Fall 2020 Registration Starts Wednesday, September 2 nd , 2020 at 5:30 am unless otherwise stated. Online registration is available at:
clickit.beaumont.ab.ca
City Facilities
LEGEND OF IMPORTANT ADDRESSES:
BCHS BEAUMONT COMPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL 5417 - 43 AVENUE
BMS BEAU MEADOW SCHOOL 4322 - 44 STREET
BSRC BEAUMONT SPORT & RECREATION CENTRE 5001 RUE EAGLEMONT
CBYC CHANTAL BERUBE YOUTH CENTRE 5202 50 STREET
CCBCC BEAUMONT COMMUNITY CENTRE 5204 - 50 AVENUE BR (BREAKOUT ROOM)
CLS COLONIALE SCHOOL 37 COLONIALE WAY MPR (MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM)
CVS CHAMP S VALLEE SCHOOL 6002 - 30 AVENUE
DMS DANSEREAU MEADOWS SCHOOL 5907 RUE EAGLEMONT
FCSS FAMILY & COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES 5817 RUE EAGLEMONT
MPR (MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM)
KNRRC KEN NICHOL REGIONAL RECREATION CENTRE 5303 - 50 STREET BR (BANQUET ROOM) LIB
PLAN AHEAD FOR REGISTRATION DAY!
Please have your online account updated at least 3 business days before registration day.
Specific Program Information Available:
Registration Options:
• Once on Click-it select the ‘register’ button in the top right corner. Complete all of the required information and click ‘send’.
LOOKING TO CREATE A FAMILY ACCOUNT? PLEASE CALL GUEST SERVICES.
• If you’re looking to add family members to your account, give Guest Services a call - we’d be happy to help!
ALREADY HAVE A CLICK IT ACCOUNT, BUT FORGOT YOUR PASSWORD?
• On the click-it homepage, select the ‘logon’ button in the top right corner. Then click on the ‘click here’ button. Enter your email address and press ‘send’!
IN PERSON
Beaumont Community Centre – 5204 – 50 Avenue, Beaumont
PAYMENT OPTIONS: Cash, Debit, MC/Visa or Cheque (made payable to the City of Beaumont) BY
Registrations fees
Will not, at any time be accepted by instructors.
N.S.F. cheques
Are subject to a $30 administration fee and immediate removal from class list. Re-enrollment must be paid by cash, debit, certified cheque or credit card.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
WHERE DO I CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION?
For more information on fitness, community programs, drop in sports, childminding and aquatics please call 780.929.7946. For more information on FCSS programs please call 780.929.1006.
For more information on Library programs and events please call 780.929.2665.
AM I REGISTERED?
Please proceed to the first class. You will NOT be contacted before the first class unless the program is cancelled, postponed or there is a change to the program.
WAITING LIST
Waiting lists are taken for all programs. If demand is sufficient and appropriate time, space, and instructors are available, classes will be added. You will only be contacted if space becomes available or if any additional course is offered. If the child is under the required age at the time of registration and will be of age within the duration of the course, they are advised to contact the Community Programmer a week prior to the course start date for availability and registration if space is available. The Community Programmer will consult with instructors regarding enrollment of underage participants.
COVID-19
PLEASE NOTE: If withdrawing more than 7 days before the course start date, the refund will be issued less the current admin fee ($10)
The health, safety and well-being of our residents, staff and visitors is our city’s priority. We have implemented a number of health and safety measures in order to respond to COVID-19 based on Government of Alberta standards.
We continue to ask the community and our employees to practise healthy hygiene habits and physical distancing (maintaining an appropriate distance from others) to prevent the spread of germs, including:
• Wash your hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds
• Stay home if you are sick
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands
• Do not share water bottles or similar containers
• Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash
• Routinely clean frequently touched surfaces and objects
Physical distancing is a term that refers to a conscious effort to reduce close contact between people and hopefully reduce community transmission of the virus. Practise physical distancing in all public situations as this plays an important role in minimizing the spread of the virus. This means staying at least two metres (six feet) away from other people.
New information about COVID-19 is being shared on a regular basis on the Government of Alberta website.
The City of Beaumont may cancel programs at any point within the season in order to appropriately respond to the Government of Alberta and AHS’s health regulations. For programs cancelled, a 100% pro-rated refund will be issued. If you wish to withdraw from a program at any point, our program withdrawal policy will apply.
CITY OF BEAUMONT RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS
PROGRAM WITHDRAWAL POLICY
No refund if less than 7 days before the course start date and time. Refundable if 7 days before the course start date and time, minus the administration fee. Transferable within the same session, pending availability (no fee). Medical withdrawal is allowed with proof of medical note, prorated for remaining classes at the time of notification. Administration Fee: $10.
MEDICAL WITHDRAWAL
Refund requests due to medical reasons must be accompanied by a Doctor’s Certificate. The amount of the refund will be prorated for the remaining classes based on the date indicated in the medical slip.
CITY CANCELLED PROGRAMS
Programs with insufficient enrollment may be cancelled one week prior to the start date and that the City of Beaumont reserves the right to cancel or change a program as necessary. A 100% refund will be issued or a pro-rated refund.
RECREATION SUBSIDY AND CREDIT INFORMATION
RECREATION INCLUSION PROGRAM
(City of Beaumont Municipality)
The Recreation Inclusion Program is for families and individuals with limited income, wishing to participate in City of Beaumont recreation programs. Applications are available at city facilities, at the FCSS, and online at Beaumont.ab.ca/297.
For more detailed information please contact community.programs@beaumont.ab.ca
Canadian Tire Jumpstart is a national charitable program launched by the family of Canadian Tire companies in 2005. The program helps financially disadvantaged kids (ages 4-18) participate in organized sport and recreation by covering registration, equipment and/or transportation costs. For more information visit Beaumont.ab.ca/297 and click on Canadian Tire Jumpstart. Individual Jumpstart Child Submissions must be completed online, please refer to www.canadiantire.ca/jumpstart, under the “Apply” tab to fill out your submission form.
COMMUNITY GRANT FUNDING PROGRAM
The City of Beaumont Council has adopted a new Community Grant Program Policy No. C15.1. Community Grant Program funding opportunities are available to community organizations to fund operating and one-time initiatives, to fund one-time projects that enhance community safety, to fund events that are primarily designated and delivered to the general population that attract visitors, significantly contribute to the local economy, promote volunteerism and value added to Beaumont.
Who can apply:
• Community not-for-profit groups registered under the Societies Act, Libraries Act or Agriculture Societies Act
• School boards, regional health authorities, social service sectors, regional children’s authorities or their identified affiliates
• Community First Nation and Métis organizations and associations
• Informal and non-registered groups working through a registered not-for-profit group
Basics:
• $1000 minimum funding request
• Funding is available for capital projects, programs and operating (core) costs
For further information or application forms please visit Beaumont.ab.ca/299
Upcoming Community Grant Funding deadlines are October 1, 2020 and April 1, 2021
CITY OF BEAUMONT PROGRAM POLICY
Booking Policy: First day of registration up until 7 days before course starts.
Cancellation Policy: No refund if less than 7 days before course start date and time.
Refundable if 7 days before course start date and time, minus the administration fee.
Transferable within the same session, pending availability (no fee).
Medical withdrawal is allowed with proof of medical note, prorated for remaining classes at the time of notification.
Administration Fee: $10.00
Note: Personal Training Sessions, Private, and Semi-Private Lessons follow our booking policy below.
BOOKINGS AND RENTALS
Booking Policy: Last minute bookings are allowed, pending availability.
Cancellation / Modification Policy: No refund for cancellation if less than 14 days before booking start date and time. No modifications less than 14 days before booking start date and time. Full refund if 14 days before booking start date and time.
MEMBERSHIPS
Booking Policy: Pre-purchase is 30 days maximum.
Cancellation Policy for Paid in Advance: Not transferable. Not refundable. *Exceptions made with proof of medical note or change of address.
Cancellation Policy for Recurring: Not transferable. Refundable once minimum term is met.
DROP-IN FITNESS CLASSES
Booking Policy: Members may reserve their spot in a class 48 hours before the start time, up until 2 hours before the start of the class. The remaining drop-in fitness classes can be booked on arrival within 2 hours of the start time of the class.
Cancellation Policy: Cancellation of bookings must be made at least 2 hours prior to the class. If a member does not show up for three bookings within one year, they will be unable to continue to use the pre-booking service.
Fall Hours of Operation rs of Operation
MON – FRI 5:30 AM – 10:00 PM
6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
September 7, 2020 – Labour Day 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
October 12, 2020 – Thanksgiving 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
November 11, 2020 – Remembrance Day 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
December 24, 2020 – Christmas Eve 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
December 25, 2020 – Christmas Day CLOSED
December 26, 2020 – Boxing Day 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
December 31, 2020 – New Year’s Eve 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
January 1, 2021 – New Year’s Day CLOSED
*Please note prices are subject to change without notice.
For membership and booking costs please go to www.beaumont.ab.ca/272
2020 Seasonal Waste and Environmental Events
OCTOBER 12-16 | ZONE A
Brown Bag Yard Waste Curbside Collection
(On regular collection day)
OCTOBER 19-23 | ZONE B
Brown Bag Yard Waste Curbside Collection
(On regular collection day)
NOVEMBER 3
Organics Collection changes back to every two weeks.
FREE SKATING
FREE SKATING
COMMUNITY SPOSORED PUBLIC SKATING
KNRRC ARENA 2 - [Upstairs arena]
SUNDAYS
September 20 – December 20
(No skating October 25 and December 27)
12:45-2:00 p.m.
MADE POSSIBLE BY THESE GRACIOUS SPONSORS:
THANK YOU!
Beaumont Boston Pizza
Beaumont Physiotherapy
BDG Dental Group
Heary & Co Chartered Professional Accountants
Montrose Dental Care
Panago Pizza
Vision Gallery
Would your business or organization like to become a Sponsor of the Free Sunday Public Skating Program for the 2021/2022 season?
