Registration now open for Bancroft & Area Kids in Need’s winter snowsuit program

Registration is now open for Bancroft & Area Kids in Need’s annual winter snowsuit program.

The program is designed to help children 16 and under whose families are going through financial struggles. To register, you must live in Bancroft, Carlow/Mayo, Faraday, Hastings Highlands, Highlands East, Limerick, or Wollaston.

You can register at Riverside Park under the picnic shelter from 10 AM until 1 PM on September 19th and the 26th, or from noon until 3 PM on September 20th and 27th. The Bancroft Pregnancy Care Centre is also open as a registration option. They’re open from 10 AM until 4 PM from September 21st to the 24th. Kids in Need ask on their Facebook page that if you’re going to the Pregnancy Care Centre, you call 613-332-4673 ahead of time to let them know you’re coming.

Registration will only be open on those days. You can also get in touch with Julie Wiltshire between 9 AM and 3 PM by calling 613-332-7035 for more details on the program and how to register.

Just over 200 children got warm winter clothing thanks to Kids in Needs’ winter clothing program.

Mathew Reisler
Mathew Reisler
Afternoon Host/News I may be a big city kid, but don't let that fool you! I was born in Toronto, but grew up in Ottawa. I graduated from Algonquin College's Radio Broadcasting program in 2014 and worked a whole bunch of events for the local radio station in Ottawa. After doing that for two and a half year, I got the itch to get behind the mic instead of setting them up, so I came to Bancroft. One day you'll see me on TV calling game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final, but until then look for the tall, skinny guy running around the streets of Bancroft with a microphone in his hand!

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