Three - quarters of the space in the Northbrae Hub is taken up by the Child Care Services. There are two general purpose rooms used by various community groups to run programs to support families such as Early Years. There are also some some City Recreation and community programs offered in these rooms as well as programs for young children, and teens.
If you have any questions about the Northbrae Hub, drop by the facility at 335 Belfield, pick up some literature on the programming and speak to staff.
Information about programs offered at the Northbrae Hub will be posted at www.northeastender.ca as it becomes available. Simply do a search using the words "northbrae hub" and you will find the lastest activities and news about what is going on at this facility.
The Project was accomplished by an agreement between the City of London, The Province of Ontario, The Thames Valley District School Board and the The YMCA of London and Western Ontario. The addition to Northbrae Public School was fully paid for by the Province of Ontario and funding for the programs offered within the Northbrae Hub are also paid for fully by the Province of Ontario.
A Free Press article published on April 9, 2009, listed the Thames Valley District Board as performing the landlord role as the Northbrae Hub was built as an addition to the existing Northbrae Public School. It went on to state that "The YMCA pays a "modest amount of rent" to the Board for the space.
