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  • Ken Su is new chief executive officer of St. Catharines Public Library. - Bob Tymczyszyn , The St. Catharines Standard

JHSoN enjoys partnerships with Libraries

Library CEO starts new chapter in St. Catharines Ken Su added many accomplishments to the books with Welland institution Jan 20, 2019 by Karena Walter, The St. Catharines Standard Ken Su sees libraries as community hubs where everyone is welcome to gather — even if they don't check out a book. The new head of

Libraries, John Howard Society Unite

Welland and Pelham public libraries and the John Howard Society of Niagara have teamed up to promote community services and help strengthen family units.

  • October is Child Abuse Awareness Month

Speak Up For Kids: Children’s AID Can Help

October is Child Abuse Prevention Month
In Niagara, call Family and Children’s Services Niagara.
We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
TEL: 905.937.7731
OR 1.888.937.7731
TTY: 905.937.8105

  • John Howard Society Anger Management

John Howard Society: Anger Awareness Program

Anger is a normal, usually healthy, human emotion. But when it gets out of control and turns destructive, it can lead to problems - problems at work, in your personal relationships, and in the overall quality of your life.

  • Graduation Speeches

John Howard Society Graduation Speeches

Near the end of the school year, my Guidance teacher Ms. Cripps had called me into her office with a great opportunity involving the John Howard Society. At this point I knew very little about the John Howard Society, but

  • Getting a Leg Up on the Jobs Front

Getting a Leg Up on the Jobs Front

Program helps youth gain workplace experience and life skills. Article source: Niagara This Week - St. Catharines Getting a leg up on the jobs front. Shown at Camp Old Navy at the Pen Centre clothing store on Aug. 13 are, from left, John Howard Society program manager Rachel Clair and youth services supervisor Caroline

John Howard Society of Niagara Board Member Wins the Bud Knight Award

Niagara Regional Police constable Neil Ridley was awarded the Bud Knight award at this year’s Committee of Youth Officers for the province of Ontario (COYO) conference, February 19, 2014, Sheraton on the Falls, Niagara Falls, Ontario. The Bud Knight award is presented annually to an Ontario Police Officer who has shown interest, commitment and dedication