Community Programs
The City of Fort Saskatchewan offers a variety of community programs to help residents of all ages lead active, fulfilling, and connected lives. The City also provides access to resources and services that promote well-being and personal growth. Looking for more? Check out our workshops and community programs.
For assistance, call 780-992-6267 (8:00 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday).
Counselling and Mental Health
DragonFly Support Group
This monthly support group is a safe place for parents and caregivers to share challenges and concerns, learn and grow, and connect with those who are facing similar struggles.
Call 780-992-6267 to register.
Men’s Shed
Fort Sask Men’s Shed is a place for men to come together, build skills, and form connections. Discover new interests, join a friendly and supportive group, and make a difference in your community.
Contact info@fortsaskmensshed.ca for details.
Blue Monday Comedy Night
The Blue Monday Comedy Special is an annual 18+ event in January to help beat the winter blues. Join us and come together for a night of joy and humour.
Tickets will be available through Shell Theatre closer to the event date.
Mental Health Week
Mental Health Week is a time to connect, reflect, and support one another. Join us in May for a week of free events from wellness workshops to fitness classes, all designed to promote mental well-being in our community.
Programs and Grants
Senior Care
The City of Fort Saskatchewan offers a range of programs, resources, and support services to help seniors maintain their independence and quality of life.
Caregiver Support
You are a caregiver if you care for an aging parent, spouse, friend, or other person close to you. Connect with other caregivers through the Caregiver Support group.
This group is a safe, confidential space to listen and share. Meetings are on the last Thursday of every month at 1:30–3:00pm at the First United Church (10409 100 Ave).
Call 780-992-6623 for details.
Elder Abuse Awareness
Elder abuse is an action or behaviour by a person in a position of trust, such as an adult child, family member, friend, or caregiver—that harms an older adult.
This abuse affects adults worldwide, even in our community. Learn how to recognize, respond to, and prevent elder abuse.
Find out more at itsnotright.ca or call 780-454-8888 for immediate 24/7 support.
Community Support and Volunteer Opportunities
Snow Angels Volunteers
Snow Angels is a volunteer snow clearance program to assist seniors with a disability or medical condition in the community.
Download the Snow Angel Volunteer info package to learn more.
Apply to become a Snow Angel and help support your community.
Call 780-992-6267 for details.
City Volunteering
Volunteering is a great way to make community connections, gain valuable experience, build up your resume, and give back to your community.
Apply to volunteer with the City of Fort Saskatchewan today.
Transportation Support
Transit
Fort Sask Transit (FST) operates local and commuter routes Monday to Friday, including service to Sherwood Park’s Bethel Transit Terminal. No service on weekends or holidays unless noted.
Everyone Rides
Everyone Rides provides a discount on Fort Sask Transit local and commuter monthly passes. Join Everyone Rides by applying for the Access for Everyone program.
Fort Lions Transportation
Fort Lions Transportation Society (FLTS) is a group of dedicated community volunteers who oversee the operation of Accessible & Subsidized Minivan Services.
Housing Support
Financial Support
Access for Everyone Program
The Access for Everyone program provides access to recreation, culture, and City facilities for residents on limited incomes.
Qualified applicants receive up to $200 per person per year (up to 3 adults and 4 children) for facility passes and programs.
Alberta Supports
Alberta Supports provides access to over 30 programs and 120 services for seniors, people with disabilities, job seekers, parents and families, and those experiencing homelessness or needing financial aid.
Call 1-877-644-9992 (7:30 am to 8:00 pm, Monday to Friday) for details.
Family Violence Support and Prevention
Family violence is any kind of abusive behaviour within a family setting. No one deserves to live that way. There are dedicated services available to provide immediate and long-term support. Learn more about the many support networks operating in Fort Saskatchewan.
If this is an emergency, dial 9-1-1 to immediately get the help you need. For non-emergency support, call 780-992-6267.
Board Development
The City of Fort Saskatchewan recognizes and values the individuals and non-profit groups who donate their time and talents to help build a strong, engaged community. The City actively works to provide ongoing funding, training, and resources to amplify the influence of these groups and further improve the well-being of residents.
Contact fcssinfo@fortsask.ca for more details.
Related pages
Contact Us
Family and Community Support Services
City Hall
10005 102 Street
Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta T8L 2C5
Ph: 780-992-6267
Email: FCSSinfo@fortsask.ca