Author: 222TIPSCommunity
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Bernard Betel Centre For Creative Living is a second home to many community members in the Steeles Ave W/Bathurst St area of Toronto, ON Canada. The mission of the organization is: "A learning and wellness centre committed to maximizing the quality of life for seniors in the community and reflecting Jewish values". "Using the Internet as a Violence Prevention Tool" was the subject of a talk at the Centre on Monday May 5th, 2008. The audience members were grade 7+8 students from Fisherville School and Seniors who attend the Centre. The talk was led by the Toronto Crime Stoppers School Officer - Constable Scott Mills http://222TIPS.com '>http://222TIPS.com / http://TorontoPolice.on.ca '>http://TorontoPolice.on.ca .This video features Sharon Chodriker, the staff contact for the Centre in charge of the Lifelong Learning Institute. Sharon explains why her vision of having community youth come in to the centre to hear the information about Facebook, YouTube and Crime Stoppers together with the seniors was a good idea. Sharon also outlines the many services offered by the centre to all community members at minimal charge. - a computer learning centre (in English and Russian) , arts and crafts, travel and day trips, performing groups, dance, games and recreation, special sponsored events, yoga, pottery, belly dancing, wellness lectures, chess club, russian golden age library classes, reiki therapy, diners club (russian), creative writing, fun with fitness, Yiddish Culture and discussion.. and much more..For more information on the Bernard Betel Centre visit their website at http://betelcentre.org .The Toronto Crime Stoppers Community Board of Directors is currently working with the Crime Stoppers School Program on the Toronto Crime Stoppers T-Shirt Re-Design Contest that youth from anywhere in the world can enter their art work in online at http://CommunityCAVE.com. The art work is on the theme of 'What Community Means to You'. There are two categories of prizes with the top prize in each category being $800.00 cash. http://CommunityCAVE.com http://222TIPS.com '>http://222TIPS.com http://TorontoPolice.on.ca '>http://TorontoPolice.on.ca Report information to help prevent crimes, help solve crimes, and loate missing children/persons -anonymously if necessary.Three ways to leave an anonymous tip to help solve a crime, prevent a crime or locate a missing child or person.1. Call 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)2. Click 'Submit A Tip' at http://222tips.com 3. Text Msg TIP312 and your tip to CRIMES