Celebrating Children’s Health Day at the Saugeen Valley Children’s Safety Village

The Grey Bruce Community Safety and Well-Being Plan community partners invite families to join in for a Children’s Health Day on Saturday June 7, 2025, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Saugeen Valley Children’s Safety Village,  261101 Grey Rd 28, Hanover. This will be a fun, engaging event focused on safety, wellness, and community connections.

Children’s Health Day will feature a foam party, exciting Touch-a-Truck experiences, and interactive fire, road and farm safety demonstrations. The day is designed to highlight the overall health and well-being of children while giving families access to valuable local resources and supports.

Local service providers focused on youth mental and physical health will be on-site offering information and activities to help families learn more about keeping kids and themselves safe, healthy, and supported.

Children will also receive a Passport of Discovery, encouraging them to explore the event and collect stickers from each booth, with door prizes drawn throughout the day.

This event is free and open to youth and families looking to have fun while learning more about how to support the safety and wellness of children in our communities.

To learn more about this event please visit: Community Events - Community Safety and Well-Being Planning

What is the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan (CSWBP) Grey-Bruce?  

Community Safety and Well Being Planning helps organizations improve the things that keep us healthy, happy, and safe. Together, we use research to create solutions focused on education, health care, food, housing, income, crime, and belonging. It is important that we create a welcoming community where problems are solved before they happen and where different professionals and community members come together to help people now and in the future. 

The ongoing work of CSWBP is supported by an advisory committee representing over 74 partners from across Bruce and Grey who are working together to address crime prevention by investing in social development, prevention, and risk interventions. This upstream preventative model focuses on creating protective factors that make individuals less vulnerable to crime and victimization.  
 

For more information, contact:

Rob Hatten
Communications Manager
Grey County
519-372-0219 ext. 1235
robert.hatten [at] grey.ca (robert[dot]hatten[at]grey[dot]ca)

Carley Donaldson
Corporate Communications Specialist
Bruce County
226-668-2235
cdonaldson [at] brucecounty.on.ca (cdonaldson[at]brucecounty[dot]on[dot]ca)

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