
Imagine a community where enemies find their common ground and make peace; where friends heal past hurts and make amends; where young people ignite their passion for service and leadership; where adults and youth alike join hands to create a community where everyone feels safe, loved, and celebrated. This is the work of the heart.
We are putting on 3 separate workshops called Challenge Day. March 12, 13 & 14th pick a day. Challenge Days is a 6 1/2-hour program, created to build connection and empathy, and to fulfill the vision that every child lives in a world where they feel safe, loved, and celebrated. Challenge Day is more than a one-day program. It goes beyond traditional anti-bullying efforts, building empathy and igniting a movement of compassion and positive change. For more info and/or how to register – please visit
www.poccoyouthsociety.com or email
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March12, 13, or 14th and go to eventbrite for that day to sign up
March 12, 2013 http://challengeday2013.eventbrite.ca/
March 13, 2013 http://challengeday2013day2.eventbrite.ca/
March 14, 2013 http://challengeday2013day3.eventbrite.ca/
Each day costs about $50 per person and we cover most of the costs. We are asking for $10 for students to attend this year. If you have a problem with the payment please contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. m and we will look at ways to help you out.
Each student needs to have a parent permission slip signed to attend. It is also a day of school so if your school is not going you need parent permission to miss school and come. (Please download forms)
1379 Laurier Avenue, Port Coquitlam, British Columbia
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For more information on Challenge Days, please visit: www.challengeday.org
If I were asked to list which events have shaped me into the leader and human being that I am today, Challenge Day would be one of the first out of my mouth. Coming out of grade 8, I was making the move from middle school to high school and I didn't have a lot of appreciation for who I was. I didn't have the easiest time socially and I wanted so desperately to fit in. Challenge Day was paramount in motivating me to love myself for who I am, and to bridge the gaps with people around me that were just looking for somebody to listen. To me, that's what Challenge Day really is; an opportunity to listen and be heard. There's nothing quite like that feeling and I am forever indebted to the Challenge Day team for showing