City of Kingston

Kingston city councillors Wendy Stephen, Jeff McLaren, Conny Glenn and Paul Chaves recently presented Centennial Family Physicians with a $30,523.55 cheque through the City Primary Care Clinic Grant. Grant funds will be used to complete essential renovations to create extra clinical space for a future practice. The clinic will also purchase medical equipment and expand its tech resources to offset start-up costs associated with establishing a practice. Follow along with the City’s physician recruitment efforts, including the Primary Care Clinic Grant, at https://lnkd.in/eU3WwbJP

We're #hiring a new Personal Support Worker, Temporary (up to 9 months) in Kingston, Ontario. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Notice of upcoming temporary facility closure: The Kingston East Community Centre’s fitness centre will be closing at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 7 for a YMCA staff event. It will reopen with regular hours on Sunday, Dec. 8.

We’re reviewing our customer service strategy and exploring ways we can enhance customer service for Kingston community members. Your voice matters, and we want to know what you think works well and where we can improve! Share your feedback by completing our survey by Dec. 12 and you can be entered to win a $100 Visa gift card just time for the holidays: https://lnkd.in/egZa5b4z

We're #hiring a new Building Technologist, Facilities Energy & Asset Management in Kingston, Ontario. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Congratulations to Purely Mobile Hygiene, one of the 2024 Celebrating Accessibility Awards recipients! Ashleigh Peck launched Purely Mobile Hygiene to deliver dental hygiene services directly to homes and retirement communities. By accepting all insurance providers, including government-funded programs, Purely Mobile Hygiene aims to make healthcare more accessible and affordable. "Ashleigh is working towards allowing these individuals to be able to receive the dental hygiene care they need," explains nominator Tracey Kelly. Discover this year's recipients and details for the award ceremony on Dec. 3 here: https://bit.ly/3AFOuFB.

Are you passionate about climate action and making a positive impact on our community? Become a Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion! Your ideas can create real change! Become a climate champion today! Learn more and apply online: https://lnkd.in/g9fYeZnH

Rachel Doornekamp, 2024 Celebrating Accessibility Award recipient, leads the Inclusive Play Project, dedicating countless hours to its advancement. Nominators Kate Joslin and Councillor Brandon Tozzo noted that thanks to Doornekamp's vital contributions, what began as an idea is now a major movement, raising $200,000 in the past year. Discover this year's recipients and find out how to join the awards ceremony on Dec. 3 here: https://bit.ly/3AFOuFB.

We're #hiring a new Fleet Services Coordinator - Temporary in Kingston, Ontario. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Apply to become a Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion and get $2,000 towards a green project in your community! Last year, participants led 12 projects across the city, including: 🍅 Transforming lawns from grass to food-growing spaces 🏠 Helping neighbours conduct energy audits and resources how to retrofit their homes 🥦 Promoting plant-based diets and sharing recipes 🎨 Empowering students to create positive change by leading environmental initiatives 🌱 Establishing “little forests” and native plant gardens ♻️ Leading waste management workshops Have a climate action initiative you want to lead in your community? Apply on Get Involved Kingston: https://bit.ly/3OjsIul