Seniors Service Directory

SENIORS SERVICES DIRECTORY

Helpful Information for People 55+ in Beaumont

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Get Out, Get Social & Get Informed Coffee & Refreshments will be provided.

FCSS offers informative sessions in a social setting and include topics such as, Wills & Estate planning, Active Living, Internet Safety and more.

To register or for more information call 780-929-1006 or email kaylene.mckinney@beaumont.ab.ca

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Table of Contents Seniors Outreach....................................................................................2 Federal Government - Benefits.........................................................3 Provincial Government.........................................................................4 Places to Go..............................................................................................6 Health and Support................................................................................. 7 Subsidized Housing for Seniors........................................................11 Food............................................................................................................. 12 Transportation......................................................................................... 13 Safety........................................................................................................... 14 Estate Planning....................................................................................... 16 Funeral Homes........................................................................................ 17 Government Agencies to Contact When a Senior Dies..............................................................................18

Family & Community Support Services Located at: 5817 Rue Eaglemont Community Development Coordinator Senior Services and Community Support Kaylene McKinney FCSS Phone (780) 929-1006 Email: kaylene.mckinney@beaumont.ab.ca beaumont.ab.ca

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Seniors Outreach Beaumont FCSS Seniors Outreach 780-929-1006 • Provides information regarding programs and services for seniors and families caring for seniors.

• Assists with the completion of forms for various government programs. Please phone for an appointment.

• One-on-one support is available to connect seniors and adults with disabilities to available resources in their communities.

• Subsidized counselling available to eligible residents.

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Outreach Home Support is a year-round light housekeeping service that clients may access on a weekly or monthly basis. Call 780-929-1006 for more information.

Federal Government – Benefits The website for federal benefits is canada.ca. Call 1-800-206-7218 or visit Service Canada, located in Millbourne Market Mall. Address: 148 38 Ave NW & Millwoods Road, Edmonton, AB T6K 3L6.

Canada Pension Plan (CPP) • If you have contributed to the CPP, you can apply as early as age 60 for benefits.

• You need to apply at least six months before you want to receive your CPP retirement benefits.

Old Age Security (OAS) • If you are 65 or older and have lived in Canada for a minimum of 10 years after your 18th birthday, you will be sent a form to apply for OAS six months before you turn 65.

• You do not need to provide proof of birth with your application.

• If you were born in Canada and have lived in Canada your whole life, you do not need to prove your legal residence status.

Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) • The GIS is an additional monthly benefit for seniors who receive OAS pension and have a low income.

• You must apply for this benefit.

• If you are married or in a common-law relationship, you will be asked to send documentation as proof of your relationship.

• You do not need to reapply yearly for GIS as this will occur by filing your tax return.

• If you marry or separate, it may affect your benefits. Your GIS is automatically added to your OAS cheque.

Veteran Affairs 1-866-522-2122

Spousal Allowance • If you are between 60 and 64 and your spouse or common-law partner is receiving OAS, you may qualify for the allowance to help bridge your income until you turn 65.

• You must apply for this allowance.

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Provincial Government Alberta Health and Wellness 780-427-1432 Call for forms to apply.

Alberta Blue Cross 780-498-8000 Alberta Blue Cross coverage for seniors provides coverage for seniors, their spouses and eligible dependents up to $25,000 in health related benefits per person/year.

Seventy per cent of prescription drug costs are covered and seniors pay up to $25 per prescription or refill.

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Alberta Seniors Benefits (ASB) 780-644-9992 • Alberta Seniors Financial Assistance Application package • Special Needs Assistance

Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) 780-427-0731 • AADL is a cost share program for equipment and supplies •

Community Aids for Independent Living (CAIL) is a program that assists individuals to obtain medical equipment and or supplies. Equipment or supplies are authorized by Home Care (Central Intake 780-496-1300)

Health Link Alberta 780-408-5465 or 811 Health information 24 hours a day from registered nurses

Primary Care Network (PCN) 780-986-6624 After Hours Clinic, Seniors Clinic, Chronic Disease Management Program within Leduc, Beaumont and Devon. Doctor’s referral will connect you with PCN services.

