Pre-Teen Night
THIS FRIDAY
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Friday, July 6, 2018
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Youth of Manotick Association (YOMA)
is a registered, not-for-profit organization serving the rural area south of Ottawa.
YOMA offers regular Drop-Ins for youth age 12-17 years
and intend to introduce a new program for 8-12 year olds this fall
Most everything we offer is free of charge thanks to donations, fundraising and grants.
Our Mission
YOMA is dedicated to providing a safe, inclusive and socially accepting environment to help support local area youth build positive relationships, to experience new opportunities and to connect them to their community.
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This Week at YOMA
Drop-In
for youth age 12-17 years
7:00 – 9:30 pm
Manotick Arena, second floor
5572 Dr Leach Drive, Manotick
End of School Celebration Night
Come out to the Manotick Arena and create a sidewalk mural for all of Manotick to see. Followed by some water games! If you will be joining in the water fun, please bring a towel and change of clothes. Remember to bring a water bottle to drink from
Registration Form
Drop-In Rules
More Coming Events
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22 Jun
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22 Jun
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29 Jun
Latest News
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After the fire and during the renovations at the Manotick Arena, YOMA moved to Manotick United Church for a year. We are so grateful to the church for giving us a home during that time. On March 2 we returned to the newly renovated and expanded Arena. Our first Drop-In
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On July 7, during National Take a Kid to the Course Week, YOMA and Richmond Youth Centre held our first Scott Moffatt Golf4Youth Classic presented this year by Caivan Communities. It was a hot, humid day at Canadian Golf and Country Club but the golfers, both youth and adult, had
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The YOMA youth salesperson extraordinaire, Reese, made sure that the Bake Sale table was a near sellout. Thank you to the staff at RBC and to all of the YOMA families who baked and donated items for the sale. There may have been a fire at the Arena, but MVCA,
