St. Paul Alberta County: Supporting our Communities
Everyone is welcome in the County of St Paul. We’re dedicated to making all of our residents happy, healthy and included.

We provide a wide range of community events and programs that connect individuals throughout our diverse communities.
Community Support Programs
Our communities and the people living in them are at the heart of everything we do at the County of St. Paul.
The following programs are available to support you and your family.

Welcome to the County Program
Moving to the County of St. Paul or Town of Elk Point? You'll get a welcome coupon delivered to your new home. Simply bring it to your local office and you'll receive a Welcome Package that includes helpful resources, contact numbers, activities brochure, community directory, a free library membership, a tote bag and so much more.

Activities for Seniors
Seniors contribute their time to many causes in the community and FCSS extends appreciation to our seniors in a variety of ways. An annual Christmas celebration is held at a different location each year. We show our appreciation to seniors during Seniors Week with special luncheons held throughout the County. FCSS is there to assist seniors with their applications for Alberta Seniors Benefits.

Summer Camp for Kids
Hosted at the Mallaig Unity Centre, summer camps are free for kids aged 7-11. There are plenty of outdoor activities, crafting, daily field trips and fun team building. This camp is perfect for kids looking to make new friendships, create memories, and add some fun and excitement to their summer.
Resources
The County of St. Paul & Elk Point Family and Community Support Services run two programs open to the public: Meals on Wheels and Community Counselling.

Meals on Wheels
Get tasty and nutritious meals delivered to your door. All food is prepared at Sunnyside Manor, following Canada Food Guide and Provincial Guidelines. Meals are low fat and low sodium and each meal costs $6.00.

The Community Counselling Program
Run by registered psychologists, this counselling service is open to anyone living in the area. Suitable for individuals, couples or families, sessions can cover dealing with medical issues, isolation, abuse, divorce or general day-to-day problems.
Contact
If you have an FCSS related question we invite you to contact the County of St. Paul using the contact information found on this page.
Contact Information
JANICE FODCHUK, Director
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
780-645-1950
Address:
5015 - 49 Avenue
St. Paul, AB T0A 3A4
Regular Hours:
8:30am - 4:30pm
Closed for lunch from 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Closed all Statutory Holidays