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The Essential Point
By Terry O'Neill Press Release
Jason Jones has thrown his support and influence behind the life-affirming and compassionate media campaigns which the annual fundraising event make possible.
Happy Endings
Terry O'Neill Light Magazine
For a man who is in the business of using the power of film to tell other people's stories, movie producer Jason Jones has a riveting personal story of his own.
Premier Announces Supportive Housing for Single Mothers
Office of the Premier Energy and Mines and Minister Responsible for Housing City of Coquitlam
30 new affordable housing units to provide safe, supportive housing to single mothers and their children.
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This section should really be called "Your Story" because none of our work is even possible without your support and involvement! We have two new opportunites to reach out to women & families and we would like to invite you to contribute by sharing your time, abilities and resources. Take a look at the opportunities below to see where you would like to help out! New Moms Program Signal Hill has launched a program for young women who have chosen to keep their baby despite pressure from society and even some friends. We want to help them share their story with other women who are facing an unplanned pregnancy. We also want to assist them through the challenging time leading up to, and following the birth of their baby by providing some help with the physical, emotional and financial challenges they may be experiencing. Some of the services we would like to provide include:
financial planning, career and employment counseling, health/nutrition/fitness planning, a day of pampering (e.g. manicure, pedicure, massage and/or makeover). If you or anyone you know is able to donate their time and services to help with our program we would love to hear from you . Please contact Heather at hmcbride@thesignalhill.com or 604-853-3425. Family Picnic with Families of Children with Special Needs This spring, a local organization that supports families of children with special needs is hosting an annual Family Picnic in Abbotsford on Saturday afternoon, May 28th. We are coordinating a team of young people who would like to help out by planning some picnic games for this day. Does this interest you or can you think of someone who would love to be a part of this event? If you are interested, please contact Carmen at cwest@thesignalhill.com or 604-853-3425.
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What's In Our Resource Toolbox?
Signal Hill is pleased to introduce a brand new life-affirming advertisement called, Heartbeat. Through powerful storytelling and compelling imagery, we are delivering vital information that empowers women to find out more information about pregnancy and their options.
This 30 second ad highlights the heartbeat as a touchpoint of being human and being alive. Simply click on the image below to view the ad:
Please share this ad with all of your friends so that people everywhere will learn the truth about the beginning of human life. This advertisement can be customized for other groups interested in their own TV or on-line campaigns. For more information, please contact Signal Hill at 1-877-7SIGNAL or info@thesignalhill.com.
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Need to Know the Facts?
If you've wondered about the current climate surrounding end-of-life issues in Canada, you need to attend the Third International Symposium on Euthanasia & Assisted Suicide.
The Symposium will explain how groups and individuals are defeating the euthanasia lobby world-wide and how we need to prepare for the new challenges we will face in the future. You will learn from the leaders who are making a difference in Canada, Quebec, USA, Australia, England, Netherlands and Scotland.
Third International Symposium on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide - Vancouver BC, - June 3 - 4, 2011.
It's less than ten days away! Find out how to register here.
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Vital Connections
There is still time to enter Signal Hill's second annual photo contest! This year, we have chosen the theme, Diversity. In a world where children conceived with disabilities are at risk of being aborted, baby girls in Asia face a daunting gendercide and elderly feel like a burden on society, it is more important than ever to emphasize the value of diversity!
We invite you to submit your photos that celebrate the wonderfully diverse mixture of people in our society. From adoptive families to multi-generational photos to precious children with disabilities, the possibilities are endless!
The winning image will prominently appear on the front of Signal Hill's next publication of Clarity with special recognition of its photographer. We will also announce the winner on Facebook, Twitter and on our website, thesignalhill.com. The winning applicant will also win a $250.00 cash prize!
Would this contest interest any of your friends or family? Pass the information on to them to help us spread the word!
For more information visit our website.
Signal Hill's Value of Diversity Photo Contest begins April 11, 2011 and closes at midnight on June 20, 2011.
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