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In recognition of National Volunteer Week, we were pleased to host a Volunteer Appreciation Brunch on Saturday, April 18 at our Merrickville location.

The event brought together many of the dedicated volunteers who play an essential role in supporting our programs and services. From helping to sustain our food cupboard program to contributing their time and energy across our organization, our volunteers are at the heart of the care and support we provide to the community.

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The CPKC Holiday Train arrived back in Merrickville on Friday November 28th for its 27th year to support food insecurity in communities across the rail network.

The train rolled into Merrickville in all its glory at 4:45pm, to the approximately 5000 people waiting in anticipation!

This year’s festive stop brought in over 1,600 pounds of food and $2,700.00 in monetary donations, gratefully collected thanks to the generosity of all those who attended, and of course, CPKC’s very gracious cheque presentation again of $4,000.00. 

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Upcoming Events

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About Rideau CHS

About Rideau Community Health Services

Rideau Community Health Services (RCHS) is a non-profit, community-governed community health centre that provides comprehensive primary care, health promotion and community development services.

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RCHS Land Acknowledgment

We respectfully acknowledge the traditional territory of the Anishnaabeg Algonquin and Haudenosaunee Nations, which were never ceded or legally signed away to the Crown or to Canada.I invite all of us to reflect on the territories in which we have the privilege to live, work and play on, and to commit ourselves to gaining knowledge, forging a new, culturally safe relationship, and contributing to reconciliation.We recognize that First Nations, Métis, and Inuit are traditional cultures of knowledge sharing and we understand we have a lot to learn. Learning is the spirit in which we come together.