Szijarto\, the workshop is intended to be a refuge from what feels like a relentless wave of loss in the downtown east side. \nThe finished memorials can be added to a community shrine or personal shrine. \nWorkshops are limited to 6-8 participants per session\, and are open to frontline staff and volunteers serving the public in the DTES \nRegistrants will be provided with a zoom link\, and some suggestions of things to bring to create sacred space\, including a candle and a small bowl of water. \nIn the first part we will introduce the idea\, how we’ve come to this work and the intention of this workshop\, followed by some basic instructions on constructing the memorials. \nMarina will lead us in establishing safe ritual space for creating our individual memorials. \nOnce everyone has finished we will take a break\, to refresh ourselves\, then reconvene to share our thoughts and memorials. \nThe final half hour of the workshop will be an opportunity for Q&A \nThe workshop will empower the frontline workers and volunteers with resources to help others create their own sacred memorial shrines. \nThis program will be provided in spoken English. \nAbout the Artist\nA former resident of the DTES\, and a current artist in residence at Mountain View Cemetery\, Marina Szijarto is an artist\, theatre designer\, community ritualist\, shrine maker\, festival creator\, registered celebrant and ancestral healing guide. \n\n\nVenue:\nZoom (Online) \n\nRegistration:\nContact Beverly Walker to register for a spot. \nEmail: events@communitydeathcareproject.ca \nPhone: 604-665-2213
URL:https://communitydeathcareproject.ca/event/sacred-memorial-shrine-workshop-for-front-line-workers-4/
LOCATION:Zoom (online)\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Community Death Care Project":MAILTO:access@communitydeathcareproject.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20220428T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20220428T213000
DTSTAMP:20220324T165507Z
CREATED:20220324T165507Z
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SUMMARY:Sacred Memorial Shrine Workshop for Front Line Workers
DESCRIPTION:Presenter:\nPaula Jardine / Marina Szijarto \nProgram Description:\nAn online gathering for making simple memorials\, using a template provided\, to honour those whose deaths have affected our lives.\nGuided by artist Marina Szijarto\, the workshop is intended to be a refuge from what feels like a relentless wave of loss in the downtown east side. \nThe finished memorials can be added to a community shrine or personal shrine. \nWorkshops are limited to 6-8 participants per session\, and are open to frontline staff and volunteers serving the public in the DTES \nRegistrants will be provided with a zoom link\, and some suggestions of things to bring to create sacred space\, including a candle and a small bowl of water. \nIn the first part we will introduce the idea\, how we’ve come to this work and the intention of this workshop\, followed by some basic instructions on constructing the memorials. \nMarina will lead us in establishing safe ritual space for creating our individual memorials. \nOnce everyone has finished we will take a break\, to refresh ourselves\, then reconvene to share our thoughts and memorials. \nThe final half hour of the workshop will be an opportunity for Q&A \nThe workshop will empower the frontline workers and volunteers with resources to help others create their own sacred memorial shrines. \nThis program will be provided in spoken English. \n\nSpace is available at Carnegie Community Centre to participate in this online project. \nAbout the Artist\nA former resident of the DTES\, and a current artist in residence at Mountain View Cemetery\, Marina Szijarto is an artist\, theatre designer\, community ritualist\, shrine maker\, festival creator\, registered celebrant and ancestral healing guide. \n\nVenue:\nCarnegie Community Centre – The Learning Centre / Zoom (In Person / Online) \n\nRegistration:\nContact Beverly Walker to register for a spot. \nEmail: events@communitydeathcareproject.ca \nPhone: 604-665-2213
URL:https://communitydeathcareproject.ca/event/sacred-memorial-shrine-workshop-for-front-line-workers-3/
LOCATION:Carnegie Community Centre\, 401 Main Street\, Vancouver on MST Territory\, BC\, V6A 2T7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:In Person at the Carnegie Community Centre,Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Community Death Care Project":MAILTO:access@communitydeathcareproject.ca
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SUMMARY:Sacred Memorial Shrine Workshop for Front Line Workers
