**Please Note: Unfortunately, due to low registrations, we are going to have to cancel tonight’s event.**

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We are excited to welcome Bryn Herbert as our speaker for May. He works with New in Town Aboriginal Welcome Service as a “relentless connector” striving to ensure people new to Edmonton do not feel so isolated. Earlier this month, he spoke at the Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association annual conference in Edmonton and his talk was deeply engaging.

Tuesday, May 29, 2018
7 to 9 pm
Knottwood Community Hall
Cost: FREE
Please RSVP below.

Read more about his work here:

Indigenous welcome service helps connect newcomers to Edmonton resources
Edmonton Jounal, May 11, 2018

Bryn Herbert is a Relentless Connector Community Facilitator with New In Town Aboriginal Welcome Services, through Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society. Previously, Bryn has worked as a housing worker for the chronically homeless of Edmonton as well as front-line staff for individuals living with intellectual disabilities. Since July of 2015, Bryn has worked with families who are historically frequent user of multiple services or have extensive involvement with Child Services. Through Wrap Around Service, the delivery method of Relentless Connector’s, Bryn supports families with developing their own unique vision and plan for their future based on their goals, strengths and aspirations. These families create a team of trusted and supportive people from all facets of their life, both professional and the personal.

More information: email neighbourhoodwatch@knottwoodcommunity.ca