CDCD - an independent, not-for-profit social planning organization, enhancing the quality of life for individuals and communities in Durham for 50+ yrs.
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ALT Clarington's Winter Warming Centre. 181 Liberty Street South, Bowmanville. Open nightly from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m.
ALT Text “durham.ca/WinterWarming” with photo of icy tree branch.
ALT Mental health affects us all.
ALT A conversation bubble with the Bell Let’s Talk logo.
ALT Pile of folded blankets and text, “Experiencing homelessness? Support is available. durham.ca/WinterWarming. [email protected]. Call 3-1-1, extension 5510. 905-666-6239 or 1-888-721-0622, extension 5510.”
ALT Text that reads ‘Lincoln M. Alexander Day’ and a single red maple leaf.
ALT Front entrance of Main Branch on a sunny day. There is a dark purple half circle on the left with white and yellow text that says Community Connections at Main Branch.
ALT ALT TEXT EN An illustration of a family enjoying traditional Indian/Hindu food. In the background, kites in the clouds are seen. Text reads: Happy Makar Sankranti! Bottom right corner: Canada wordmark
ALT Alt Text EN: Illustration of a traditional decorated clay pot filled with rice. The pot is placed on an orange background with decorative patterns, and the text reads 'Happy Thai Pongal.' The Canada wordmark appears in the bottom right corner."
ALT Black and white image of the St. Francis Centre in Ajax in the background. There are three circular images on top of the image. One circle has a head shot of Gloria Blizzard, the next circle has a head shot of Joshua Watkis, and the third circle has a head shot of Greg Frankson. There is a black rectangle at the bottom with white and bright pink text that says BlackLit Durham Oh Holy Write: Voices of the Season.
ALT You can reduce your risk of getting or transmitting HIV....Practice safer sex
ALT birds flying with a broken chain at the bottom of the image. Text reads: International Day for the Abolition of Slavery.