Please check website for information or call Community Programmers at 780-929-2099.
FREE SKATING PUBLIC SKATING SPONSORED BY THE CITY OF BEAUMONT KNRRC ARENA 2 - [Upstairs arena]
MONDAYS City sponsored skating times: September 14 – December 21
6:00 - 7:15 p.m.
FRIDAYS City sponsored skating times: September 18 – December 18 (No skating December 25)
6:30-7:30 p.m.
Hockey helmets are mandatory for participants during all shinny hockey sessions and strongly recommended for all other ice activities. SUN.
COMMUNITY SPONSORED PUBLIC SKATING 12:45 to 2:00 p.m. • SEP 20 - DEC 20 (No skating OCT 25, DEC 27)
ARENA 2
MON.
TUE.
CITY SPONSORED PUBLIC SKATING 6:00 to 7:15 p.m. • Sept 14 – Dec 21
ARENA 2
ADULT SHINNY HOCKEY 12:00 to 1:00pm p.m. • Sept 15 – Dec 22
ARENA 2
THU. PUBLIC SKATING 12:00 to 1:00pm p.m. • Sept 17 – Dec 17
(No skating Dec 24)
ARENA 2
ADULT SHINNY HOCKEY • HELMETS MANDATORY
12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. • SEP 18 – DEC 18
(No Shinny OCT 24 & DEC 25)
ARENA 2
FRI.
CITY SPONSORED PUBLIC SKATING
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. • SEP 18 – DEC 18
(No skating DEC 25)
ARENA 2
*Public Skating times are subject to change*
BSRC SPORTS & ACTIVITIES
For more information and a schedule of drop-in sports & activities, please visit the BSRC website at www.beaumont.ab.ca/267
Please note: The schedule is subject to change daily, so please check the website prior to visiting the facility.
Drop-In & Spontaneous sports and activities include:
GYMNASIUM
Badminton
Basketball
Floor Hockey
Pickleball
Soccer/Futsal
Volleyball
TURF FIELDHOUSE
Flag Football
Lacrosse
Lawn Bowling
Soccer
ICE ARENA
Public Skating (Adult, Child, Pre-School & Family)
Adult/Child Stick & Puck
Adult Shinny
RUNNING / WALKING TRACK
IMPORTANT NOTES:
• All Patrons must show proof of payment by having a wristband visible at all times.
• Patrons 7 years of age and younger must be supervised by a parent or guardian 14 years of age and older.
• Spontaneous use will be available around the specific drop-in programs that are scheduled.
• Participants are encouraged to bring their own equipment for sports and activities. However, there will be equipment available at the BSRC for shared use with strict cleaning protocols in place pre/ post use.
ICE ARENA SPECIFIC:
• CSA approved helmets are mandatory for those 12 years of age and younger and strongly recommended for all ice users. For Shinny, helmets are mandatory for all patrons on ice and full hockey equipment is strongly encouraged.
• Only participants wearing skates can go out on to the ice surface.
• Sticks & Pucks are not permitted during Public Skate.
• Skating aids must be approved by facility staff to ensure it is safe to use and will not damage the ice nor facility. Skating aids must not have sharp edges or points.
• Body-checking, rough play, slap shots, pick-up games, scrimmages, and formal coaching are not permitted during any Public Skating or Stick & Puck programs!
FALL 2020 AQUATIC PROGRAMS
Swim Class Prices at a GLANCE
Preschool Swim *8 classes
Swim Kids 1-5 - *8 classes
Swim Kids 6-10 *8 classes
Adult & Teen Combined *8 classes
ATTENTION:
$52.00
$52.00
$58.00
$64.00
* All Preschool & Swim Kids 1-3 classes are now parented. All participants registered in these levels must have a parent in the water with them at all times for safety and supervision purposes; recommendation of the Red Cross.
* All par ticipants are expected to be social distancing from each other.
* In order to offer the full spectrum of Red Cross Preschool and Swim Kids levels, some levels may be combined with one another.
* At this time all spectators will be asked to stay off the pool deck and in the dry viewing area and other designated waiting areas during all swim times. Due to COVID we are limited as to the amount of people we are allowed on deck and in order to not cut into our program and swimmer spots, we ask that people stay in the designated areas.
* Only one parent is allowed with each child for all preschool classes and swim kids 1-3 classes. If there is a second parent, they will be asked to go to the designated viewing area.
This is the first step in our preschool program. Skills learned include: getting wet, submersion, breath control, front movement, back movement, vertical position, and arm movement. This is a parent-assisted class. Proper swimwear for parents/guardians is required. See front desk staff for more information.
*’Little Swimmers’ water diapers are $3.50 each* **Starfish and Duck classes are combined in order to offer more class times**
Age minimum: 12 months old Age maximum: 24 months old
This is the second step in our preschool program. Skills learned include: getting wet, submersion, breath control, front movement, back movement, vertical position, front floats, and back floats. This is a parent-assisted class. Proper swimwear for parents/guardians is required. See front desk staff for more information.
*’Little Swimmers’ water diapers are $3.50 each*
**Starfish and Duck classes are combined in order to offer more class times**
Age minimum: 24 months old Age maximum: 36 months old
This is the third step in our preschool program. Learned skills include: entries and exits, jumping into chest-deep water, submersion, rhythmic breathing, shallow water movement, front floats, back floats, and front swim (assisted). This class is parent-assisted. Proper swimwear for parents/guardians is required. See front desk staff for more information. *’Little Swimmers’ water diapers are $3.50 each.*
This is the fourth step in our preschool program and the first lesson offered where swimmers participate in the class without a parent/ guardian in the water with them. Students work on front floats, back floats, glides, kicking on front with a buoyant object, and will be able to swim 1 metre upon completion of this level. Students must be 3 years old prior to course start date.
of this level, students will be able to swim 2 metres unassisted.
6 - SUNFISH -
Age minimum: 3 years old Age maximum: 6 years old
Sunfish is the sixth step in our preschool program (Salamander is the prerequisite). Learned skills include: front glides, back glides, roll-over glides, and side glides (assisted). Upon the completion of this level, students will be able to swim 5 metres unassisted.
Crocodile is the seventh step in our preschool program (Sunfish is the prerequisite). Learned skills include: surface support for 10 seconds, as well as front glide, back glide, and side glide for 7 metres. Upon completion of this level, students will be able to do front swim and back swim for 5 metres unassisted.
**Crocodile & Whale are combined in order to offer more class times **
minimum: 3 years old Age maximum: 6 years old
Whale is the final step in our preschool program, and is designed to build on the skills students learned in Crocodile. Learned skills include: sitting dives, surface support for 20 seconds, and throwing assists. Upon completion of this level, students will be able to swim 10 metres using their front glide, back glide, side glide, front swim, and back swim. **Crocodile & Whale are combined in order to offer more class times **
In Swim Kids 1, swimmers receive an orientation to the water and the pool area. Learned skills include: front floats, back floats, glides, and kicking. Upon completion of this level, swimmers will be able to swim 5 metres unassisted.
SWIM KIDS 2 - PARENTED $52.00
In Swim Kids 2, swimmers work on propulsion skills to move through the water and to remain at the surface of the water. Learned skills include: front glides, back glides, side glides, roll-over glides, deep-water activities, and proper use of a Personal Flotation Device (PFD). Fitness activities include the 10-metre distance swim and the 10-metre front glide. **Swim levels may be combined with a level above or below in order to create more class options**
BSRC AQUATIC PROGRAMS
Age minimum: 5 years old
Swim Kids 3 provides an introduction to diving and other unassisted deep water activities, and teaches making wise choices about when and where to swim. Learned skills include: front glide, back glide, side glide, and front glide/side glide combination. Endurance is achieved by 15-metre front glides and 10-metre front swims. **Swim levels may be combined with a level above or below in order to create more class options**
Age
Swim Kids 4 further develops skills learned in Swim Kids 3, including front glides, side glides, and front crawl. Skills learned include: back glides with shoulder roll, kneeling dives, surface support for 45 seconds, and an introduction to sculling. Endurance is built through a 25-metre distance swim and a 15-metre kick on back.
**Swim levels may be combined with a level above or below in order to create more class options**
Age minimum: 5 years old
Swim Kids 5 introduces swimmers to back crawl, sculling, safe boating skills, whip kick on the back, and stride dives. The front crawl focus is on hand entry into the water, and the distance is increased to 15 metres. Endurance is developed through 50-metre distance swims and 25-metre kicks.
**Swim levels may be combined with a level above or below in order to create more class options**
SWIM KIDS 6
$58.00
Age minimum: 5 years old
Swim Kids 6 refines front crawl with a focus on body roll and breathing, improves back crawl with a focus on arm positions, and works on whip kick on back. Skills learned include: elementary backstroke, safety on ice, rescue of others with throwing assists, dolphin kick, and front dives. Endurance is built through 75-metre distance swims and treading water for 90 seconds.
**Swim levels may be combined with a level above or below in order to create more class options**
5 years old
Swim Kids 7 builds skills and endurance for front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke. Swimmers learn about airway and breathing obstructions, reaching and throwing assists with rescue equipment, stride entries, and are introduced to whip kick on the front. Swimming endurance is increased to 150-metre distance swims.
**Swim levels may be combined with a level above or below in order to create more class options**
$58.00
Swim Kids 8 includes an introduction to breaststroke, feet-first surface dives, and rescue entries. Swimmers learn about the dangers of open water, hypothermia, and the performance of rescue breathing on children and adults. Endurance is built using 300-metre distance swims and treading water for 3 minutes. Front crawl and back crawl distances are increased to 75 metres each.
**Swim levels may be combined with a level above or below in order to create more class options**
BSRC AQUATIC PROGRAMS
In Swim Kids 9, swimmers work on refining their front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, and breaststroke. They also work on headfirst surface dives and standing dives and learn about wise choices, peer influences, and self-rescue from ice. Endurance is built through 400-metre distance swims and encouraging swimmers to combine different strokes and kicks for fitness purposes.
