2018 annual report - lloydminster · tobacco-free lifestyle. in 2018, $26,450 was collected from...

SOCIAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

2018 ANNUAL REPORT

MESSAGE FROM SOCIAL PROGRAM AND SERVICESWe are very proud to present the 2018 Social

Programs and Services Annual Report. This

report has two specific purposes. The first is to

celebrate the exciting programs and services that

make Lloydminster a great place to live. Second,

to provide transparency and accountability to

our residents on the allocation of community

resources and to provide information on how the

City is addressing different community issues

with our partners. We hope you find this report

informative and look forward to hearing any

questions or comments you may have.

Regards,

Patrick LancasterManager of Social Programs and Services

City of Lloydminster

WHO WE ARE

SOCIAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES DEPARTMENT

PATRICK LANCASTERMANAGERSOCIAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

MARIE-PIERRE CÔTÉCOORDINATORCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

The Family and Community Support Services

(FCSS) Advisory Committee is eight community

volunteers appointed by Council. The Committee

reviews and assesses the FCSS and Saskatchewan

Lotteries grant applications and makes

recommendations for funding allocations. The

Committee supports FCSS initiatives through

volunteering at the different events and workshops

throughout the year.

AARON BUCKINGHAMDABIR NAQVIDAWN MCKENZIE-WEINHANDLEMMY KUYPERSKENT WEIRMATTHEW ZELENKAMURIEL RALSTONSHAUNDA SMITH

The City of Lloydminster Social Programs

and Services department works with local

organizations to help connect people to

resources, build meaningful partnerships,

and provide programs and grants that build

resiliency and community capacity.

Social Programs and Services | 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 3

2018 FCSS ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS

DEPARTMENT PROGRAMS AND FUNCTIONS


Lloyd Supports: A Community Services Directory

Information and referral PAGE 9

Internal research and support for other City departments

FCSS Newsletter

Community Needs Assessments PAGE 6 - 7

Tracking Community Issues

Interagency partnerships and information sharing

Family Violence Prevention Month

Neighbourhood Block Party Program PAGE 11

Youth Graffiti Clean UpPAGE 10

Seniors Taxi ProgramPAGE 9

Recreation Access Program

Grant Writing/Project Planning

Mental Wellness

Volunteer/Board Development

National Volunteer WeekPAGE 9

National Seniors Day

Multicultural Showcase (on Canada Day)PAGE 9

Family and Community Support Services PAGE 12

Saskatchewan Lotteries Community PAGE 12

Lloydminster Tobacco Reduction PAGE 13

Saskatchewan Transit Assistance for Persons with Disabilities PAGE 13

COMMUNITY RESOURCES

ENGAGEMENT & AWARENESS

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

WORKSHOPS EVENTS GRANTS

Look for additional information in where you see: PAGE #

WHAT WE DO

Citizenship CeremonyPAGE 9

Improve mental health and addictions services

Improve feelings of a sense of community and decrease isolation

Improve affordable and accessible recreation

Improve feelings of safety and support in our community

SOCIAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT UPDATE In 2017, the Social Programs and Services department, in partnership

with the Lloydminster Regional Health Foundation, conducted a

community social needs assessment. After a tremendous amount of

input from the community, four areas of focus were identified:

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The results from the survey were used to inform the long-term planning for the Social Programs and Services Department. Some examples of the direct results from the report include:

1 2 3 4The implementation of the

Recreation Access Program

which allows eligible

Lloydminster residents to

access City of Lloydminster

Recreation and Culture

facilities at a reduced cost.

Revisions to the

Saskatchewan Lotteries

Community Grant Policy

that support the inclusion

of underrepresented

populations in programs.

Participation in the

Lloydminster Regional Health

Foundations’ Project Sunrise

Prevention and Promotion

committees.

Promotion of the

Neighbourhood Block Party

program and Disconnect to

Connect campaign to help

build community connection.

In 2018, the Community Social Needs Assessment won the FCSS Association Award of Excellence in recognition of its collaborative and comprehensive design and implementation.

Residents are connected to services and

supports in the community through directories,

newsletters, poster, brochure distribution and

one-on-one conversations.

