Join this two day training and leave with more tools in your toolbelt to support those big baffling behaviors. Tools for Educators and Clinicians who work with Children, Youth and families.

Guest speaker Robyn Gobbel

Registration

Poster

Get your free flu shot courtesy of Save on Foods.

Please register 403-320-2222

This 8-week counselling group is for individuals who identify as female and who have left a relationship with imbalance, disempowerment, or abuse.

Exploring healthy relationship skills, like how to set boundaries, communicate assertively, and learn to trust oneself and others will be part of the learning.

This will be held every Tuesday morning from October 6 to November 24, 2026.

Facilitators are Chantelle Kultgen, MACP Registered Provisional Psychologist & Mikail Tate, BHSc Counselling Practicum Student.

Open to anyone identifying as female and aged 18+, no cost to participate.

Intakes are occurring in September 2026, please contact Lethbridge Family Services Counselling Intake at 403-327-5724 or counsellingintake@LFSfamily.ca

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Join this two day training and leave with more tools in your toolbelt to support those big baffling behaviors. Tools for Educators and Clinicians who work with Children, Youth and families.

Guest speaker Robyn Gobbel

Registration

Poster

Get your free flu shot courtesy of Save on Foods.

Please register 403-320-2222

This group is being held by Lethbridge Family Services, this group will support individuals in learning about the relationships between anger, thoughts, and behavior. Participants will have a chance to learn skills to identify and cope with their anger.

No cost to participate.

Open to ages 18+.

Please call by September 21, 2026 to schedule an intake.

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15-minute FREE consultations with Ausyn Anderson.

Call LSCO to book 403-320-2222.

This program continues to provide support, meaningful connection, and practical tools for caregivers navigating their cancer journey. It is a great reminder to caregivers that they are not alone and that a supportive community is here for them .

Please register here

Palliative Care education is for everyone! Join in for a series of short courses delivered by health professionals to help people to learn how to offer meaningful support when someone they know is sick, dying, caregiving, or grieving.

Located in Stage Area.

Please call to register for program 403-320-2222

This is a 4-week supportive facilitated workshop for anyone 55+ who identifies as a caregiver. Topics of discussion include guilt & grief, managing stress, improving communications, navigating the system & planning for the journey ahead.

Please register at 403-320-2222.

The Lethbridge Food Bank will be coming to LSCO with their excess food to better reach the community with fresh food help address food insecurity. Open to everyone of all ages and socioeconomic status!

This is FREE! No income testing.

First Come, First Served. Open as long as supplies last.

Three-day buffalo Medallion Beading Workshop. Participants can create something meaningful while strengthening their connection to culture and identity.

Register for this program at 587-787-4486 to attend.

This 8-week counselling group is for individuals who identify as female and who have left a relationship with imbalance, disempowerment, or abuse.

Exploring healthy relationship skills, like how to set boundaries, communicate assertively, and learn to trust oneself and others will be part of the learning.

This will be held every Tuesday morning from October 6 to November 24, 2026.

Facilitators are Chantelle Kultgen, MACP Registered Provisional Psychologist & Mikail Tate, BHSc Counselling Practicum Student.

Open to anyone identifying as female and aged 18+, no cost to participate.

Intakes are occurring in September 2026, please contact Lethbridge Family Services Counselling Intake at 403-327-5724 or counsellingintake@LFSfamily.ca

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When children engage in cooking they gain a lifelong foundation for healthy eating.  Cooking provides so many great benefits for children. Social skills are developed through sharing and cooperation; early math skills increased by counting, measuring; spatial awareness is increased; and they use all their senses. This is a free program for parents with a child aged 3-6. Recipes made will be taken home, please bring along containers.

Register here

(Lethbridge Seniors & Kids Intergenerational Program) Bringing the ages together benefits children and seniors. The program creates opportunities to learn new skills and methods of doing things; encouraging children to accept people of all ages, capabilities and limitations; developing social and emotional connects for children and seniors; alleviating isolation and depression for seniors; and filling a void for children who do not have grandparents available to them. The program pairs children (12 years and younger) and their caregivers with seniors. Participants will engage in active play, facilitated games, and music/song time.

register here

This program continues to provide support, meaningful connection, and practical tools for caregivers navigating their cancer journey. It is a great reminder to caregivers that they are not alone and that a supportive community is here for them .

Please register here

This is a 4-week supportive facilitated workshop for anyone 55+ who identifies as a caregiver. Topics of discussion include guilt & grief, managing stress, improving communications, navigating the system & planning for the journey ahead.

Please register at 403-320-2222.

Three-day buffalo Medallion Beading Workshop. Participants can create something meaningful while strengthening their connection to culture and identity.

Register for this program at 587-787-4486 to attend.