**Swim levels may be combined with a level above or below in order to create more class options**
Swim Kids 10 includes a final assessment of front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, and breaststroke, for both technique and distance. Swimmers are introduced to scissor kick as a warm-up/cool-down stroke for fitness. Swimmers learn about sun safety, rescue of others from the ice, and head-first and feet-first surface dives. Endurance is built using dolphin kick drills and 500-metre distance swims.
**Swim levels may be combined with a level above or below in order to create more class options**
ADULT & TEEN COMBINED CLASSES
$64.00
All swimming abilities are welcome! In these classes, teens and adults alike will develop water confidence and skills to ensure comfort in and around the water. Depending on skill level, students can work on floats, glides, kicking, jumping into deep water, and treading water. Fitness drills suitable for individual skill levels will increase strength and endurance. For the more advanced adult and teen swimmers, working on lifesaving kicks and swimming strokes with endurance workouts take precedence, as well as activities such as shallow dives, stride entries, compact jumps, underwater swims to recover objects, and underwater somersaults. Let your instructor know the skills you would like to work on.
SWIM LESSONS
$30.75
Private lessons are one-on-one with an instructor to meet you or your child’s specific needs. Private lessons are great for those who have a specific goal in mind and for those who need the one on one instruction.
BSRC AQUATIC PROGRAMS
This is a great way to have more one-on-one attention from your instructor while saving yourself some money by sharing one instructor between two students.
** Call the BSRC to book your Semi Private Lessons** Requirement: To register for this course, the two participants must be close to the same swim ability.
Semi-Private Lessons
p.m. – 6:30 p.m. DEC 3
5656 THU 6:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. DEC 10
$96.00
The Red Cross Swim Adapted Aquatics program is for swimmers with special needs. While this program uses the progressions in the Red Cross Swim Preschool and Red Cross Swim Kids Programs, the performance criteria for each level have been broken down into smaller, more manageable progressions to create a positive learning environment and make the success of each swimmer more achievable. The progressions have been created to progress swimmers with special needs slowly and at their own rate.
In order to help meet the needs of our adapted aquatics candidates we have changed our inquiry and registration process.
Please contact the BSRC Aquatics Team to learn more about the program and the registration process.
E-mail: aquatic.programs@beaumont.ab.ca
Beaumont Sport and Recreation Centre (BSRC) Fitness Training Program Information
PERSONAL TRAINING
All BSRC internal personal trainers have a valid Contract Personal Trainer Agreement with the City of Beaumont (BSRC), and have current personal training certification. Upon completion of an initial consultation, our Fitness Coordinator will assign you an internal personal trainer based on your fitness needs and scheduling availability.
Personal training packages are offered to all new clients, as well as current membership holders who are looking to begin an exercise/ training program or make changes to a current program they have in place. There are various pricing options for personal training based on the number of sessions booked. Personal training sessions can be purchased for individual instruction or up to a maximum of 3 people at a time.
During the initial consultation, any limitations that you may have while exercising, as well as your fitness goals, will be discussed. Your personal trainer will work with you 1-on-1 to develop an individualized program based on your goals, history and needs, while motivating and supporting your commitment to your health and wellness!
SMALL GROUP TRAINING
Small Group Training is available for those who prefer striving to achieve their fitness aspirations with friends and family! Stay motivated in a comfortable social environment with this program catered to individuals with the same training schedules and goals! This program is designed for groups of 4 or 5 individuals.
For a 5 Session Package:
4 people - $110/person 5 people - $95/person
TEAM TRAINING
For a 10 Session Package: 4 people - $190/person 5 people - $160/person
For a 20 Session Package: 4 people - $320/person 5 people - $260/person
The Beaumont Sport & Recreation Centre can help your team reach new heights! Use the BSRC trainers to enhance your team’s performance and get to the next level of physical ability under certified instruction. Aspects include: sport specific fitness assessments, seasonal periodization training plans (pre, mid, and post season), and injury prevention education. Our certified fitness instructors will help develop your team’s physical fitness and sport-specific skills in a challenging, yet safe environment that promotes team bonding and motivation!
Note: Team training sessions must be booked through the BSRC Fitness Coordinator at least five (5) business days in advance. Maximum team size: 22 participants
1 Session - $120
Sessions - $570 (5% Discount)
FITNESS CENTRE ORIENTATION (14 YEARS AND OLDER)
New to stepping foot in the Fitness Centre? Anxious or nervous about where to go or how to operate machines? Our BSRC staff and fitness consultants can help educate you to help make you feel comfortable in our facility! The Fitness Centre Orientation Program is managed by our Fitness Coordinator. In these orientation sessions, you will do a general walkthrough of the Fitness Centre layout and its amenities, an introduction to various free-weight equipment or machinery. These orientation sessions are open to patrons 14 years of age or older, and are scheduled for 30 minutes.
Due to capacity and scheduling limitations, these orientation sessions are only offered a select number of times throughout the week, with a limited capacity, and must be booked in advance with our Guest Services staff (in-person or over the phone only). You can register for a timeslot that works best for you!
For anyone looking for specifics or an in-depth session about proper training techniques and individualized programs to book personal training sessions or an exercise consulation through our Fitness department staff.
Cost: FREE
EXERCISE CONSULTATION:
Sign up to have one of our BSRC certified personal trainers help you achieve your fitness aspirations! This exercise consultation session includes goal setting, program design, and an equipment orientation. Your program will be tailored to your desired ambitions, with appropriate exercises and realistic goals to set you up for success! The personal trainer can also answer any fitness questions or concerns that you have, including finding effective ways to motivate you at and away from the gym. After this session you will be well-equipped for your fitness journey, while having the ability to use your designed program with additional personal training sessions with one of our BSRC Personal Trainer (see Personal Training fee breakdown for more information).
Cost: $117/session (Two 1-hour sessions)
FITNESS ASSESSMENT:
Using our expertise and resources, a full-scale of baseline measurements will be conducted in order to assist you in assessing your current health and fitness, along with identifying areas for improvement.
In review of your body composition, aspects such as body fat and muscle mass will be analyzed with you to help understand your body, and proper methods of training for maximum effectiveness.
In combination with this body composition review, we will guide you through a series of fitness tests to evaluate muscle strength, endurance and power, along with examining flexibility, agility and stability. At the BSRC, we believe that education is key, and by using the data from our fitness assessment sessions, we will guide you in creating a personalized program to help you reach your fitness goals!
*Schedule subject to change based on attendance and instructor availability. Please visit www.beaumont.ab.ca/281 for updated classes & times
BSRC MPR Main (104)
BSRC Pool
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR Main (104)
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC Studio A
BSRC Studio A
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR West (213)
BSRC Pool
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC Studio A
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR Main (104)
BSRC Pool
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR Main (104)
BSRC Pool
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC Studio A
BSRC Pool
BSRC Studio A
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR Main (104)
BSRC Studio A
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC Pool
FITNESS PROGRAMS CALENDAR
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Drop In Registered Pool Program
TIME CLASSES LOCATION
6:00 a.m. - 6:45 a.m. Bootcamp
8:15 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Bootcamp
9:15 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. HIIT
10:15 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Baby & Me Bootcamp
11:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Mobile Joints
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Zumba
12:15 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Gentler Aqua-Fit
6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. Bootcamp
7:00 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. Spincycle
7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Easy Flow Vinyasa Yoga
7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Zumba Toning
7:15 p.m - 8:00 p.m. Deep Aqua-Fit
6:00 a.m. - 6:45 a.m. TGIF
8:15 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Morning Yoga Bootcamp
8:15 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Restorative Aqua-Fit
9:15 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Band Burnout
9:15 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Spincycle
10:15 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Ageless Activity
11:15 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. Fusion Fitness
12:15 p.m. - 12:45 p.m. In-&-Out Spincycle
6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. Spincycle
7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Hatha Yoga
8:45 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Bootcardio Blast
9:45 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Hatha Yoga
9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Spincycle
10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Yoga For Everyone
12:15 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Shallow Aqua-Fit
*Schedule subject to change based on attendance and instructor availability. Please visit www.beaumont.ab.ca/281 for updated classes & times
BSRC Studio A
BSRC Studio A
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC Pool
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR Main (104)
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC Studio A
BSRC Pool
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC Pool
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR Main (104)
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC MPR Main (104)
BSRC MPR Main (104)
BSRC MPR East (211)
BSRC Field House
BSRC Studio A
BSRC MPR Main (104)
BSRC Studio A
BSRC Pool
• Individuals 14 years or older can attend group fitness classes without supervision
• Individuals 12 & 13 years old MUST be accompanied by a parent/guardian
• Individuals under the age of 12 are not permitted to attend group fitness classes
LEVELS OF EXPERIENCE AND FITNESS ARE WELCOME!
AGELESS ACTIVITY
Geared for the mature adult or those recovering from injury, this class focuses on gentle cardio, strength and mobility using a variety of equipment and movements. These various movements will help strengthen and tone the body, while increasing your range of motion!
B-FIT BOOTCAMP
Come on down for a rockin’ full-body workout that mixes resistance exercises and cardio moves to increase your endurance and leave you feeling energized! Suitable for all levels. Don’t forget to bring your water bottle!
BAND BURNOUT
Full body resistance band workout that will add a new twist to your everyday workout! It’s easy on your joints, but merciless on your muscles. Come see what “band burnout” is all about. Bring your own mat recommended!
BEGINNER BOOTCAMP
New to fitness, or recently getting back into routine? Then this is the class for you! You can challenge and move your body in a lot of ways to get your heart pumping and muscles toned!
BEGINNER VINYASA FLOW YOGA
Learn to move with breath in a slower paced class made for those new to yoga or those looking to refine their practice and focus on alignment. There are options and modifications provided to every posture. A great way to release stress, find your center, get strong and flexible!
BODYWEIGHT BOOTCAMP
Your Body is your best tool! You can lift, lower and move your body in a variety of ways to get your heart pumping and muscles toned. This class will have minimal to no equipment use, while you use bodyweight to improve cardio and strength!
