Mandate
 Using the vehicle of the arts to boost the self-esteem and confidence of the youth. The youth must be accountable to the community for the programs that they receive. For each hour of programming, they must donate one hour of community service. They are required to "Pay it Forward".

How we Operate
Harmony operates under the governance of a Board of Directors. Harmony has no paid staff, and all employees are volunteers. The youth have no waiting lists, no pre-requisites, and no financial fees. They are required to commit to one hour of community service for each hour of programming that they receive.

Harmony survives solely on the generosity of donations through the corporate community, businesses, and individuals. We are not regularly funded by any governmental source.

Volunteers
We are always seeking volunteers to assist us with our ever-increasing numbers of students. If you are interested in becoming a Harmony volunteer, please contact the Harmony centre in Sarnia and we would be thrilled to tell you more about the numerous opportunities to work with the youth.

Biography

Learn more about Harmony and our founder Joanne Klauke-LaBelle by clicking on the link above.