Home Care: Central Intake 780-496-1300 Home Care makes assessments for in home care, respite and long term care Seniors Abuse Helpline 780-454-8888 (24 hours) Seniors Abuse Helpline Crisis Support Centre

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Places to Go Seniors Centre St. Vital Seniors Club 780-929-6039 Beaumont, AB • Offers social and recreation activities.

• Membership fees apply.

Seniors Drop-in Drop-in and meet other club members, find out what’s new in the community and enjoy a coffee.

Second Glance Clothes Ltd. 5607 B - 50 St., Leduc, AB T9E 6Z7 780-986-1450 Hours: Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 6 pm Second Glance accepts donations of clothing and household items, utilizing these items for resale in the store.

Proceeds generated from the sale of donated items provide the basis for the donation program.

Second Glance’s donation program assists many local community groups. Applications for the donation program are available at the store and may be picked up during regular store hours.

Volunteers are crucial to the operation of Second Glance.

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Beaumont Sports and Recreation Centre 5001 Rue Eaglemont, 780-929-7946 Seniors (60+) are eligible for free access to the pool at the BSRC (Aqua-Fit) between 12:00 pm-4:00 pm every day. This includes Aqua-Fit swim classes on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.

Beaumont Public Library The Beaumont Public Library provides free membership to residents of the City. For more information about programs and courses for adults, please call the library at 780-929-2665.

Health and Support Health Link Alberta 780-408-LINK (5465) Registered nurses are available to provide health advice and information 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

They provide comprehensive information on services and programs offered by Capital Health.

Primary Care Network (PCN) 780-986-6624 The PCN is a community-focused initiative developed by Capital Health, Alberta Health and Wellness, and physicians from the communities of Leduc, Devon, Beaumont, and Calmar so patients can have improved access to health services.

The physicians identified gaps in services and came up with the following services: • The After Hours Clinic • A Seniors Clinic (referral only) • A Chronic Disease Management Program, which includes a pharmacy consultant, a social worker, and a registered nurse.

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The PCN provides ongoing bereavement support groups and is looking at developing more groups to support people dealing with chronic disease.

Leduc Community Mental Health Clinic 780-986-2660 Therapists provide professional help for people experiencing severe or persistent mental disorders or moderate to severe emotional distress.

Distress Line 780-482-4357 Offers confidential, non-judgmental supportive listening service for anyone in distress. Help is also provided for suicide and violent situations.

Beaumont After Hours Clinic Beaumont Medical 780-929-6050 5001A - 50 Avenue Monday – Thursday, 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Leduc Community Hospital 780-986-7711 4219 - 50 St., Leduc, AB T9E 5Z3 The Leduc Community Hospital provides inpatient medical and surgical care, general and specialized day surgery, rehabilitation programs, laboratory services, diagnostic imaging (x-ray, ultrasound, etc.), specialized outpatient clinics, and a 24 hour emergency department.

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Devon General Hospital 780-342-7000 101 Erie St. South, Devon, AB T9G 1A6 The Devon General Hospital is an acute care and continuing care facility. Services include a laboratory and radiology services and a 24 hour emergency service.

Alzheimer Support, Edmonton 780-488-2266 The Alzheimer Society of Alberta and the Northwest Territories is a great source of information for caregivers who are dealing with a family member with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia.

Additional health services include public health, home care, adult day program, diabetes education, speech language, rehabilitation services, community nutrition, and mental health.

A home visit can be arranged through the First Link program to provide information and set up support services.

Community Care Access, Home Care 780-496-1300 Community Care Services provide an integrated system of health and personal support services to clients based on assessed need and refers to the nearest home care office. Services are provided in clients’ homes, supportive living environments, and continuing care facilities.

Requests for equipment only are forwarded to Aids to Daily Living.

Emergency Response Support Services Lifeline 780-471-2175 Lifeline is an easy-to-use personal response service that ensures older adults living at home get quick assistance when needed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Telecare 780-431-3630 Help is a push-of-a-button away. Highly trained operators immediately contact the appropriate help 24 hours a day.

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Alzheimer Support, Leduc 780-980-7115 The Leduc Alzheimer support group is designed for caregivers who want to gather information, share experiences, and receive support to cope more effectively in caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia.

Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month at 10 am at the Peace Lutheran Church (4608 48A St. Leduc). Dates are changed if Monday is a holiday.

Caregivers can become isolated, lonely, and burned out when they are constantly monitoring a person with Alzheimer’s disease. It is important for caregivers to contact Home Care to periodically arrange respite so they can have a break.