BOOTCAMP
Get a bit of everything in these faster-paced classes using a combination of weights, resistance and your own body weight!
BOOTCARDIO BLAST
Get it all in before you start your day: a full-body workout that includes cardio and strength with a focus on functional fitness. Suitable for all levels. Oh, and expect to sweat!
DEEP AQUA-FIT
Get your heart rate up and increase your strength with this challenging yet fun Aqua class. Aqua belts and various other pieces of equipment will help you challenge yourself in the deep water’s resistance!
EASY FLOW VINYASA YOGA
Vinyasa yoga practice is a conscious flowing movement where each posture is linked with the breath. This class improves balance, flexibility, increasing stamina and endurance. Infused with the flow of the class will be some self-massage using massage balls and diagnostic posturing. This assists in relieving physical and emotional stress, encourages muscle relaxation, blood circulation, promotes deeper and better breathing, and delivers targeted muscle stimulation to stiff, tender and sore muscles!
GENTLER AQUA-FIT
These classes soften the basic aquatic skills and drills, but keep ALL the fun! Join us for a drop in class designed for anyone who needs to tone it down or is just starting out.
HATHA YOGA
This class links your breath with movement and meditation combining traditional hatha postures with fluid movement. Hatha yoga awakens the body’s muscles while building strength, flexibility and a deeper sense of awareness.
HIIT – HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING!
This a workout jam packed with intense bursts of exercise followed by short recovery periods to keep your heartrate challenged. Boost your metabolism with this class!
IN-&-OUT SPINCYCLE
Get in, get to work and get out all in half an hour! Don’t be fooled by the duration, this spincycle class will get your heart pumping and legs burning!
MOBILE JOINTS
For those needing care with their fitness routine due to arthritis, rehabilitation, or balance difficulties, this seated class safely targets major joints with gentle strengthening and stretching exercises!
MORNING YOGA BOOTCAMP
Enjoy this change up yoga class which will not only test your flexibility but also your strength and cardio!
NEW TO SPINCYCLE
This ride will simulate varied terrain as you tackle rolling hills, sprints and other drills to give you a great interval workout. This class is tailored to new or inexperienced cyclers, and is perfect for people who are just starting out or looking to spin at their own pace!
PICK YOUR PACE BOOTCAMP
A mix of cardio and strength that is appropriate for everyone; you can pick your pace! Lots of options for high or low impact and plenty of modifications for anyone who needs it!
Please see page 32 for the full legend.
FITNESS PROGRAMS
POWER & WEIGHTS
Looking for a quick 45-minute class to pump your muscles? Come challenge yourself at this strengthbased class focused around weight resistance and power training!
POWER CORE YOGA
Move from pose to pose focusing on your breath while strengthening, toning, and sculpting core muscles in this new, faster-paced yoga class!
RESTORATIVE AQUA-FIT
This class will develop balance and body alignment by focusing on corrective biomechanics. You will get the most out of your deep water aqua classes through burning more calories and reducing joint pain.
SHALLOW AQUA-FIT
Get your workout in the water! Take some strains and pains off those joints. Excellent class for everyone, including those recovering from injuries, prenatal participants and seniors.
SPIN & STRENGTH
Add a little something to your basic spin class! Challenge your upper body and core muscles in addition to working on your cardiovascular abilities!
SPINCYCLE
• Individuals 14 years or older can attend group fitness classes without supervision
• Individuals 12 & 13 years old MUST be accompanied by a parent/guardian
• Individuals under the age of 12 are not permitted to attend group fitness classes
Rev up your cardio and overall conditioning with a fun group cycling class. You will be challenged with a variety of drills utilizing rolling hills, sprints, climbs and much more!
STEP
Classic step choreography with a twist! Variations will include challenging footwork, sticks, multibench, partner stepping, intervals or just good old chain choreography!
TGIF
This is a variety class! For participants of all levels, Every week will be something different in the Fitness Studio, It’s an Adventure!! For participants of all levels! Thank Goodness It’s Friday!
WORK IT OUT WEDNESDAY
Start you day off right with this fun and dynamic bootcamp class that will utilize all sorts of exercise equipment to give you an energizing boost for your day ahead!
YIN YOGA
Find relaxation and a deep stretch while exploring yin yoga. In this unique yoga practice, the whole body rests and opens with long held poses is used to rejuvenate and repair the area of focus.
CLASS INTENSITY LEVELS:
YIN YANG YOGA
A blend of two styles of yoga to promote strength and balance in the body. Yin Yoga is a passive practice with little active engagement of muscles. Yang Yoga is an active practice that warms the body, thus creating endurance while strengthening and stretching muscles. Postures are held between 3-5 minutes. This allows the body to work deep into the connective tissues and ligaments, creating a calming effect in the nervous system!
YOGA FOR EVERYONE
Join us for taste of yoga where you will get to enjoy a variety of different classes! This class aims to provide a variety of sequences and intensities to keep us healthy and revitalized. The all levels class will explore some power flows, as well as help us work on our flexibility, mobility and core strength overall to prevent any injuries!.
All of our classes are designed to offering different intensity levels to suit the fitness needs of our entire community! While classes are rated more or less intense, do note that our certified instructors skillfully offer modifications to our fitness classes to adapt to varying fitness levels and physical limitations.
RPE – Rate of Perceived Exertion is based on a scale of 1-10. Rate of perceived exertion is a measure of effort level. A rating of 1 is rest or extremely light exercise, 2-5 ratings reflect easy-moderate exercise, 6-7 is moderate to hard, and a rating of 8-10 is vigorous exercise.
LOW INTENSITY: RPE: 2-5- classes rated as low intensity typically use low impact movements. You are still comfortable performing exercises while challenging yourself, and you can carry a conversation during class.
MODERATE INTENSITY: RPE 6-8
– classes rated as moderate intensity use variations of both high and low impact exercises, also can be dependent on the participant’s preferred modifications. Comfort zones are pushed while you are starting to get short of breath and only maintain brief conversation
HIGH INTENSITY: RPE 8-10 – classes rated as high intensity use variations of both high and low impact exercises reaching very difficult to maintain effort levels. This effort level will make you unable to maintain conversation, and leave you out of breath while pushing your limits!
FITNESS PROGRAMS
BABY & ME BOOTCAMP
Bring your baby to class with you! In a gradual progression you will get stronger and feel more powerful in this bootcamp style class. Get a great workout in and have fun with other Moms too!
5685 THU NOV 5 – DEC 17 $84
10:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. BSRC Studio
FUSION FITNESS
Class begins with a total body workout/ a focal muscle group varying from cardio, tabata, body weight exercises, to low impact resistance training, and a moderate core segment. This first half of the class will challenge you through your own strengths to encourage high calorie burning and increase your endurance. The second portion of the class is a well-rounded yoga practice combining breath with movement, to toning, to cooling down to a resting Savasana pose. You will leave feeling relaxed and energized!
5697 FRI NOV 6 – DEC 18 $112 11:15 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. BSRC Studio
PILATES & STRETCHING
Work your way to the weekend with the perfect class to realign your spine and release those sore spots! 30 minutes of Pilates strength and flexibility focus on achieving spinal mobility, then followed by 15 minutes of overall body stretching. All levels welcome!
5688 WED NOV 4 – DEC 16 $91 7:00 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. BSRC Studio
POUND
Using Ripstix®, lightly weighted drumsticks engineered specifically for exercising, we transform drumming into an incredible work out! This exhilarating full-body workout combines cardio, conditioning, and strength training with yoga and Pilates-inspired movements. Designed for all fitness levels, POUND® provides the perfect atmosphere for letting loose, getting energized, toning up and rockin’ out!
5680 MON NOV 2 – DEC 14 $84
7:00 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. BSRC MPR West (213)
5689 WED NOV 4 – DEC 16 $84 7:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. BSRC MPR East (211)
PRENATAL YOGA
This prenatal yoga class is great for releasing aches and pains, strengthening and increasing flexibility! Helps to support body, heart and mind in pregnancy and prepare for childbirth. Each week we will be practicing postures, movement, breathing, relaxation and meditation. Take some time for yourself to connect with your growing baby and other “soon-to-be” new moms!
5682 TUE NOV 3 – DEC 15 $94.50 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. BSRC Studio
ZUMBA
Ditch the workout, join the party! Zumba infuses hypnotic rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic fitness program that will blow you away! You move, you sweat and you love the music. You don’t need to be coordinated or know how to dance to try Zumba. Come see for yourself!
5683 TUE NOV 3 – DEC 15 $91
7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
BSRC Gym East
5687 THU NOV 5 – DEC 17 $91
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
ZUMBA TONING
BSRC Gym East
When it comes to body sculpting, Zumba Toning raises the bar. It combines targeted body-sculpting exercises and high-energy cardio work with Latininfused Zumba moves to create a calorie-torching, strength-training dance fitness-party. Zumba Toning is the perfect way for you to sculpt your body naturally while having a total blast. Equipment will be provided.
5686 THU NOV 5 – DEC 17 $91 7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. BSRC MPR West (213)
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
A TASTE OF ART BEAUMONT (16+ ADULT)
Join us for various types of art brought to you by instructors of the Artists Association of Beaumont! All of these classes are workshop formats, so you can pick and choose which ones you would like to experience!
Unless otherwise stated, supplies will be provided for all classes.
STAINED GLASS – FAIRY HOUSE
Join this workshop for an exciting hands-on experience! In 6 hours you will learn and have the confidence to cut, grind, foil, and solder a stained glass fairy house. You will have the opportunity to create your own unique design by choosing from a variety of patterns, colours and textures to personalize to your style. This workshop does not require any previous glass experience, just a willingness to try something new! All supplies included.
