General Health and Safety Update
At this time, all our our programs are happening in-person, by registration, with enhanced safety protocols in place. Please check-in with program coordinators regularly or contact admin@snplace.org for the most up-to-date information.
Thank you for your understanding, and for continuing to prioritize the health and safety of our community.
Health and Safety at SNP
Saanich Neighbourhood Place (SNP) remains committed to ensuring a safe experience for everyone who visits our programs and accesses our services, and a healthy workplace for our staff members. To maintain the health and wellness of our staff and participants, we are continuing to follow guidelines regarding prevention practices, including extra cleaning, limiting group sizes and asking that visitors register to attend, rather than dropping in. We are excited to have families and children in our program spaces again, and continue to be vigilant in our practices to keep everyone well. As an organization that works with or under the regulations of both Island Health and the MCFD Community Care Act, we are required to follow the most recent public health orders.
Saanich Neighbourhood Place services are deemed 'essential', as our work is focused on education, food security, childcare, mental health and support services. Essential services are accessible to all who need them, and as this is the case, we are not required to verify the vaccine status of participants in our programs at any time. We encourage all who attend programs to gauge their own health and stay at home if they are unwell.
We thank you for your continued understanding and commitment to everyone's health and safety.
Saanich Neighbourhood Place (SNP) remains committed to ensuring a safe experience for everyone who visits our programs and accesses our services, and a healthy workplace for our staff members. To maintain the health and wellness of our staff and participants, we are continuing to follow guidelines regarding prevention practices, including extra cleaning, limiting group sizes and asking that visitors register to attend, rather than dropping in. We are excited to have families and children in our program spaces again, and continue to be vigilant in our practices to keep everyone well. As an organization that works with or under the regulations of both Island Health and the MCFD Community Care Act, we are required to follow the most recent public health orders.
Saanich Neighbourhood Place services are deemed 'essential', as our work is focused on education, food security, childcare, mental health and support services. Essential services are accessible to all who need them, and as this is the case, we are not required to verify the vaccine status of participants in our programs at any time. We encourage all who attend programs to gauge their own health and stay at home if they are unwell.
We thank you for your continued understanding and commitment to everyone's health and safety.