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Information and referral inquiries 2015 - 2018

20182015 2016 2017

15683 90 124

MOST FREQUENT INQUIRIES WERE:

1. GENERAL COMMUNITY SERVICES

2. SENIORS

3. POVERTY

4. TRANSPORTATION

5. HOUSING

168 volunteers recognized

Estimated 1,500 in attendance, 150 volunteers

19,244 trips

129 new Canadians

National Volunteer Week Appreciation Breakfast

Multicultural Showcase (on Canada Day)

Seniors Taxi Program

Citizenship Ceremony

2018 IN REVIEWINFORMATION & REFERRAL

211 attendees

43 properties72 volunteers216 volunteer hours

Renowned brain health and wellness specialist Gary Anaka presented on how the brain works and shared strategies to grow and maintain a healthy mind.

Working in partnership with the Lloydminster Community Youth Centre, youth volunteers cleaned up graffiti on resident’s fences. This program encourages youth to volunteer and to contribute positively to their community.


82 Screenagers viewers470 boxes distributed

184 participants

21 Block Parties 2,804 Block Party participants

The Social Programs and Services department worked with community partners to raise awareness on screen time and how it affects our connections to each other. This was implemented through a public viewing of the documentary Screenagers, and the development of the Disconnect to Connect Boxes which were distributed throughout the community.

The Social Programs and Services department hosted several workshops including Karen Mercier’s Fund Development for Non-Profits, Morris Green’s Building Resilience in Youth, the Saskatchewan Schizophrenia Society on Mental Health, and Bill Harder’s Compassion Fatigue Workshop. These events help to enhance the knowledge and skills of non-profits and raise awareness of social issues in our community.

In 2018, the City of Lloydminster launched a new marketing strategy to promote the Neighbourhood Block Party Program. As a result, the number of Block Party bookings tripled from the previous year. Block parties are a great way to enhance your community connections and a sense of belonging.

FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES

SASKATCHEWAN LOTTERIES COMMUNITY GRANT PROGRAM

A large portion of the Social Programs

and Services Department’s funding

comes from the Family and Community

Support Services (FCSS). As part of an

agreement with the Province of Alberta,

the City of Lloydminster receives

$465,585, which it matches with a

minimum contribution of $116,396 for a

total of $581,981 spent on preventative

social programs and services. This 80/20

partnership is calculated based on the

Alberta population of Lloydminster, but

FCSS programs operate freely on both

sides of the border. Of this, $419,000

goes back into the community in the

form of grants.

The Saskatchewan Lotteries Community

Grant Program is a partnership among

Sask. Sport Inc., Sask. Culture Inc., and

the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation

Association Inc. The grant program

assists in the development of sport,

culture and recreation programs by

providing funds to non-profit community

organizations operated by volunteers.

The City of Lloydminster receives

funds which are then distributed to

local non-profit volunteer community

groups to provide programs. Total grant

funding for 2018/2019 was $67,222.

Funds received are calculated based on

Lloydminster’s Saskatchewan population,

but go towards programs that operate

on either side of the border.

See our BY THE NUMBERS for additional information PAGE 14

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LLOYDMINSTER TOBACCO REDUCTION GRANT

SASKATCHEWAN TRANSIT ASSISTANCE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

The Lloydminster Tobacco Reduction

Grant was developed to support

initiatives that raise awareness of the

health risks associated with tobacco

and/or support the adoption of a

tobacco-free lifestyle. In 2018, $26,450

was collected from Tobacco Retailer

and Flavoured Tobacco Retailer

fees under the Business Licence

Bylaw (Bylaw 11-2018). The funds are

distributed through the Lloydminster

Tobacco Reduction Grant (Policy

15-2017) to community organizations.

The Government of Saskatchewan

provides financial support to

municipalities who offer paratransit

services for persons with disabilities.

The City of Lloydminster applies for

these funds and provides them

to local paratransit operators,

i.e. Border City Connects.


T H A N K S

FOR KEEPING OUR PARKS SMOKE & VAPE FREE!

PER BYLAW NO.01-2018 THE SMOKING BYLAW

AGENCY PROGRAM OUTCOMES FUNDING ENGAGEMENT/ATTENDEES

City of Lloydminster Youth Graffiti Clean Up Project

Youth volunteers cleaned up graffiti on 43 residential properties. Four sessions were held where youth were provided the tools to clean and paint over vandalism.81% of respondents felt that they have made their community a better place.