This 8-week counselling group is for individuals who identify as female and who have left a relationship with imbalance, disempowerment, or abuse.

Exploring healthy relationship skills, like how to set boundaries, communicate assertively, and learn to trust oneself and others will be part of the learning.

This will be held every Tuesday morning from October 6 to November 24, 2026.

Facilitators are Chantelle Kultgen, MACP Registered Provisional Psychologist & Mikail Tate, BHSc Counselling Practicum Student.

Open to anyone identifying as female and aged 18+, no cost to participate.

Intakes are occurring in September 2026, please contact Lethbridge Family Services Counselling Intake at 403-327-5724 or counsellingintake@LFSfamily.ca

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This is mandatory for parents of the children enrolled in Worry Dragons.  Parents and children can meet with the facilitators, learn about the program and the things children will learn about and fill out all necessary paperwork. Children do not necessarily need to attend but it would be a great opportunity for them to meet our facilitators before the program starts on the following Friday.

Worry Dragons is a group for youth (ages 7-12) The youth group will be held at Family Centre and will engage youth to use their creative side to express fears, worries and anxieties and learn new skills to respond to these feelings.

register here

This program continues to provide support, meaningful connection, and practical tools for caregivers navigating their cancer journey. It is a great reminder to caregivers that they are not alone and that a supportive community is here for them .

Please register here

This class provides a safe place for children to connect, engage and belong. They will gain confidence in the kitchen while they learn safe and proper ways to prepare nutritious meals. When children engage in cooking they gain a lifelong foundation for healthy eating; social skills are developed through sharing and cooperation; math skills increased by counting, measuring; spatial awareness is increased; and they use all their senses.  All recipes and food created are taken home and can be portioned for 4 people.

Registration opens October 19 2026.

register here

Worry Dragons is a group for youth (ages 7-12) that will engage youth to use their creative side to express fears, worries and anxieties and learn new skills to respond to these feelings. The parent night will be an opportunity to meet facilitators and fill out necessary paperwork. A summary of concepts youth will learn will be provided and help parents focus on how to support their child’s growth and learning. Youth are free to attend the parent night as well.

Register here

This session will provide an overview of the Lethbridge ICA network/system and referral pathways.

Please follow the link to register: Registration Opens September 15, 2026

Please save the date for Service Fair.

Join service providers from our community for a day of information, learning and feedback on what is happening in the populations served. They will feature resource tables from community organizations and supports, professional development and collaborative opportunities for all staff at organizations from frontline works to team leads to senior leadership, to facilitated conversations on barriers, gaps, trends and opportunities to grow and build upon the incredible work that takes place in Lethbridge. 

Opening Ceremony - 9:00 am 

Service Fair, Presentations & Community Conversations to follow.

Agenda information and details to follow. Registration for attendance and to have your organization represented with a resource tables opens September 10th.

This 8-week counselling group is for individuals who identify as female and who have left a relationship with imbalance, disempowerment, or abuse.

Exploring healthy relationship skills, like how to set boundaries, communicate assertively, and learn to trust oneself and others will be part of the learning.

This will be held every Tuesday morning from October 6 to November 24, 2026.

Facilitators are Chantelle Kultgen, MACP Registered Provisional Psychologist & Mikail Tate, BHSc Counselling Practicum Student.

Open to anyone identifying as female and aged 18+, no cost to participate.

Intakes are occurring in September 2026, please contact Lethbridge Family Services Counselling Intake at 403-327-5724 or counsellingintake@LFSfamily.ca

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When children engage in cooking they gain a lifelong foundation for healthy eating.  Cooking provides so many great benefits for children. Social skills are developed through sharing and cooperation; early math skills increased by counting, measuring; spatial awareness is increased; and they use all their senses. This is a free program for parents with a child aged 3-6. Recipes made will be taken home, please bring along containers.

Registration will open October 26, 2026

Register here

This 8-week counselling group is for individuals who identify as female and who have left a relationship with imbalance, disempowerment, or abuse.

Exploring healthy relationship skills, like how to set boundaries, communicate assertively, and learn to trust oneself and others will be part of the learning.

This will be held every Tuesday morning from October 6 to November 24, 2026.

Facilitators are Chantelle Kultgen, MACP Registered Provisional Psychologist & Mikail Tate, BHSc Counselling Practicum Student.

Open to anyone identifying as female and aged 18+, no cost to participate.

Intakes are occurring in September 2026, please contact Lethbridge Family Services Counselling Intake at 403-327-5724 or counsellingintake@LFSfamily.ca

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To register for this training: Registration Opens September 15, 2026.