5690 SAT OCT 24 $110
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. BSRC MPR East (211)
STAINED GLASS –
CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS
Join in for this fun hands-on workshop. You will be guided through the basics of creating your own stained glass Christmas ornaments. In just a matter of hours you will learn the techniques and skills needed to cut, grind, fit, foil, solder your very own ornaments. You will be creating 2 ornaments, where you can choose from a variety of patterns, colours and textures to personalize to your style. No experience necessary. All supplies included.
5692 SAT NOV 28 $75
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. BSRC MPR East (211)
5691 SAT DEC 5 $75
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. CCBCC Breakout Room 1/2
FALL PHOTOGRAPHY
Whether your interest is landscape, wildlife, nature, or macro photography, join our professional photographer leading this class to explore the fall colours in the prairies. In this 4 week class we will be learning and practicing various techniques for making the most of fall colours. We will be going on multiple photo walks to practice techniques and participants will be given optional photographic assignments. The final class will give participants the opportunity to share images they captured during the photo walks, receive feedback, and ask follow up questions. Beginner to intermediate photographers all welcome! Photo walk locations will be chosen based on leaf progression and can include areas like Edmonton River Valley, Sherwood Park Nature Area, parks in Beaumont area, etc.
5693 TUE SEP 15 – OCT 6 $110 (weather dependent - possible extension to OCT 13) 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. BSRC MPR East (211)
WEAVING IN THE ROUND
In this 3 week class learn how to weave using an embroidery hoop and metal hoops as the frame for your design. We will use several weaving techniques to create two wall hangings that you will be proud to hang in your home. Participants are asked to bring a pair of sharp scissors; all other materials will be provided. Completing the Introduction to Weaving course is not required but is recommended.
5437 TUE OCT 20 - NOV 3
MOUNTAIN WEAVING
Join our experienced instructor in this two class workshop where you will be using a Canadianmade mountain shaped frame loom to make a beautiful wall hanging. The loom forms the frame for your lovely finished mountain-themed piece! All materials are provided, you will be choosing yarns/ rovings at the beginning of the workshop for your piece to customize it to your preferences. All tools are provided, participants are required to bring a pair of sharp scissors. Completing the Introduction to Weaving course is required prior to the start of this class.
5438 TUE NOV 17 – NOV 24
MAKE YOUR OWN CHAKRA ESSENTIAL OIL BRACELET
If you would like to draw more positive energy into your life, then this is the class for you. Join this workshop to learn about the seven major chakras in the body. When chakras are open, clear and balanced, our vital life force (otherwise known as energy or Qi) can be easily accessed for wellbeing and inner peace. While learning about the Chakras you will create your own chakra essential oil lava bracelet to take home with you.
In this course, participants will learn about writing a book, and all the logistics behind the scenes. Our published instructor will share with participants the fool proof formula for creating a complete overview of their book, how to easily structure chapters and sub-chapter, the guaranteed cure for writers block, and how to craft a compelling title. However, beyond writing a strong book, you will also learn the pros and cons of traditional publishing vs selfpublishing, how to obtain IBSN numbers and their importance, marketing tips and ideas, as well as how to get your books on Amazon (the world’s largest bookstore).
5658 SUN NOV 22 $60 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. BSRC MPR East (211)
YOUNG ARTISTS OF BEAUMONT (7-11 YEARS OLD)
With an eye to promoting self-expression through art, this course uses basic mediums of pencils, crayons, pastels, charcoal and water colour to allow students to develop their creativity. They are taught some of the basics of shapes and form, drawing, colour mixing, and perspective. Separate projects will utilize different means to create individualize masterpieces to further the experience throughout the classes.
5427 WED OCT 7 - DEC 2 $96 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. CCBCC Breakout Room 2
BABYSITTER SAFETY COURSE (11-15 YEARS OLD)
Get ready to be the best-prepared babysitter on the block! You will learn techniques for handling emergency situations such as bleeding, choking, treatment for burns, poisoning, wounds and artificial respiration. Participants will receive manuals and a certificate upon successfully completing the course. PLEASE NOTE: Participants will need to bring a bag lunch, pencil, paper and a doll or teddy bear to practice with.
5552 SUN OCT 18 $80
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. BSRC MPR East (211)
5657 SUN NOV 15 $80 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. BSRC MPR East (211)
BEAUMONT BROADWAY (6-13 YEARS OLD)
Our experienced instructor will lead the class through an Introduction to Theatre. Children will have the amazing opportunity to be part of a short play/performance that incorporates all elements of theatre including acting, singing, movement, costumes, props and much, much more! This class will introduce them to the fundamentals of theatre, acting and improvisation in a fun, informal non-pressured environment. This class is the perfect way to let children express themselves, with their talent and creativity shining as bright as the stars of Broadway!
6-8 Years Old
5429
9-13 Years Old
5430 THU OCT 1 – NOV 26 $112.50 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. BSRC Event
FUSED GLASS LANTERN (5-13 YEARS OLD)
In this workshop, kids will have the opportunity to create a one of a kind masterpiece. There will be a variety of glass, frit and stringers that can be used to create a piece of art for any room in the house. No previous experience necessary, just a willingness to try something new! All supplies included.
5694 SAT NOV 21 $55 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. BSRC MPR East (211)
ON THE SPOT IMPROV! (10-17 YEARS OLD)
This class is focused on teaching the basics of improvised theatre to youth. Learning about narration, character, and scene work in a group environment will let imaginations roam free and also deliver valuable lessons about working alongside others. This class will be filled with laughter, learning and a final showcase will be held during the last day of class.
10-13 Years Old
5431 MON SEP 28 – OCT 26 $48 NO CLASS OCT 12
5:30 p.m. – 6:30
14-17 Years Old
(211) *SHOWCASE DURING FINAL CLASS
HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS
BOO
BAG WORKSHOP
(5-10 YEARS OLD)
With an incredible spread of supplies to choose from you can make your very own treat bag! Bags that are big enough to fit ALL THE TREATS and materials will be included. Join us to make your own stand out Halloween accessory!
5695 SUN OCT 25 $39 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. CCBCC Breakout 1/2
CHRISTMAS CARD WORKSHOP (6-12 YEARS OLD)
Join us in this workshop to make 2 of your very own Christmas Cards! These cards will be made with your special touch for a couple lucky recipients! Don’t miss this opportunity to make a unique card made just by you!
5696 SUN DEC 13 $39 11:00 a.m. – 12:00p.m. CCBCC Breakout 1/2
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
BEAUMONT SOCIETY SCHOOL OF DANCE PRESENTS:
LITTLE DIVAS & ROCK STARS (3-4 YEARS OLD)
In this class your child will have the opportunity to learn creative movement, role playing and the basics of dance.
5433 SAT OCT 17 – DEC 12 $77
NO CLASS OCT 24, NOV 28 9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. CCBCC Breakout Room 3/4
LITTLE BALLERINAS (5-6 YEARS OLD)
Come and learn the basics to Ballet! This class is designed to introduce creative movement, age-appropriate dance steps and technique while exploring classical and modern music. Performers will delight the audience at the final performance.
5434 SAT OCT 17 – DEC 12 $77 NO CLASS OCT 24, NOV 28 9:45 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. CCBCC Breakout Room 3/4
LITTLE HIP-HOPPERS (5-6 YEARS OLD)
Join these Hip-Hop classes and learn some new moves to some great music in a fun, informal and supportive environment. Young children will have the chance to start learning the fundamentals behind movement and rhythm.
5435 SAT OCT 17 – DEC 12 $77 NO CLASS OCT 24, NOV 28 10:45 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. CCBCC Breakout Room 3/4
SPORTBALL
SPORTBALL – MULTI SPORT
Sportball is a non-competitive sport program for children 16 months - 5 years old. Children are introduced to various popular sports: soccer, hockey, basketball, baseball, volleyball, tennis, football and golf. The high-energy, fun and creative program promotes confidence, self-esteem and team work. It teaches balance, strength, coordination, timing and endurance while having a lot of fun!
16-24 Months Old (Parented)
NOV 12 9:15 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.
2-3.5 Years Old (Parented)
5665 THU OCT 1 – DEC 3 $150.75 NO CLASS NOV 12 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
3.5-5 Years Old
2-3.5 Years Old (Parented)
3.5-5 Years Old
5668
16-24 Months Old (Parented)
2-3.5 Years Old (Parented)
5670 SAT OCT 3 – DEC 5 $150.75
CLASS OCT 10 9:45 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
3.5-5 Years Old 5671 SAT
NO CLASS OCT 10 10:45 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
SPORTBALL - FLOOR HOCKEY
Sportball is non-competitive sport program for children. Children are taught the fundamental skills necessary to excel in hockey with a supervised, noncompetitive approach. They learn about positions, importance of teamwork, good sportsmanship while developing skills.
3.5-5 Years Old
5672 MON SEP 28– DEC 7 $134 NO CLASS OCT 12, OCT 19 and NOV 16 5:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. BSRC Gym East
5-8 Years Old
5673 MON SEP 28 – DEC 7 $134 NO CLASS OCT 12, OCT 19 and NOV 16 6:00 p.m. – 6:45 p.m. BSRC Gym East
SPORTBALL - BASKETBALL ACADEMY
Dribbling and shooting a basketball has never been so fun! At the Sportball Basketball Academy your child will learn all of the fundamentals of basketball in a fun, safe atmosphere. Our class is designed to give our “Sportballers” the confidence they need to jump onto a basketball team and hopefully love playing the sport of basketball for life. Classes will consist of skill based games, progressive fundamental drills and skills, and lots of controlled scrimmages to help your child learn the amazing game of basketball.
5-7 Years Old
5674 WED OCT 7 – DEC 9 $150.75 NO CLASS NOV 11 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. BSRC
7-9 Years Old
5675 WED OCT 7 – DEC 9 $150.75 NO CLASS NOV 11 6:15 p.m. – 7:15 p.m. BSRC Gym West
SPORTBALL – INDOOR SOCCER
Sportball is a non-competitive sport program for children. Children are taught the fundamental skills necessary to excel in soccer: throw-ins, dribbling, passing, goalie skills and more in a supervised, non-competitive environment. They learn about field positions, importance of teamwork and good sportsmanship while having a great time!