$2,291.67 72

City of Lloydminster Neighbourhood Block Party Program

FCSS Lloydminster provides free games and resources to assist residents host block parties. In 2018, 21 events were hosted. 100% of respondents felt more connected with others in their neighbourhood.

$2,416.51 2,804

City of Lloydminster Fund Development Workshop

Full day workshop with Karen Mercier, Certified Fundraising Executive, on the ins and outs of fundraising for non-profit organizations 100% of respondents felt more knowledgeable about fundraising as a result of the workshop.

$3,270.87* 15

City of Lloydminster Mental Health Awareness Presentations

As part of Mental Health Awareness week, presentations by the Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan and local mental health supporters. 78% of respondents have an increased awareness about mental illness and 70% indicated they learned about local supports for mental health.

$1,683.42 78

City of Lloydminster Screenagers Documentary Showing

Screening of the award winning documentary Screenagers which explores the impact of video games, phones, and social media on youth. 98% of respondents felt they had a better understanding of the impact of screen time on youth.

$1,192.50 82

City of Lloydminster Understanding the Senior Brain Workshop

As part of National Seniors Day, Gary Anaka, also known as the “Brain Coach”, spoke on the science behind the senior’s brain and offered advice on care and development of this important organ later in life. 99% of respondents felt better prepared to improve their lives.

$4,797.53 119

City of Lloydminster Understanding the Child and Teenage Brain Workshop

A presentation by Brain Coach Gary Anaka, participants learned the science behind child and youth brain development and how parents and caregivers can provide children with the best outcomes as they grow up. 97% of respondents felt better about their ability to care for children.

$4,315.38 92

FAMILY & COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES FUNDED PROGRAMS

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City of Lloydminster Seniors Taxi Program Transportation support for seniors (65+) that allows them to use one-way taxi vouchers for local travel at $5.00 a trip. The Seniors Taxi Program plays an important role in supporting the autonomy and social well-being of seniors in our community.

$68,888.91* 19,244 trips/approximately 20,091 vouchers sold

City of Lloydminster Multicultural Showcase Partnership program with Catholic Social Services Gateway for Newcomers to host a multicultural showcase on Canada Day featuring 22 different cultures in our community through song, dance, food and art.99% of respondents learned about one or more cultures at the event.

$2,473.85* 1,500

City of Lloydminster Citizenship Ceremony In collaboration with Catholic Social Services a citizenship ceremony hosted in Lloydminster. Lloydminster and surrounding area residents within Alberta and Saskatchewan were provided an opportunity to be granted citizenship within their home community. The event is unique in that participants were able to write their testing and participate in the ceremony in the same day. .

$393.61 129 new Canadians

CITY OF LLOYDMINSTER FUNDED



City of Lloydminster Disconnect to Reconnect Boxes

A program that provides a small cardboard “box” to families and challenges them to develop a routine where they disconnect from their electronic devices for a period of time to encourage family connection and reduce screen time. 94% of respondents developed a greater understanding of the value of disconnecting from devices. This program has been adopted in 9 other municipalities across Alberta following its launch in Lloydminster.

$2,450.80 470

City of Lloydminster National Volunteer Week Apreciation Breakfast

Appreciation event to regognize the contribution that volunteers make in our community and to their organizations. 94% of respondents felt recognized for their volunteer contributions.

$2,573.59* 168

City of Lloydminster Compassion Fatigue Workshop

Bill Harder, Certified Compassion Fatigue Educator, presented a workshop for local caregivers to help enhance their tools to deal with fatigue.100% of respondents learned new strategies for managing stress.

$2,798.79* 42

City of Lloydminster Information and Referral Connecting residents with community supports and resources. Development of Community Directory and publication of a monthly newsletter.25.8% increase in the number of resident inquiries for community services compared to previous year.

$2,194.09 156

City of Lloydminster Building Resilience in Youth Workshop

Hosted in partnership with the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute, recognized educator Morris Green presented a two-day workshop on working with youth in the community.100% of respondents felt better prepared to work with youth in the community.

