Supporting Residents in the St. Paul Region
Everyone is welcome in the County of St Paul. We’re dedicated to making all of our residents feel happy, healthy, and included.
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Many organizations in the region provide a wide range of community events and programs that connect individuals throughout our diverse communities.
Regional Programs
FCSS programs depend on community resources, often involving local volunteers for their management and delivery.
As a regional service, programs are available to all residents in the County.
Locations are strategically chosen hot spots, but don’t let that stop you from checking out the various services available!
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Community Support
These programs are specifically developed to create connections within our communities. They range from support for caregivers and new residents to recognizing volunteers in the region and creating avenues for residents to meet. FCSS also administers Community Counselling throughout the year.
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Seniors
FCSS has a number of programs designed for the seniors in our communities, such as Meals on Wheels delivering nutritious meals to your door or assisting with applications for Alberta Seniors Benefits. Support is also provided to the caregivers in our region, with Caregiver Support Packages given to those caring for the seniors in their lives.
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Youth
Youth programs are designed for age groups 0-18, allowing both youth and their caregivers to develop new friendships and create new bonds. Free summer programming is available for children ages 7-12, beginning in July in the communities of Mallaig, Ashmont, and Elk Point.
Partner Programs
Falling under the FCSS group, extended programming exists for families, caregivers, and youth through the organizations below.
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Lakeland Family Resource Network (LFRN)
Supporting families through child development and well-being programs builds resilient kids. LFRN offers programming to all families with children 0-18 years old, aiming to strengthen family connections and build caregiver capacity. The network brings in educated professionals who create fun, enriching activities for parents and children while answering questions and providing support.
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St. Paul Youth Council (SPYC)
SPYC is a youth-led, volunteer-based organization that acts as a voice for the young people in our communities. They promote youth involvement by planning and hosting events and/or activities for all youth. SPYC is a great avenue for developing leadership and communication skills, exploring career options, giving back to our community, and connecting with others.
Contact
We look forward to helping you discuss your community support & partnership questions and needs!
St. Paul FCSS
LYNN SMID, Director
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 780-645-5311
Address:
5002 51 Avenue
St. Paul, AB T0A 3A0
County Grants & Scholarships
BETTY RICHARD, Executive Assistant
Phone: 780-645-3301 ext. 1221
Address:
5015 49 Avenue
St. Paul, AB T0A 3A4