2-3.5 Years Old (Parented)
5660 TUE OCT 6 – NOV 24 $134 5:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. KNRRC Banquet Room
3.5-5 Years Old
5661 TUE OCT 6 – NOV 24 $134 6:00 p.m. – 6:45 p.m. KNRRC Banquet Room
Beaumont Family & Community Support Services (FCSS) is offering children an opportunity to learn, have fun and create new friendships.
BEAUTIFUL FROM THE INSIDE OUT (9-11 YEARS OLD)
This self-esteem day camp is designed for 9-11 year old girls to discover their best qualities and personality traits. Self-esteem, healthy friendships and examining how the media portrays beauty will all be covered through discussion, pampering and fun activities. Join in the fun and learn how to be the best you can be. Please bring a bag lunch and snacks.
5663 FRI DEC 4 $ 10
HOME ALONE (10-12 YEARS OLD)
Being home alone can be an uncomfortable and unsafe situation without some basic skills. Dealing with siblings, friends and strangers, internet safety, fire safety, safety in the kitchen and more are covered in this course empowering participants to feel safe and confident while home alone. Please bring a bag lunch and snacks.
5662 TUE OCT 13 $ 10
FCSS Let’s Play (formerly known as Parent Link)
Even though the “Parent Link” name has disappeared, Beaumont FCSS recognizes the value and importance of supporting Early Childhood Development (0 - 6 years) through play. Please join Kathy and Jayde at the School Age Site or on Zoom for this registered programming (COVID-19 dependent and subject to change). For more information or to register, please Jayde at Beaumont FCSS at 780.929.1006. Check our Beaumont FCSS Facebook page for our monthly themes to be explored!
Leduc County Family Resource Network
Providing free supports and services for residents of Beaumont, Devon, Leduc County, Calmar, Thorsby and Warburg
Leduc County Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) is now a provincial Family Resource Network (FRN) hub.
Provincial FRNs deliver high quality prevention and early intervention services and supports for children aged 0 to 18.
Networks provide a range of services and supports that focus on strengthening parenting and caregiving knowledge, social support, coping and problem-solving skills, access to community supports and resources, improving child and youth development, building resiliency and fostering well-being.
FRN supports
Leduc County FRN offers the following supports, in addition to referrals for cultural supports through the Creating Hope Society of Alberta.
X Home visitation: long-term support, mentorship, and advocacy for pregnant women and/or parents with a baby less than oneyear old; for “at risk” families.
X Parent education: information, referrals and parenting workshops such as Positive Discipline for Everyday Parenting, Circle of Security, Nobody’s Perfect and Kids Have Stress Too. Participation is open to all community members.
X Family support: in-home support for “at risk” families who have children aged one to 18. We provide information about parenting and child development, and connections to other supports in the community.
X Developmental screens: Leduc County FRN will provide the Ages and Stages questionnaire that is designed to help you monitor your child’s physical, intellectual and emotional development at regular intervals for children two-to-60 months old.
Leduc County FRN www.leduc-county.com/FRN phone: 780-979-2385 email: frn@leduc-county.com
Beaumont FCSS supports children, families & individuals in all life stages through prevention and education
Check out what's happening at Beaumont FCSS this fall:
TACIT Knowledge Groups:
Anxiety & Depression Support Group
September 21 - December 14
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Grief and Loss October 14th
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Dealing with Conflict November 18th
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Let's Play
(formerly Parent Link)
Themed Programs, registration required Children 0 - 6 years old
Wear an orange shirt to show your support to end racism September 30
PD Day Camps:
Home Alone - October 13th
Beautiful from the Inside Out - December 4th
Check
Coats for Kids: TBA
Beaumont Nisku Christmas Elves
Intake begins November 12th
or contact 780.929.1006
CHANTAL BERUBE YOUTH CENTRE
The CBYC is a City of Beaumont facility that offers a safe and supervised environment for youth aged 12-17. Youth can mingle and socialize with peers and participate in various recreational, preventative and educational programs. The centre also provides mental health supports, resources and referral.
MENTAL HEALTH WORKSHOP
Join our experienced instructor for a FREE two part mental health workshop with various games and activities focused on self-improvement!
TUESDAY TOURS
Join the CBYC staff at the centre for a FREE tour! Enjoy games and activities and all the centre has to offer!
WINNING WEDNESDAYS
Follow our @cbycbeaumont accounts to find out what we’ve got planned for weekly online games or scavenger hunts. There will be prizes!
FIRED UP FRIDAY
Join us in the CBYC parking lot on Fridays at 5:00pm to hangout around the fire!
SATURDAY CARTOONS WEEKLY WATCH PARTY
Join us at 7:00 p.m. on Zoom using the ID: 865 6349 1860 to watch fun cartoons. Ages 12-17.
For more information or to be added to our email list please contact youthcentre@beaumont.ab.ca or call 780-929-5155 5202 50 Street | 780-929-5155 | beaumont.ab.ca/youth
LIBRARY PROGRAMS
780-929-2665 www.beaumontlibrary.com
Description details have changed and schedule is subject to change without notice. Please note capacity limits and physical distancing measures are in place for all in-person programs. Adult attendees and children over 5 must wear a mask (adult and children’s disposable masks will be provided). For more information on how the library is keeping patrons safe, please visit our website: www.beaumontlibrary.com/library/covid-19-info . Washrooms will not be open for public use.
TICKLE TIME: BIRTH-24 MONTHS
Offered in two formats, online zoom and in-house, this class builds literacy through singing, rhyming, and stories with your child.
RHYME TIME SHORT: 2-3 YEARS OLD
Parented session at the Library for early literacy fun with stories, rhymes, crafts, and more.
STORY TIME SHORT: 3-6 YEARS OLD
Builds literacy fun and school readiness, as children enjoy stories, songs & activities. Partially parented class.
FAMILY STORY TIME: BIRTH-6 YEARS OLD
Join us for stories & fun in this early literacy session for the family.
DAY HOME FUN
Provides free stories & games for providers & their charges.
Two Wednesdays/month 9:15 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. September-November. Registration at the Library.
ONLINE SHORT & SWEETS
Available for birth to six years old! Check out the schedule on our website.
ONLINE HOMESCOOL CONNECTIONS
Provides a series of interesting activities & speakers for the Kindergarten to Grade 9 crowd. Meets 3rd Tuesday/month, 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m., starting September 15. Monthly registration & more information available on our website.
STUDENT TO STUDENT TUTORING
Connects honour students with younger students, focusing on homework help and a better understanding of concepts. Fee:$12/hr. Now online, please check our website for details.
ONLINE KIDS BOOK CLUBS: GRADES 4-7
Register at the Library.
1st Wednesday/month Oct 7, Nov 4, Dec 2 Book Chat & Fun 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Games & Books 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.
LEARN A LANGUAGE WITH OUR COURSES & CLUBS! (FOR 16 YEARS & OLDER)
3rd Wednesday/month, 7 p.m. – 8 p.m. Call to register.
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SENIORS CORNER
Enjoy special speakers & activities. 2nd Tuesday/month 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Register at the Library.
WRITER’S GROUP
3rd Wednesday/month, 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. for discussion & support. Contact the Library to register.
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY...
support the Library in so many endeavors. Join them the 3rd Monday/month, at 7:00 p.m. and give back to the community.
BOOK CLUBS FOR ADULTS
Meets the 4th Monday/month, 6:30 p.m.; or the last Friday/month, 1:00 p.m. Call the Library to register.
WORKSHOPS:
ONLINE LIVING LIBRARY...
Increasing Understanding through Conversation. Monday, September 21, 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Three individuals share their experiences with family violence, addictions, mental health & suicide. Please join and help bring awareness and understanding to some difficult topics. Facilitated by Leduc & District Victim Services and using an online Zoom platform. No charge, but please register at kachuri.rook@ rcmp-grc.gc.ca
KIDS HAVE STRESS TOO!
Wednesday, September 30, 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at the Beaumont Library.
Facilitated by Leduc County FCSS and meeting in-house or using Microsoft Teams online. No charge, but please register at 780-979-2385 or at frn@leduc-county.com.
CELEBRATE ALBERTA CULTURE DAYS
With hands-on art! Join us outside (weather permitting) on the Library Plaza and enjoy watching Visual Artists at work. Try dabbling in some new mediums to find your happy place. Inside, enjoy and learn as you wander the incredible display of Metis artifacts, and listen to the words of Felice Gladue of Metis Cultural Experiences. Saturday, September 19, 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Please note, this event will be moved inside or online as needed, and Library capacity guidelines will remain in place.
PHOTO MANAGEMENT WITH WINDOWS 10
A Stan Gerber workshop. Saturday, September 19, 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. No charge and may be changed to online. Register at the Library.
BEADED POPPY PIN WORKSHOP
Facilitated by Metis Alive Cultural Experiences. This two-day workshop meets Sundays, October 4 & 18, 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Learn the history of Metis beading and the basics of flat stitch beading using special needle techniques. A donation of $5 from each fee will be given to the Alberta Aboriginal Veterans Society.
5371 SUN OCT 4 & 18 No Charge 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Beaumont Library
OLD-FASHIONED SOAP MAKING
Learn how to make your own soaps in this handson workshop. Understanding the differences in ingredients, you will create a laundry stain remover soap and a Rosemary Lavender, wonderful for your skin.
5373 WED OCT 28 No Charge 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Beaumont Library
BEADED METIS POUCH WORKSHOP
Facilitated by Metis Alive Cultural Experiences. In this two-day workshop you will design, bead & sew your own Metis pouch from Melton fabric. Learn the history of Metis beading and the basics of flat stitch beading using special needle techniques.
5372 SUN NOV 1 & 8 No Charge 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Beaumont Library
LIBRARY PROGRAMS
OLD-FASHIONED SOAP MAKING
Learn how to make your own soaps in this handson workshop. Understanding the differences in ingredients, you will create a laundry stain remover soap and a Rosemary Lavender, wonderful for your skin.