YSNs work with youth 12 to 24 through direct and consistent 1-to-1 navigation by:

• Identifying immediate barriers and concerns related to overall health and wellbeing or housing/homelessness

• Connecting youth to short and long term supports for healthy transition to adulthood

• Preventing entry into or further homelessness through enhanced individual and family support

• Providing advocacy for clients in accessing and navigating services to meet goals

• Providing education about available resources (inclusionary criteria, wait times, cost, etc.)

• Collaborating with other youth serving agencies, family and natural supports to provide integrated services for youth

• Providing appropriate referrals that are tailored to youth and case consultation when necessary

The YSNs also collect information on community trends, research & training/information on best practices for how to mitigate trends to build capacity within the community.

This is part of the mandatory training for Tier 2 System Navigators.

Are you feeling overwhelmed as a mom and feel like you don’t have time for self-care? Join us in this free registered series where we will learn and support each other in how we can improve our self-care strategies. A mother’s mental health is critical to the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of herself and her children. Based on the program Mother’s Mental Health.

Registration will open October 19 2026

Register here

This discussion topic provides examples of common forms of disobedience and some reasons why children have difficulty learning to follow instructions. A number of positive parenting strategies are then introduced to help parents develop a personal plan to prevent disobedience, teach their child limits, and also to manage disobedience when necessary. Child care by donation.

Registration will open on October 26, 2026

Register here

This 8-week counselling group is for individuals who identify as female and who have left a relationship with imbalance, disempowerment, or abuse.

Exploring healthy relationship skills, like how to set boundaries, communicate assertively, and learn to trust oneself and others will be part of the learning.

This will be held every Tuesday morning from October 6 to November 24, 2026.

Facilitators are Chantelle Kultgen, MACP Registered Provisional Psychologist & Mikail Tate, BHSc Counselling Practicum Student.

Open to anyone identifying as female and aged 18+, no cost to participate.

Intakes are occurring in September 2026, please contact Lethbridge Family Services Counselling Intake at 403-327-5724 or counsellingintake@LFSfamily.ca

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When children engage in cooking they gain a lifelong foundation for healthy eating.  Cooking provides so many great benefits for children. Social skills are developed through sharing and cooperation; early math skills increased by counting, measuring; spatial awareness is increased; and they use all their senses. This is a free program for parents with a child aged 3-6. Recipes made will be taken home, please bring along containers.

Registration will open November 10, 2026

Register here

(Lethbridge Seniors & Kids Intergenerational Program) Bringing the ages together benefits children and seniors. The program creates opportunities to learn new skills and methods of doing things; encouraging children to accept people of all ages, capabilities and limitations; developing social and emotional connects for children and seniors; alleviating isolation and depression for seniors; and filling a void for children who do not have grandparents available to them. The program pairs children (12 years and younger) and their caregivers with seniors. Participants will engage in active play, facilitated games, and music/song time.

Registration open October 28, 2026

register here

Finding compassionate supports when you have experienced pro-found loss is important. This 4-week personal growth group will invite participants to share their experience and discuss different aspects of the grieving process, including:

• common responses to loss

• cycle of grief

• self-care and coping

No cost to participate

Open to anyone ages 18+

Please call by November 18 to schedule an intake to attend this group.

Intake office, 403-327-5724

During this discussion topic, parents are encouraged to share their experiences of aggressive and destructive behavior from their children and discuss some of the reasons children fight. This topic covers the skills that children need to be able to cooperate and get along with others. Parents learn how to teach skills such as sharing, communicating, and being gentle. They also prepare plans to manage times when fighting and aggression do occur. You are not alone! Child care by donation.

Registration open November 2, 2026

Register here

Finding compassionate supports when you have experienced pro-found loss is important. This 4-week personal growth group will invite participants to share their experience and discuss different aspects of the grieving process, including:

• common responses to loss

• cycle of grief

• self-care and coping

No cost to participate

Open to anyone ages 18+

Please call by November 18 to schedule an intake to attend this group.

Intake office, 403-327-5724

Finding compassionate supports when you have experienced pro-found loss is important. This 4-week personal growth group will invite participants to share their experience and discuss different aspects of the grieving process, including:

• common responses to loss

• cycle of grief

• self-care and coping

No cost to participate

Open to anyone ages 18+

Please call by November 18 to schedule an intake to attend this group.

Intake office, 403-327-5724

This session will provide an overview of the Lethbridge ICA network/system and referral pathways.

Please follow the link to register: Registration Opens October 15, 2026

Finding compassionate supports when you have experienced pro-found loss is important. This 4-week personal growth group will invite participants to share their experience and discuss different aspects of the grieving process, including:

• common responses to loss

• cycle of grief

• self-care and coping

No cost to participate

Open to anyone ages 18+

Please call by November 18 to schedule an intake to attend this group.

Intake office, 403-327-5724