Upcoming FCSS Workshops

FCSS workshops in Fort Saskatchewan offer practical tools and guidance to support personal growth, family well-being, and community connection. These sessions are designed to help residents build skills, access resources, and navigate life’s challenges in a safe and supportive environment.

The Older Adult Information Series brings together local and regional speakers to share practical information for older adults and the people who support them.

Please note: The following sessions are all free, drop-in style (no registration required), and are held at the Pioneer House (10102 100 Ave) at 1:00 pm.

Date Tuesdays 1:00pm Title Presenter/Partner Description
October 6 Estate Planning Dennis Rose, Wilson Law & Dispute Resolution Legal planning, wills, personal directives, EPOAs, and planning ahead
November 17 Navigating Your Healthcare Journey Primary Care Alberta Making the most of your medical appointments
December 8 Legacy Lab: Discovering Your Stories and Strengths FCSS A reflective, strengths-based session focused on personal stories, meaning, and connection
January 5 Understanding Dementia Alzheimer Society Dementia awareness, signs, supports, communication, and caregiver understanding
February 2 Service Canada Seniors Benefits & Credits Service Canada Learn about benefits and credits available to seniors
March 9 All about the Library, for Seniors Fort Saskatchewan Public Library Highlight FSPL programs, supports, access to information, digital help, and community connection

Please check back later for more Older Adults and Seniors Information Series.

Join local experts for free workshops covering topics such as ADHD, autism, nutrition, online safety,
teen mental health, emotional regulation, financial literacy, healthy relationships, and more.

Whether your child is just starting school or preparing for adulthood, you’ll gain practical tools and
trusted advice to help navigate each new stage.

Location: Virtual and in person around Fort Saskatchewan
Cost: Free

Navigating The Shift Schedule 2026
Check back often for the most up-to-date schedule.

Learn how a human rights-based approach can help create lasting solutions to poverty and houselessness.

This workshop explores the root causes of poverty and the difference between short-term support and long-term, rights-based solutions. Participants will learn how to support people with dignity, centre lived experiences, and promote meaningful change in their communities.

Who should attend?

Anyone who provides community-based supports and services, including frontline staff, service providers, and community workers.

Date: Wednesday, December 2
Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: West River's Edge Pavilion, River Valley Drive, Fort Saskatchewan

Tickets are free and available September 1 through beyondquickfixes.eventbrite.ca.

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Family and Community Support Services

City Hall
10005 102 Street
Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta  T8L 2C5
Ph: 780-992-6267
Email: FCSSinfo@fortsask.ca