5392 SUN NOV 15 No Charge
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Beaumont Library
ONLINE FAMILY
CHRISTMAS CRAFT NIGHT
Get ready for Christmas on Wednesday, November 25, 5:30 pm. Enjoy fun crafts to make merry together online. Families pick up a craft supply bag and can follow along at home. For children three to ten years old. Pre-registration is required at the Library no later than November 18.
SWIM CLUB
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS & BUSINESS
Celebrating 33 years of Genbukai Shito-Ryu Karate in Beaumont Beaumont Karate-Do
Looking for a fun activity for your child, yourself or the whole family? Train together as a family or as an individual! Traditional martial arts training in a fun and fitness-focussed way. Training is designed for all body types (and ages) with the goal of building confidence, developing physical coordination and increasing cardiovascular fitness and body strength.
Classes run from September 14, 2020 to May 19, 2021
Monday Wednesday Friday
Beginner Juniors (ages 6-12) 6:30 to 7:30pm 6:30 to 7:30pmAdvanced Juniors (ages 12-15) 7:30 to 8:30pm 7:30 to 8:30pm 6:30 to 7:30pm Adult Classes (ages 18+) 7:30 to 9:00pm 7:30 to 9:00pm 6:30 to 8:30pm Brown/Black belts 9:00 to 9:30pm 9:00 to 9:30pm**Classes are held at the Ken Nichol Regional Recreation Centre
For more information please contact Sensei Kendall Watson: beaumontkarate-do@live.ca / 780-504-4475
Check us out on Facebook @BeaumontKarateDo https://beaumontkarate-do.com/
Discover the power of family music-making.
Serving Beaumont , AB (780)485-2332 mtprairiesky.com
COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS
Adult Sports Groups
Do you know an individual or group in your community who has made valuable contribution in a volunteer capacity that you would like to see recognized?
The Philip Ki Joon Oh Volunteer of the Year/Youth Volunteer of the Year Awards are presented during the City of Beaumont Annual Volunteer Appreciation Event. For details & nomination forms go to Beaumont.ab.ca/fcss.
Adult Co-Ed Drop-In Basketball/Volleyball John Jerke BADbball@outlook.com
Community Music Initatives Clarence DenBok 1-877-413-4810 (toll free) PO Box 4316 info@communitymusic.ca
dmonton AB T6E 4T3 www.communitymusic.ca
COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS
Educational / Library / Child Care
Académie Saint-André Academy Curt Baron, Principal 780-929-2961
Do you know an individual or group in your community who has made valuable contribution in a volunteer capacity that you would like to see recognized?
The Philip Ki Joon Oh Volunteer of the Year/Youth Volunteer of the Year Awards are presented during the City of Beaumont Annual Volunteer Appreciation Event. For details & nomination forms go to Beaumont.ab.ca/fcss.
5811 Eaglemont Street curt.baron@starcatholic.ab.ca
Beaumont AB T4X 0X1 www.sa.starcatholic.ab.ca
Bibliotheque de Beaumont/Beaumont Library Andrea Ciochetti 780-929-2665 5700 49 Street library@beaumontlibrary.com Program Coordinator
Beaumont AB T4X 1S7 andrea@beaumontlibrary.com www.beaumontlibrary.com
Black Gold Regional School Trustee Robyn Steed 780-929-7670 robyn.steed@blackgold.ca www.blackgold.ca
École Beau Meadow School Jennifer O’Brien, Principal 780-929-2175 4322 44 Street jennifer.obrien@blackgold.ca
Beaumont AB T4X 1K3 ebms.blackgold.ca
École Beau Meadow School Council Chairperson – Eva Kryzanowski 780-929-2175 4322 44 Street jennifer.obrien@blackgold.ca 780-929-6063
Beaumont AB T4X 1K3
École Beaumont Composite High School Chris Stiles, Principal 780-929-6282 5417 43 Avenue chris.stiles@blackgold.ca Kelly Chartrand 780-929-2840 Beaumont AB T4X 1K1 esbchs.blackgold.ca (school community use booking agent)
École Bellevue School Jennifer E-Khatib, Principal 780-929-8663 5103 50 Avenue jennifer.elkhatib@blackgold.ca
Beaumont AB T4X 1K4 ebs.blackgold.ca
École Bellevue School Council Chairperson 780-929-8663 5103 50 Avenue jennifer.elkhatib@blackgold.ca
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs Roberta Lalonde 780-974-2519 Box 90044 Montalet PO empoweringwe@gmail.com
Beaumont, AB T4X 0C8 www.empoweringwe.com
Family History Club Carole Hudson 780-929-8031 or 4816 55 Avenue gchudson@ocii.com 780-932-8031 (cell) Beaumont AB T4X 1J8 www.familysearch.org
COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS
Kin Club of Beaumont Kathleine Emerson
Knights of Columbus Paul Pritchard
Our Lady of the Hill Council 13064
Leduc & District Victim Services
Leduc Community Hospital Foundation Colleen Zimmerman
778-241-4598
780-980-7232
780-980-4536
Do you know an individual or group in your community who has made valuable contribution in a volunteer capacity that you would like to see recognized?
The Philip Ki Joon Oh Volunteer of the Year/Youth Volunteer of the Year Awards are presented during the City of Beaumont Annual Volunteer Appreciation Event. For details & nomination forms go to Beaumont.ab.ca/fcss.
PO Box 90053 Montalet PO beaumontkinclub@gmail.com
Beaumont AB T4X 0C8 #kinclubbeaumont Fb: Beaumont kin
Box 18 4901 55 Avenue whitehamster@hotmail.com
Beaumont AB T4X 1M9 www.saintvitalparish.com/k-of-c/
1, 4119 50 Street www.leducvictimservices.ca
Leduc AB T9E 7L9
Leduc Community Hospital lchfoundation@ahs.ca Executive Director 4210 48 Street www.lchfoundation.ca
Confidential telephone information. Crisis counseling/referrals to treatment program and related services. www.albertahealthservices.com
Provides support, and prevention resources on alcohol, drugs and gambling addictions. www.albertahealthservices.com
Offers a recovery program for individuals affected by family or friends who are problem drinkers. Call for Beaumont Meetings www.al-anon-edmonton.org
Recovery Group: Tuesdays at 7:30pm, Beaumont Community Church basement (5423 - 55 St, south west door entrance); Fridays at 8:30pm, St. Vital Catholic Church Basement (south east parking lot door) www.edmontonaa.org
Support group for individuals or families dealing with or concerned about substance abuse/addiction. www.pepsociety.ca
Suicide bereavement support for individuals, families, or group support for anyone who is grieving a loss to suicide. www.Edmonton.cmha.ca COMMUNITY INFORMATION & REFERRAL
211 Edmonton Community Service Referral
780.482.4636
Alberta Supports 1.877.644.9992
Employment & Financial Supports
780.980.0557
Service Alberta Call Centre
780.310.0000
COUNSELLING SERVICES
Beaumont Counseling Services (FCSS)
780.929.1006
AHS - Leduc Addiction and Mental Health Services
780.986.2660
Karunia Counselling 587.274.3939
Level Up Leadership Consulting and Psychology
780.908.3182
Tacit Knowledge: Counselling and Workshop Services 780.803.5501 587.985.8673
Leduc & District Victim Services 780.980.7232
Information on health, human services, community resources and government assistance. www.ab.211.ca
Helps you find and apply for family and social support or ask about any Alberta Government program. www.alberta.ca/alberta-supports
Employment support programs. www.alberta.ca/alberta-supports.aspx
Information for the Province of Alberta that will connect you to provincial departments and services.
Short term subsidized counseling for individuals, couples or families. Fees based on a sliding scale. www.beaumont.ab.ca
Provides mental health assessment and treatment to individuals, experiencing emotional, behavioral or mental health issues. No fee.
Families, couples and individual therapy www.karunia.ca
Children and youth mental health with home-based support. www.levelupleadershipconsulting.com
One-to-one, couples and family counselling for teens and adults; professionaldevelopment training sessions for staff/teams; psycho-educational workshops for community members. www.tacitknows.com
Provides support, information and referrals to victims of crime and tragedy through staff and trained volunteers. www.leducvictimservices.ca
Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton
(24 hrs.)
Kids help line, counselors available for support and referral for children who need help. Telephone or online counseling. www.kidshelpphone.ca
Counselling for adults and children. Public education for schools & community groups. 24 hours Crisis Line for sexual assault victims. www.sace.ab.ca
DISABILITIES
Family Support for Children With Disabilities
780.644.1636
Leduc Linx Connect Centre
780.980.9429
Persons With Developmental Disabilities –Edmonton (PDD Edmonton)
780.427.4354
Bridges –FASD (Fetal Alcohol, Spectrum Disorder)
780.955.4599
Robin Hood Association – Early Intervention Program
780.640.9401 ext. 222
FAMILY VIOLENCE INFORMATION
Family Violence Information Line
780.310.1818
The Today Family Violence Help Centre
780.455.6880
Rise Up
780.739.7473
A Safe Place (Strathcona Shelter Ltd.)
780.464.7233 1.877.252.7233
Camrose Women’s Shelter
1.877.672.1010
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Alberta Works (Alberta Human Services)
780.980.0557 After hrs.780.644.5135
Child Tax Benefit
1.800.387.1193
Maintenance Enforcement Program
780.422.5555
Money Mentors
1.888.294.0076
Service Canada
1.800.622.6232
HOUSING/FOOD/CLOTHING
Beaumont/Nisku Christmas Elves
Community Threads
780.929.6444
Leduc and District Food Bank
780.986.5333
Leduc Regional Housing Foundation
780.986.2814
Provides services to children with disabilities. www.humanservices.alberta.ca/disability-services
Service for individuals with disabilities. www.linxconnect.ca
PDD provides coordination and access to supports for adults with developmental disabilities. www.pdd.org/edmonton
Support program for men and women who have strong indicators, or a diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder.