DESCRIPTION:Presenter:\nPaula Jardine / Marina Szijarto \nProgram Description:\nAn online gathering for making simple memorials\, using a template provided\, to honour those whose deaths have affected our lives.\nGuided by artist Marina Szijarto\, the workshop is intended to be a refuge from what feels like a relentless wave of loss in the downtown east side. \nThe finished memorials can be added to a community shrine or personal shrine. \nWorkshops are limited to 6-8 participants per session\, and are open to frontline staff and volunteers serving the public in the DTES \nRegistrants will be provided with a zoom link\, and some suggestions of things to bring to create sacred space\, including a candle and a small bowl of water. \nIn the first part we will introduce the idea\, how we’ve come to this work and the intention of this workshop\, followed by some basic instructions on constructing the memorials. \nMarina will lead us in establishing safe ritual space for creating our individual memorials. \nOnce everyone has finished we will take a break\, to refresh ourselves\, then reconvene to share our thoughts and memorials. \nThe final half hour of the workshop will be an opportunity for Q&A \nThe workshop will empower the frontline workers and volunteers with resources to help others create their own sacred memorial shrines. \nThis program will be provided in spoken English. Auto Captioning will be provided for this online workshop. \nAbout the Artist\nA former resident of the DTES\, and a current artist in residence at Mountain View Cemetery\, Marina Szijarto is an artist\, theatre designer\, community ritualist\, shrine maker\, festival creator\, registered celebrant and ancestral healing guide. \n\nVenue:\nZoom (Online) \n\nRegistration:\nContact Beverly Walker to register for a spot. \nEmail: events@communitydeathcareproject.ca \nPhone: 604-665-2213 \n\nAccessibility:\nOnline streaming on Zoom (simulcast – happening online at the same time as the in person event) will have live auto captions in English. The chat will be on.
URL:https://communitydeathcareproject.ca/event/sacred-memorial-shrine-workshop-for-front-line-workers-2/
LOCATION:Zoom (online)\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Community Death Care Project":MAILTO:access@communitydeathcareproject.ca
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DTSTAMP:20220324T164909Z
CREATED:20220324T161726Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220324T164909Z
UID:426-1650981600-1650990600@communitydeathcareproject.ca
SUMMARY:Sacred Memorial Shrine Workshop for Front Line Workers
DESCRIPTION:Presenter:\nPaula Jardine / Marina Szijarto \nProgram Description:\nAn online gathering for making simple memorials\, using a template provided\, to honour those whose deaths have affected our lives.\nGuided by artist Marina Szijarto\, the workshop is intended to be a refuge from what feels like a relentless wave of loss in the downtown east side.The finished memorials can be added to a community shrine or personal shrine.Workshops are limited to 6-8 participants per session\, and are open to frontline staff and volunteers serving the public in the DTESRegistrants will be provided with a zoom link\, and some suggestions of things to bring to create sacred space\, including a candle and a small bowl of water. \nIn the first part we will introduce the idea\, how we’ve come to this work and the intention of this workshop\, followed by some basic instructions on constructing the memorials. \nMarina will lead us in establishing safe ritual space for creating our individual memorials. \nOnce everyone has finished we will take a break\, to refresh ourselves\, then reconvene to share our thoughts and memorials. \nThe final half hour of the workshop will be an opportunity for Q&A \nThe workshop will empower the frontline workers and volunteers with resources to help others create their own sacred memorial shrines. \nThis program will be provided in spoken English. \nSpace is available at Carnegie Community Centre to participate in this online project. \nAbout the Artist\nA former resident of the DTES\, and a current artist in residence at Mountain View Cemetery\, Marina Szijarto is an artist\, theatre designer\, community ritualist\, shrine maker\, festival creator\, registered celebrant and ancestral healing guide. \n\n\nVenue:\nCarnegie Community Centre – Classroom II / Zoom (In Person / Online) \n\nRegistration:\nContact Beverly Walker to register for a spot. \nEmail: events@communitydeathcareproject.ca \nPhone: 604-665-2213
URL:https://communitydeathcareproject.ca/event/sacred-memorial-shrine-workshop-for-front-line-workers/
