The Bowmanville Branch Library will host a hybrid event for youth, providing them with the essential tools and knowledge to safely stay at home alone for short periods of time. The “At Home On My Own” course is specifically designed to empower youth with the skills and confidence needed to manage situations independently at home, giving them the confidence to stay safe when parents or guardians are away.
This course will provide youth with the basics of home safety, emergency procedures, and how to effectively manage their time when at home alone. The training will address important topics like first aid, dealing with emergencies, managing food safety, and making responsible decisions. The goal is to ensure that young people are prepared to handle a range of situations in a safe and responsible manner.
The course will be offered both in-person at the Bowmanville Branch Library and virtually, allowing flexibility for families to participate either from the comfort of their homes or by attending in person. Whether you’re joining from home or at the library, this interactive course will help guide young people on how to stay safe, confident, and independent while at home alone.
The At Home On My Own course will be held on Saturday, February 28, 2026, from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM at the Bowmanville Branch Library, located at 163 Church St., Bowmanville, ON. This hybrid event will be available for attendees both in-person and virtually, providing flexibility for participants to join from the comfort of their homes or at the library. The course aims to equip youth with the necessary skills and knowledge to safely stay at home alone for short periods.
- Date: Saturday, February 28, 2026
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Time: 10:30 AM – 2:30 PM
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Location: Bowmanville Branch Library, 163 Church St., Bowmanville, ON
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Format: Hybrid – Available in-person and virtually
Target Audience:
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Youth looking to develop their independence and self-reliance at home
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Parents and guardians seeking resources for their children about staying home safely
The Bowmanville Branch Library is committed to supporting the development of youth in the community. This event reflects the library’s ongoing dedication to providing educational resources and programming designed to build essential life skills for young people in Bowmanville and surrounding areas.
How to Register:
Interested participants can register for the event through the Clarington Library, Museums & Archives contact information or by visiting the Clarington Library website for more details on how to attend either in-person or virtually.
