KMFRC

By Alice Joseph Military family life involves lots of moving. Every few years, you pack up your things and move to a new life. When you get to your new place, it takes time and […]

Adult Deployment Coffee Social Financial Advice Clinic Good Food Box Legal Clinic Wellness & Mental Health Walk in Children & Teens Baby Brigade Baby & Me Lego League Little Troopers Teen Picnic and Outdoor Scavenger […]

For most people, riding a bike is second nature. But for many children with special needs, it’s not that easy. Even with support from friends and family, hopping on an unstable seat with wheels is […]

FHH stands for Fort Henry Heights. These PMQ’s were built in the late 1940’s after WWII for soldiers that re- enlisted into the army. At first the families were housed in H-Hut style barracks. There were […]

Adult Café Blah-Blah! Coffee Connections Creative Tuesdays Deployment Coffee Social  English Book Club Employment opportunity: Family Liaison Prevention, Support and Intervention Coordinator Financial Advice Clinic Good Food Box Infertility Support Brunch & Learn Legal Clinic […]

Someone once said, “People are like crayons. It doesn’t matter what colour they are; it’s the picture they make.” If we consider the KMFRC the big picture, our volunteers are some of the vibrant colours […]

International Women’s Day was a time to celebrate the progress of women’s social, political, and cultural achievements all over the world. Celebrations included high tea in Melbourne, Australia, a film festival in Limerick, Ireland, Paint […]

Adult Coffee Connections Community Garden Creative Tuesdays Deployment Coffee Social  English Book Club Financial Advice Clinic Good Food Box Legal Clinic Make your own cleaning products with essential oils Wellness & Mental health Walk Children […]

The Kingston Military Family Resource Centre (KMFRC) nominated Captain Brenna Lavigne to receive the Sovereign Medal for Volunteers. In the past ten years she has demonstrated outstanding and selfless dedication to improving the lives of […]

Prior to the 1990s, families of Canadian Military members and Veterans were largely on their own, when it came to overcoming obstacles such as overseas deployment, long periods of separation, and what are now known […]