$1,020.54* 39

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lloydminster

In School Mentoring Mentoring program that matches a trained and screened adult or older student (mentor) with a child (mentee). The mentor and mentee spend time together outside the classroom doing activities of interest to both, such as board games, playing in the gym, or reading together. 100% of respondents indicated they had built a positive relationship with their mentor.

$40,000.00 21 participants per week


Summer Adventure Children 6-12 are mentees and ages 13-18 are junior mentors. Programming includes participating in physical activities, learning new sports, building relationship skills, communications skills, and help with math and reading.85% of respondents indicated that they felt they developed positive relationships within the community.

$10,000.00 24 for 7 weeks

Catholic Social Services Seniors Connections Program coordinator consults with seniors and community, to learn senior’s specific concerns and needs and develop presentations in response ranging from healthy living, identity theft, volunteerism, elder abuse, fall prevention, pre-planning a funeral, and living wills/personal directives. The coordinator also visits immobile/isolated seniors to provide assessment of needs, companionship, and opportunity to connect with community resources.100% of respondents felt more independent.

$40,000.00 865

Libbie Young Centre Inc. Community Education Program

Program provides education opportunities to the community with a focus on defining mental illness, explaining symptoms, providing facts, decreasing stigma, and referral resources.85% of respondents increased their awareness that mental illness is an issue in the community.

$1,500.00 312

Lloydminster and Area Drug Strategy

Lloydminster Youth Council Program provides coordinators that act as mentors and supports for Youth Council members as they develop and deploy different youth driven initiatives in the community. 100% of respondents felt that as a result of this project adults in their community value youth.

$7,500.00 14


Simple Connections, Stronger Families

Provides strategies and information on how to help families develop positively through a toolkit that includes games, activities, information and resources.12 Community Agencies participated in Simple Connections, Stronger Families training and received toolkits to use with the families they serve. More than 60 individuals in Lloydminster have received training and requests for more training has been received and will be delivered in 2019.

$7,500.00 60

*Reflects net cost of program


Simple Connection, Stronger Kids

Development of a video campaign to raise awareness of resources and play opportunities in the community for parents.Project has been delayed to launch in 2019.

$3,000.00 N/A

Inclusion Lloydminster Inclusion Community Initiative

The Inclusive Community Initiative works to realize the inclusion of children, youth and adults with developmental disabilities in everyday life of the community through information sessions and focused planning sessions within organizations, family groups or sectors.100% of respondents felt they had more people they can count on for support.

$4,100.00 43

Lloydminster Interval Home Society

Lloydminster Community Youth Centre (LCYC) Outreach Program

The LCYC Outreach Program provides mentorship and support to youth ages 12 to 18 who participate in LCYC's recreational programming, or who contact LCYC through schools, or community. The Outreach Program offers information, referrals, in-school visits, public presentations to youth and parent groups.91% of respondents indicated an improvement in self esteem.

$50,000.00 6,368 visits


Family Violence Prevention Program

The Family Violence Prevention Program promotes awareness and knowledge of family violence by highlighting local programs and services, helping individuals develop personal wellness, and promoting the development of healthy relationships through education sessions, community awareness events, and outreach.98% of respondents felt better prepared to resist abuse in personal relationships.

$25,000.00 1,443


Leading Change Lloydminster

The Leading Change program seeks to engage men and boys in the prevention of domestic violence through activities that include hosting a men's networking event and conducting community conversations regarding violence.96% of respondents increased their understanding of gender-based violence/domestic violence in the community.

$11,100.00 79

Lloydminster Native Friendship Centre

Engaging Our People Engaging Our People provides daily cultural based one-to-one and group counseling, healing/wellness support, Indigenous Cultural Mentorship, Life Skills Training, information and referral, and Cree Language translation to address language barriers.81% of respondents felt that the program helped them to take action towards improving their lives.

$43,000.00 736

Lloydminster Sexual Assault and Information Centre

Sexual Abuse and Assault Education Program

Program delivers public education presentations on topics ranging from "Okay vs Not Okay Touches”, healthy relationships, bullying, sexual harassment, sexual exploitation and self esteem. Each presentation is designed to offer information on requested topics such as consent related issues, impacts of sexual violence and abuse, coping and prevention strategies.95% of respondents learned what a healthy relationship looks like.

