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The Qayuqtuvik Food Centre is dedicated to ensuring that everyone in Iqaluit who needs a hot meal can have one, every day of the year. The Qayuqtuvik Food Centre is dedicated to ensuring that everyone in Iqaluit who needs a hot meal can have one, every day of the year.
To try and earn money to offset food costs, we are available for renting. This is a large and very welcoming space. Please message or email us for more information!
The Food Centre still relies heavily (and gratefully) on volunteers. Please read below to find out how to become involved or make a donation.
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RECENT FACEBOOK POSTS
facebook.comTommorow's Tiituqatigiikta at the Food Centre, 1-4pm.
Tomorrow`s Tiituqatigiikta is open from 1-4pm at the Food Centre. We will discuss Community Justice Services and Programs. Coffee, tea and treats available. Anyone welcome.
Today at Tiituqatigiikta we discuss accessing resources for mental health.
Today at Tiituqatigiikta Chef Michael will talk about cooking at home, cooking for a family, meal budgeting etc. 1-4pm at the Food Centre. Please come by for coffee, tea & treats.
Tomorrow's Tiituqatigiikta: Traditional Mitt Making Skills Workshop at 1pm-4pm at the Iqaluit Food Centre. Please join us. Coffee, tea and goodies available.
Today's Tiituqatigiikta discussion is regarding ED&T applications for artists, ie: carvers, painters, musicians.... At 1pm to 4pm. Tea, coffee and goodies for all.
The Inclusion Cafe is but one of the programs provided by the Qajuqturvik Society. It provides gainful employment to those facing barriers to work. The Inclusion Cafe's clients are 76% Inuit and 60% have gone on to work with other employers in the community. This is a program we are very proud of. Have a peak to learn more!
For the month of March we will be hosting a series of talks organized by the GN Department of Family Services. Anyone is welcome to attend. Tea, coffee and baked goods will be available.
Starting tomorrow, March 1st, the Iqaluit Food Centre will stay open after lunch from 1pm to 4pm, as a coffee shop. Please come by for tea, coffee and baked goods. There will be a theme for each day of March, courtesy of the Family Services Department of the Government of Nunavut. Tomorrow is Bannock Making and a Crunch Food Awareness Talk regarding the National Food Breakfast Program. Everyone invited.
Special thanks to Northview, DJ Specialties and Nunavut Moving for their recent donations and help. We're always happy to have useful products avoid the landfill!
We are just as thrilled! Sincere thanks.
Not only do we rely on our volunteers at Qajuqturvik Food Centre, but we also have friendly, hardworking and dependable employees like Saila! Thank you Saila for all that you do!
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