Provides a variety of services through the Early Intervention Program to individuals with special needs and/or developmental delays. www.robinhoodassoc.com
Provides information about family violence as well as advice and support.
Provides support and information for individuals impacted by family violence. www.thetodaycentre.ca
Rise Up provides counselling, support, education, hope and healing to those impacted by domestic abuse. www.riseupsociety.ca
24 hours per day, 7 days per week. The shelter is for women and children who are in crisis. www.asafeplace.ca
Women’s Shelter assists individuals and families experiencing the effects of family violence to work towards a lifestyle free of abuse www.Camrosewomenshelter.org
Income Support Benefits and Employment Support Program. www.employment.alberta.ca
Provides a full range of information on the Canada Child Tax Benefit. www.cra-arc.gc.ca
Enforces maintenance orders for child support and spousal support. To give anonymous tips about a debtor call 780-401-TIPS. www.justice.alberta.ca/mep
Financial information and services; personal money coaching, debt solutions, on-line and group seminars. www.moneymentors.ca
Offers access to a wide range of Government of Canada programs: EI, OAS and CPP www.servicecanada.gc.ca
Provides Christmas hampers (food & gifts) to families in need. Intakes: (Self-referral) Beaumont FCSS @ 780-929-1006 www.bnchristmaselves.com
Providing free clothes to those who need. Every 3rd Thursday of the month. Contact Beaumont Community Church. www.beaumontcommunitychurch.ca
Emergency food hampers provided to individuals and families in need. Hours: Mon. Wed. Fri. 9 - 12 noon, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. www.leducfoodbank.ca
Provides affordable housing services to seniors, individuals and families of modest means. www.leducregionalhousing.ca
LEGAL/JUSTICE
Lawyer Referral - Law Society of Alberta 1.800.661.1095
Legal Aid Alberta 1.800.845.3425
Edmonton Community Legal Centre
780.702.1725
MEDICAL & HEALTH SERVICES
Alberta Health Services
Beaumont Public Health Centre
780.929.4822
Momentum Walk-in Counseling Society
780.757.0900
Alberta Health Services - Home Care
780.496.1300 780.980.4655
Health Link Alberta 811 780.408. LINK
Leduc/Beaumont/Devon Primary Care Network
780.986.6624
Rutherford Children’s Mental Health Clinic
780.342.2701 (Central Intake)
Terra-Centre for Teen Parents
780.428.3772
Free service to help find a lawyer www.lawsociety.ab.ca
Provides a range of legal services to low-income Albertans in a number of areas of law including family, criminal, and civil. www.legalaid.ab.ca
Provides legal information and advice for low to moderate income individuals. www.eclc.ca
Immunizations, New Mom’s Network classes, Speech Services, Health for Two Program. www.albertahealthservices.ca
Mental Health Triage, single session approach to counseling.
Short-term services for individuals on discharge from hospital & long-term services available for seniors & persons with disabilities. www.albertahealthservices.ca
Health advice and information 24 hours a day from registered nurses. www.myhealth.alberta.ca
Providing coordinated health services and evening medical appointments in Beaumont. Located at Stewart Medical Clinic.
Children and youth with mental health concerns can access mental health counselors/ psychiatrists.
Helping pregnant and parenting teens to develop self-reliance and skills to be successful parents. Available to teen moms up to age 19. www.terracentre.ca SENIORS
Alberta Health Seniors Services/Continuing Care 780.644.9992
Cycling Without Age
780.288.6068
Outreach Home Support Services
780.929.1006
Seniors Abuse Help Line
780.454.8888
Seniors Health Line 811 780.408.LINK
St. Vital Seniors Club 587.988.9598
SERVICES FOR CHILDREN/FAMILIES
Beaumont Indoor Playground 780.901.3146
Child Abuse Hotline 1.800.387. KIDS (5437 )
Child Care Subsidy Office 1.877.644.9992
Edmonton & Area Children’s Services
780.986.7869 780.427.3390 (after hours)
Information services and financial support for eligible seniors through a variety of programs, including Alberta Seniors Benefits. www.health.alberta.ca
Improve the lives of the elderly in Beaumont by promoting intergenerational relationships/ connections within the community. www.cyclingwithoutage.ca/beaumont/
Light housekeeping services for the elderly. Subsidies available (income tested). www.beaumont.ab.ca
Provides confidential and anonymous support and info. 24 hrs. a day to seniors and/or their caretakers concerned about seniors’ abuse. www.Albertaelderabuse.ca
24 hour information and support line for seniors.
Morning coffee, monthly music jam, pool, floor curling, bridge, bingo, cribbage, canasta, computer club, quilting, senior bus. www.beaumontseniors.net
Program for children 0-5 years providing an open play area with a variety of toys and activities. Tuesdays and Fridays 0930-1130.
24 hours. If you are aware of a child who is a victim of abuse or neglect, call the above number.
Information on Child Care and Stay-at-Home Parent subsidy program. www.humanservices.alberta.ca/finicialsupport
Family support and child intervention services, foster care, kinship care, adoption services, and Services for Children with Disabilities. HS.Reg6CFSA@gov.ab.ca
Leduc Strathcona Services for Children Dayhomes
780.986.3993
L’ École Des Petits
780.929.5445
Leduc Regional Parent Link Centre
780.955.2386
Ready Set Grow Preschool
780.929.2820
Seeds and Sprouts Childcare
780.737.5510
Sunshine Patch Daycare
780.929.2298
Southgate Medalion Day Home Agency
780.438.4012
Tiny Tots Playschool
780.929.2808
City of Beaumont Child Care Services
780.929.1263
YOUTH
Chantal Bérubé Youth Centre
780.929.5155
FCSS Youth Support
780-929-1006
Youth Empowerment & Support Services
780.468.7070 (24 hrs.)
Monitored licensed family day home child care in the community. www.servicesforchildren.ca
Pre-school providing an introduction to the French language through play and learning for 3 and 4 year olds. Lecoledespetits.ca
Programs for parents with children aged 0-6 years. Early childhood development (drop-in & registered play programs), parent education. www.leduc-county.com/fcss
Kindergarten readiness, to stimulate the social, cognitive, intellectual, physical and emotional aspects of each child. www.rsgpreschool.ca
Accredited Childcare Services for children aged 12 months to 12 years. Bus transportation available for schools within Beaumont. www.seedsandsproutsdaycare.com
Accredited Childcare Services for children aged 12 months to 12 years. www.sunshinepatch.ca
Offering monitored high quality contracted child care in the community. www.southgatemedallion.com
Non-profit Playschool for children age 3-5 years. Offers morning and afternoon classes. Facebook page : Beaumont Tiny tots Playschool
Accredited child care for children 0-5 years, and grade 1 to age 12 at the school age site. Transportation provided to and from school. www.beaumont.ab.ca
Drop-in Centre for youth aged 12-17. Variety of recreational, educational and preventative programming. www.beaumont.ab.ca Facebook: Chantal Bérubé Youth Centre
Support for youth and parents. Issues covered: parent/teen conflict, anger management, self-esteem, and healthy relationships.
24 hr. phone & walk-in service for youth in crisis. Counseling & referral, emergency residential care, food, healthcare & clothing. www.yess.org
Beaumont Family and Community Support Services
• Community Support
• Chantal Bérubé Youth Center
• Family Support
• Childcare Services
• Early Childhood Development Support • Asset Building • Seniors Services
Family Violence prevention, education & awareness
Good Neighbour Program
Youth Services
You can help prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Alberta. Prevention starts with awareness.
Practice physical distancing
Self-isolate if you’re feeling sick
Wash your hands frequently
Cover coughs and sneezes
Avoid touching your face
Do not travel outside of Canada
PRACTICE PHYSICAL DISTANCING
All Albertans have a responsibility to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Take steps to protect yourself and others:
Limit the number of times you leave your home
Stay at least 2 meters away from others when you go out for groceries, medical trips, and other essential needs
Have groceries or other items delivered if possible
If you go outside for fresh air maintain 2 meters distance from others
Avoid overcrowding in elevators and other enclosed spaces
Wash your hands after touching communal surfaces such as handrails, handles
Postpone family visits, friend gatherings, and group outings, especially if household or family members are senior citizens or have high-risk medical conditions
Do not gather with other people if you have a fever or a cough, even if symptoms appear to be mild.
Obey all mandatory self-isolation requirements and mass gathering restrictions n ow in place in Alberta.
Legally enforceable public health measures are in place to limit the time Albertans spend in contact with each other. Anyone violating these restrictions is now subject to fines.
MONITOR YOUR SYMPTOMS
COVID-19 symptoms are similar to influenza and other respiratory illnesses. Symptoms can include:
cough
fever
shortness of breath
runny nose
sore throat
If you have any of these symptoms stay home and self-isolate; do not go to an ER or medical clinic Call Health Link at 8-1-1 for more information. Services are available in 240 languages.
SELF ISOLATE
You are legally required to self-isolate for:
14 days if you returned from international travel or are a close contact of a person with COVID-19
10 days if you have a cough, fever, shortness of breath, runny nose, or sore throat that is not related to a pre-existing illness or health condition
If you are self-isolating:
Stay home do not go to work, social events or any other public areas or community settings
Avoid close contact with other people, including household members but especially seniors and people with chronic conditions or compromised immune systems
Do not use public transportation or ride sharing
Do not go for walks in public places. This includes children in mandatory self-isolation.
If you go outside, you must remain on private property not accessible by others.
If you live in an apartment building or high-rise, you must stay inside and cannot use the elevators or stairwells. If your balcony is private and at least 2 metres away from other balconies, you may use your balcony to get fresh air.
HELP RELAUNCH, SAFELY
Isolate if you’re feeling sick
When out, maintain physical distancing of 2 metres
Wash your hands frequently for at least 20 seconds with warm water and soap
Cover coughs and sneezes and stay home if you are sick
Avoid touching your face
Wear a mask in public places where keeping a distance of 2 metres is difficult
