Sarnia Lambton Rebound is a volunteer-driven non-profit in Sarnia-Lambton focused on supporting at-risk youth through prevention and early intervention social skills programs. The agency provides drop-in and outreach services, expressive arts and theatre programming, supported independent living and housing supports, targeted workshops and a food pantry, while engaging volunteers, donors and community partners to reduce barriers and build belonging for young people. It also offers youth leadership opportunities such as a Youth Advisory Committee and runs events, training and community outreach to promote youth wellbeing and civic engagement.
Last updated on Apr 1st, 2026
The C.A.R.E. six week youth program at Sarnia-Lambton Rebound begins Tuesday, November 10, 2026 with weekly sessions on Tuesdays from 5 to 7 PM for ages 12 to 17. The Consent And Relationship Education Program uses expert led interactive workshops to teach communication, boundary setting, and how to recognize unhealthy behaviours. To register call Kristen at 519-344-2841 or email kclendeninng@slrebound.com.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, inviting the community to wear orange and affirm Every Child Matters. The statement recalls Phyllis Webstad's story and asks people to take time to listen, learn and reflect on what reconciliation could look like in their communities.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound received the Caring and Sharing Award from the Retired Women Teachers of Ontario, Sarnia-Lambton Chapter, to fund its S.T.A.G.E. program. The program, Strategies Towards Achieving Girl Empowerment, kicks off this week and the organization thanked RWTO Sarnia Lambton for supporting youth empowerment in the community.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound publicly thanks Jackpot Time Bingo in Sarnia for generous partnership support, noting that the collaboration with cGaming at Jackpot Time helped sustain services for local youth and families. The announcement links to Jackpot Time Bingo for further details about their community involvement.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound closed out ACT II 2026 with performances at the Imperial Theatre on September 18 and 19, showcasing a talented youth cast and crew. The announcement celebrates a summer of rehearsals, creative growth, and strong community support from families, volunteers, donors, and audience members.
T.A.G. is a free, six week program for boys ages 8 to 12 at Sarnia-Lambton Rebound, starting Wednesday, November 11, 2026, with weekly sessions from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM. The curriculum focuses on impulse control, aggression management, decision making, and building healthy relationships; register by contacting Kristen at 519-344-2841 or kclendenning@slrebound.com.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound is recruiting youth ages 12 to 24 for its Youth Advisory Committee, where members help shape programs services and events while earning volunteer hours. It is a chance to build leadership skills, connect with peers, and ensure youth perspectives are part of decision making at Rebound.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound celebrated a successful Youth Led All Candidates Forum on September 23, 2026, organized and run by young people who posed thoughtful questions to local candidates. The post event note thanks partners including St. Clair Child & Youth Services and Literacy Lambton, and highlights the citywide commitment to welcoming and including youth voices in civic life.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound announced on September 23 that multiple pieces by local artist Kennady are on display on their walls, offering the community another chance to view the work. The post is a warm congratulations to Kennady and invites neighbors to stop by and enjoy the exhibit during Rebound's regular hours.
A youth committee is hosting a Youth Led All Candidates Forum at the Lambton College Events Centre on 2026-09-23, with a prompt 5:30 PM start. All mayoral candidates and 32 City County and City Council candidates have confirmed, offering a unique chance for young people to ask questions directly and shape local conversations.
United Way Sarnia Lambton kicked off its annual fundraising campaign with a Day of Caring at the Dow Centre for Youth on 2026-09-15, where volunteers wore bright orange Day of Caring T shirts while completing community tasks. Sarnia Lambton Rebound and United Way of Sarnia-Lambton thanked every volunteer for helping finish important jobs for individuals and local not for profit organizations.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound invites the community to "Kiki with Kal & karaoke" on Wednesday, September 16 from 5 to 7 PM for an upbeat evening of catch up, input on Spectrum programming, and open karaoke. It is a welcoming chance to reconnect with neighbors, share ideas, and sing a few songs with Kal and friends.
World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10, established in 2003 with the International Association for Suicide Prevention and the World Health Organization, spotlights that suicide is preventable. The day underscores global and Canadian statistics and invites people to follow local groups including Sarnia-Lambton Suicide Prevention, TFT Talk For Tamara, and Project Mental Wellness to learn about local efforts.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound thanks Fairwinds Lodge Retirement Residence, staff, residents, and families for a Classic Car Show and BBQ that brought the community together. The post highlights gratitude and notes that donations from the event help support programs for young people across Sarnia Lambton.
Beetlejuice night arrives at the Cliffhanger Cafรฉ as a Friday evening board game gathering hosted by Sarnia Lambton Rebound. The brief announcement invites people to an informal themed game night, combining pop culture flair with casual tabletop play in a cozy cafe setting.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound publicly thanks Sarnia Moose Lodge 1046 Loyal Order of Moose for their continued support of youth in Sarnia-Lambton, referencing a Friday night dinner. The short, appreciative post highlights local partnership and community spirit.
Act II youth present BEETLEJUICE JR. at the Imperial Theatre in Sarnia on September 18 and September 19, 2026. Expect singing, dancing, playful spooky moments, and a chance to support local young performers; tickets are available via the event link.
Art in the Park, organized by the Rotary Club of Sarnia Bluewaterland, takes place at Mike Weir Park in Sarnia/Bright's Grove on Saturday, September 12 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Stop by to support local artists and see vendor updates on the event Facebook page.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound sends a warm back to school message on 2026-09-08, encouraging students to take the year one day at a time and acknowledging the adjustments families and school staff may face. The note focuses on growth, connection, and belonging for the coming school year.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound is celebrating the youth in its Act II program as they prepare this yearโs production of Beetlejuice Jr. Keep an eye on the organization for upcoming performance details and ways to support the cast and crew.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound publicly thanked Global Donuts & Deli on September 4, 2026, celebrating local support with a warm social post. The message highlights community appreciation and friendly partnership between the organization and the local bakery and deli.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound shares a community fundraiser titled Showtime supporting ACTII, with gratitude to Global Donuts & Deli and a prompt to buy donuts and tickets. The brief post encourages local support for the cast and crew, and points you toward the organization name for ticket details.
Sarnia Lambton Rebound invites the community to check out This Month at the NEST, a brief monthly bulletin pointing to programs and happenings at the NEST throughout September 2026. Visit the organization's channels to see the full schedule, registration details, and contact info for specific programs.
The C.A.R.E. Program from Sarnia Lambton Rebound offers six weekly sessions for youth ages 12 to 17 focused on consent, emotional regulation, digital safety, and healthy relationships. Sessions run Wednesdays from 5 to 7 PM beginning September 30 at Link 495 on Grand Avenue West in Chatham; referrals and self referrals are accepted. Contact Robyn at 519-784-3513 or rgore@slrebound.com to register or learn more.
The Sarnia Street Cruisers car show in Point Edward drew a record 383 vehicles and included a 50/50 raffle that paid out $340 to Tim Trowbridge. Organizers collected food donations for The NEST Marketplace Food Pantry and praised Friday night s picture perfect weather for the successful summertime gathering.
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