Please note: The following sessions are all free, drop-in style (no registration required), and are held at the Pioneer House (10102 100 Ave).
Please check back later for more Older Adults and Seniors Information Series.
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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.
Older Adults and Seniors Information Series
Please note: The following sessions are all free, drop-in style (no registration required), and are held at the Pioneer House (10102 100 Ave).
Please check back later for more Older Adults and Seniors Information Series.
Beyond Quick Fixes: A Human Rights Approach to Poverty
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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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