Groups, Programs, and Workshops
A wide variety of services, programs, and workshops available to the community through direct service and/or in partnerships with other social agencies.
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Please note: Program registration information is located under each drop-down.
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Caregiver Support Group | ||||||||||||||||||||
Do you care for an aging parent, spouse, friend or other person close to you? You are a caregiver. Would you like to connect with other people in similar situations? The Caregiver Support group is a safe and confidential space to share and listen to others in a similar situation. Date: Last Thursday of the Month For more information, contact 780-992-6623. |
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Dragonfly Support Group | ||||||||||||||||||||
A monthly group for parents whose children face mental health challenges. This groups is a safe and supportive place for parents and caregivers to:
To register, please call 780-992-6267. |
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Meals on Wheels | ||||||||||||||||||||
Meals on Wheels delivers nutritious meals to Fort Saskatchewan residents. Anyone who finds meal preparation difficult and would benefit from this service can apply.
For more information call 780-992-6267. |
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Neighbourhood Programs |
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Good Neighbour Neighbourhoods are more than houses, streets and boulevards — it’s the people who live in those neighbourhoods that make them dynamic and unique. If you have neighbours who make your neighbourhood the place to be, let them know their contributions matter and nominate them as a Good Neighbour!
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Rainbow Alliance | ||||||||||||||||||||
The Rainbow Alliance is a peer support group for youth ages 13 and up. It is a supportive and safe place open to all sexual orientations and gender identities, where youth can be themselves in a safe, affirming, sex-positive, alcohol and drug free environment. Meetings are fun opportunities to make new friends, partake in fun activities and work on projects together. To learn more about the Rainbow Alliance, call 780-992-6267. |
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Snow Angels Snow Clearing Program | ||||||||||||||||||||
The City of Fort Saskatchewan offers Snow Angels, a volunteer snow clearance program to assist seniors with a disability or medical condition in the community. Applicants must be referred to the program by their family physician, or existing clients of the home support, or home care program can be referred. Applicants must also meet an income level requirement. To receive support from the program download the Snow Clearance Program Resident Package. To volunteer for the program download the Snow Clearance Program Volunteer Package. For more information, contact 780-992-6267. |
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Whipper Snippers Lawn Care Program | ||||||||||||||||||||
The Whipper Snippers Lawn Care Program is no longer being offered. If you have any questions, please contact us at 780-992-6623. |
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Youth Advisory Committee | ||||||||||||||||||||
The Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) is open to all youth ages 13 – 18 and will focus on:
Goals:
Location: TBD If you are interested in volunteering with the YAC, or for more information, please email fcssinfo@fortsask.ca or call 780-992-6267. |
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Youth Council | ||||||||||||||||||||
The Fort Saskatchewan Youth Council is a Committee established by City Council. Its mission is to educate and empower youth to provide information and recommendations to Council in relation to issues that impact or involve youth in Fort Saskatchewan. |