$50,000.00 609


Compassion and Connection Series

Workshops focusing on compassion for oneself and others delivered in partnership with Midwest Family Connections and the Lloydminster Learning Council Association.78% of respondents felt more connected to their community as a result of the workshop.

$3,000.00 34

Midwest Family Connections

First Steps Support to increase parental knowledge of developmental milestones and positive parenting. Coaching, home visits and lesson plans. 95% of respondents had a better understanding of the developmental needs of their children.

$50,000.00 68


Maternal Mental Health Initiative

Funding was utilized to rebrand the Mothers First resource package, develop promo cards, host a public viewing of "When the Bough Breaks" documentary, coordinate Mother Mental Health Toolkit training, and host focus groups with public health nurses and physicians.95% of respondents increased their understanding of maternal mental health and postpartum depression.

$5,590.00 93

Midwest Family Connections on behalf of Lloydminster and Area Early Years Coalition

National Child Day Celebration

An event highlighting the importance of child-lead play that provided parents and caregivers with an opportunity to participate with their children.92% of respondents became more aware of the importance of play in early child development.

$3,300.00 297


Maternal Mental Health (Special Project)

Discover the Family Side of Lloydminster "Story Teller Video" Developed a video highlighting resources and opportunities for parents with young children.

$2,400.00 N/A

The Olive Tree Outreach Worker Provides case management to Olive Tree guests by establishing close and trusting relationships, networking in the community, and providing assistance with resumes, job applications, and general problem solving.100% of respondents felt more confident in their ability to overcome life’s challenges.

$45,000.00 375

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Walking Through Grief Society

Walking Through Grief Support

The program provides, group or one-on-one, support with trained facilitators to educate on the grief process and skills to be more resilient to crisis in the future.100% of respondents learned healthy ways to cope with their grief.

$9,000.00 123

Lloydminster Catholic School Division

The Boys to Men Conference & Mentorship

Provides the opportunity to boys in grades 9 and 10 to hear messages from men in the community about resiliency, overcoming adversity, and the importance of healthy choices.74% of respondents indicated that they now know more adults that they could go to for help.

$5,000.00 149

Catholic Social Services Taste of Cultures International Cuisine

Community kitchen for newcomers to share cultural recipes and build connections.83% of respondents indicated that as a result of the program they felt more comfortable being with people of other cultures, races or ethnic groups.

$1,500.00 168

The Lloydminster Salvation Army

Red Cap Anger Management

An anger management program geared to children 8 to 12 years old. Participants learn ways to effectively deal with anger, reducing instances of self-harm, violence, and vandalism.100% of respondents indicated improvement at handling anger.

$2,500.00 4 participants over multiple weeks




Summer Adventure 2018 Program

Children 6-12 are mentees and ages 13-18 are junior mentors. Programming includes participating in physical activities, learning new sports, building relationship skills, communications skills, and help with math and reading.Improvement in attitude and listening skills of children attending. Children learned valuable skills including gardening and cooperation.

$4,065.47 24 participants for 7 sessions

Lloydminster Catholic School Division

Youth Sports Explorers and Free Adult Gym/Family Nights

Provides family and adult gym nights at no cost for students, families in and out of school facilities to promote physical activity amongst families and community. Program was able to offer a wide array of activities due to funding support.

$7,500.00 2,064 visits

Inclusion Lloydminster Recreation Liaison Builds the capacity of community sport, recreation, and culture programs to include child, youth and adults with developmental disabilities and facilitates the connection of families to these programs.Participants experienced decreased social isolation and increased relationships.

$6,031.94 115


Police Academy The Lloydminster RCMP Youth Academy was a weeklong program that allowed students from Lloydminster and the surrounding area to experience RCMP training. Students learned police defensive tactics, physical fitness, law and information from many other RCMP sections and community resources.The biggest successes were the relationships that were formed between the participants. They form a bond unlike any other experience and to this day still spend time together.

$9,861.79 21


LCYC Recreation and Support Program

Provides drop-in recreational activities and emotional and practical supports such as positive mentorship, information, referrals and links to community to vulnerable youth in Lloydminster.Program was able to offer a wide array of activities due to funding support.