LOCATION:Carnegie Community Centre\, 401 Main Street\, Vancouver on MST Territory\, BC\, V6A 2T7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:In Person at the Carnegie Community Centre,Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Community Death Care Project":MAILTO:access@communitydeathcareproject.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20220324T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20220324T193000
DTSTAMP:20220125T024329Z
CREATED:20220125T001314Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220125T024329Z
UID:194-1648144800-1648150200@communitydeathcareproject.ca
SUMMARY:Advance Care Planning Is Part of Life Planning (Online)
DESCRIPTION:Presenter:\nMelody Jobse\, Community Engagement & Development BC Centre for Palliative Care \nProgram Description:\nDo you have a plan for your future health care and personal care? If you couldn’t speak for yourself\, do your family and friends know what your healthcare wishes are?\n\nCome  learn how to plan for your future health and personal care\, also known as advance care planning. The BC Centre for Palliative Care (BCCPC) will be sharing information and resources to help you get started.\n\nBCCPC is committed to helping British Columbians affected by serious illnesses have the best possible quality of life possible\, supported by care that reflects their goals and wishes. We know that ‘conversations matter’ to help people start talking about what is important to them with regards to health and personal care wishes.  We know that the best point of contact is through community organizations like Carnegie Centre because you know your community members the best.\n\n1 hour presentation\, 30 minute Q & A\n\nThis program will be presented in spoken English. To register for a space in the Carnegie Theatre or online\, please contact the VPL Carnegie Library Branch in person or call 604-665-3010 ext. 0. To RSVP online\, visit our Facebook page or email us at events@communityDeathCareProject.ca\n\nVenue:\nCarnegie Community Centre – Theatre. (In Person) \nAccessibility:\nEvent in-person audio will be captioned in English\, projected behind the speaker.  Transcription (a text version) of the information will be provided in English after the event. Masks are required. Vaccine passports are not required. \n*This event will be streamed online and viewable in person in the Carnegie Library. \nVenue:\nZoom (Online) \nAccessibility:\nOnline streaming on Zoom (simulcast – happening online at the same time as the in person event) will have live auto captions in English. The chat will be on. Transcription (a text version) of the information will be provided in English after the event.
URL:https://communitydeathcareproject.ca/event/advance-care-planning-is-part-of-life-planning-online/
LOCATION:Zoom (online)\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Community Death Care Project":MAILTO:access@communitydeathcareproject.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20220224T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20220224T193000
DTSTAMP:20220224T012631Z
CREATED:20220125T001034Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220224T012631Z
UID:190-1645725600-1645731000@communitydeathcareproject.ca
SUMMARY:An Introduction to Wills and Estate Planning (Online)
DESCRIPTION:Information session. No prior knowledge needed. \nPresenter:\nChristopher Heslinga (pronouns: he\, him\, his) \nSupervising Lawyer (Civil) Law Students’ Legal Advice Program \nProgram Description:\nLearn about why it is important to have a Will and what is involved in Estate Planning in BC. This program will be presented in spoken English. To register for a space in the Carnegie Theatre or online\, please contact the VPL Carnegie Library Branch in person or call 604-665-3010 ext. 0. To RSVP online\, visit our Facebook page or email us at events@communityDeathCareProject.ca \n*This event will be streamed online and viewable in person in the Carnegie Library. To get the Zoom link\, RSVP with the Carnegie Library. \nVenue:\nZoom (Online) \nAccessibility:\nOnline streaming on Zoom (simulcast – happening online at the same time as the in person event) will have live auto captions in English. The chat will be on. Transcription (a text version) of the information will be provided in English after the event.
URL:https://communitydeathcareproject.ca/event/an-introduction-to-wills-and-estate-planning-online/
LOCATION:Zoom (online)\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Community Death Care Project":MAILTO:access@communitydeathcareproject.ca
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