$10,000.00 6,368 visits

Lloydminster Air Cadets 186 Air Cadets Provide youth with opportunities to learn good citizenship and leadership. Promote physical fitness. To instill an interest in the air element of the Canadian Armed Forces.Youth benefitted from learning new skills and having new opportunities. Participation grew from 50 to 80 youth.

$6,992.90 80

Libbie Young Centre Inc. Summer Recreation Program

Recreational, cultural, and sport activities for persons living with mental illness.Clients experienced increased community integration, new relationships, and more physical activity.

$3,588.61 30

Lloydminster Housing Authority

Senior Pro Health Fitness Classes

Low impact fitness classes for low-income seniors developed in partnership with Saskatchewan Health Authority.Participants attended weekly sessions on a regular basis to achieve their personal fitness goals.

$6,129.55 20

Lloydminster Regional Archives

Saving and Sharing the Midwest's Televised History

Project to preserve local broadcasts in a searchable database.Funding supported the inclusion of locally produced televised news, sports, and public affairs programs from 2003-2005 to be added to the Lloydminster Regional Archives (LRA) database and website.

$5,867.00 N/A


Lloydminster Youth Council Funding supports activities organized by the Lloydminster Youth Council including Water Wonderland, Lazer Tag/Movie Night, and Avery School Physical Activity Partnership.Several low cost/no cost events were hosted for Lloydminster youth. Avery School and Lloydminster Community Youth Centre (LCYC) Physical Activity Partnership sees 75 kids weekly.

$5,000.00 207

Lloydminster & Area Brain Injury Society (LABIS)

Brain Fit Recreational, cultural, and sport activities for persons living with brain injuries.Participants are able to enjoy and participate in recreation within their community which otherwise would not be feasible for them.

$2,584.74 20

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SASKATCEWAN LOTTERIES COMMUNITY GRANT FUND



Behind the Smoke: Lighting Up Coping Skills

The presentations focus on exploring smoking as a coping mechanism for stress and providing alternate strategies. “The students at our school found this presentation informative but also humorous. The videos were a great tool to show the kids, and many walked away excited to try the new coping skills you taught them.” – Teacher

$6,450.00 331


Luving My Lungs A media campaign that was demographic-lead by feedback/information collected from adult clients/youth. The campaign targeted the areas that clients wanted to receive information (tv, social media). The project involved youth from Lloydminster Community Youth Centre (LCYC) and Lloydminster Public School Devision (LPSD) Junior High and Senior High School students. Spots played on Prime Time Local News with a potential reach of 120,000 views. YouTube spots on the Lloydminster Interval Home (LIH) channel had 547 views at time of the report.

$11,000.00 16


A Sign of Change New non-smoking signs for parks, playgrounds, greenspaces, trails, etc. in Lloydminster. The updated signs have the new bylaw number listed on the sign. 219 signs were placed in public parks and green spaces, at Lakeland College, Lloydminster Public School Division facilities, and Lloydminster Catholic School Division facilities.

$9,000.00 N/A


Border City Connects Transit Assistance For Persons with Disabilities Grant 2018-2019

The Government of Saskatchewan’s role under the Transit Assistance for People with Disabilities (TAPD) program is to provide financial support to municipalities who offer paratransit services for persons with disabilities. The City of Lloydminster applies for TAPD funding then transfers it to Border City Connects to support the transportation of residents with disabilities.

$20,379.00 15,748 trips


LLOYDMINSTER TOBACCO REDUCTION GRANT

TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES PROGRAM

City Hall, 4420 50 Avenue, Lloydminster, AB, T9V 0W2

P 780-875-6184

lloydminster.ca/fcss

2018 PARTNERSHIPSLloydminster & Area Early Years Coalition (LAEYC)Lloydminster and Area Drug Strategy (LADS)Lloydminster Local Immigration Partnership (LLIP)Multicultural Showcase (on Canada Day)Family Violence Prevention MonthBorder City ConnectsLloydminster Elder Abuse Prevention (LEAP) CommitteeProject Sunrise (Mental Health Prevention & Promotion Committees)FCSS East Central Directors NetworkInter-City Forum on Social Policy (Alberta)The Network (Local non-profit interagency)Lakeland College Regional Mental Health Committee

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