Leduc Adult Day Support Program at Leduc Alliance 780-980-3064 5503 Blackgold Drive, Leduc, AB Call for information or to make a referral.

The Telford Day Program provides structured recreation, socialization, exercises, and a nutritious meal to dependent adults who live in Leduc and surrounding communities. The program runs Mondays and Fridays from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm Northern Alberta Brain Injury Society (NABIS) 780-477-7575 The NABIS is a non-profit organization that supports northern Albertans and their families who have been affected by brain injuries. The society’s mission is to promote an optimal lifestyle for individuals affected by a brain injury.

Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) 780-453-8310 12010 - Jasper Ave., Edmonton, AB Low vision rehabilitation services are available at the CNIB. Call the Edmonton coordinator of the Seniors Vision Loss Program for more information.

Leduc Sightseekers Low Vision Group 780-980-8152 The Leduc Sightseekers support group meets at Telford House the first Tuesday of the month from 10 am to 11:30 am This group provides information, peer support, and connection for those coping with vision loss.

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The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Alberta 780-451-4545

Five Warning Signs of a Stroke: 1 WEAKNESS: Sudden weakness in the face, arms, legs.

Stroke Recovery Association of Leduc (SRA) SRA Mission Statement: • To assist stroke survivors and their caregivers

2 TROUBLE SPEAKING: Or understanding speech.

• To bring hope for recovery by presenting: - Informative speakers; - Newsletters with educational information including survivor’s stories, humour, and mind exercises.

Support Meetings Come and join us for education and fellowship.

Meetings are held at Telford House at 7 pm on the first Monday of the month (except January, June - September). For more information, please call Jean L. at 780-985-3042.

3 VISION PROBLEMS: Sudden loss of vision.

4 HEADACHE: Sudden, severe, and unusual.

5 DIZZINESS: Sudden loss of balance or coordination.

If you experience any of the warning signs of a stroke, call 911 immediately.

Recognizing A Stroke in Another Person: • FACE: Smile and see if one side of the face droops.

• ARMS: Raise both arms. Does one arm drop down?

• SPEECH: Say a short phrase and check for slurred or strange speech.

• TIME: If the answer to any of these is yes, call 911 right away and write down the time when symptoms started.

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Subsidized Housing for Seniors Leduc Foundation 780-986-2814 5118A 50 Ave., Leduc, AB leducfoundation.ca Email: info@leducfoundation.ca Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm The Leduc Foundation provides housing for seniors 65 or older in communities within Leduc County.

Self-contained apartments or lodge accommodation is available. Apartments are located in Leduc, Devon, Calmar, Beaumont, Thorsby, and New Sarepta. Lodges are located in Leduc and Warburg.

Tenants/residents pay 30 percent of their gross monthly income for rent. Additional services or supports are supplied at an extra cost.

Seniors waiting to take advantage of housing options must complete an application form, have a medical form completed by their doctor, submit their previous year’s tax information, and go for an interview.

Applications can be obtained from the office or the website leducfoundation.ca.

Applicants who are approved are put on a waiting list by priority.

Greater Edmonton Foundation 780-463-4458 14220 - 109 Ave. NW, Edmonton, AB T5N 4B3 housingforseniors.org Email: housinginfo@gef.org The Greater Edmonton Foundation offers subsidized, supportive, and independent housing for seniors who are 65 and over at over 20 locations in Edmonton.

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Food WeCan Food Co-op 780-986-2138 4614 - 48 St., Leduc, AB (United Church) Looking for ways to stretch your food budget?

The WeCan Food Co-op operates monthly to provide families and individuals with an opportunity to access nutritious food at an affordable price. A membership fee entitles people to purchase food from the Co-op.

Food Bank 780-986-5333 #201 6051 B 47 St. Hours: Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9 am to noon and 1 pm to 4 pm An emergency food source available to individuals and families in need who live in Leduc County.

Please call to arrange an appointment if you need to access the food bank for the first time.

The Food Bank is a registered charity that relies on the community for donations of time, food, and finances.

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Heart to Home Meals 1-800-786-6113 Heart to Home Meals has over 200 frozen meals, soups and desserts to choose from as well as products for special dietary needs. Each is designed by our chef and dietitian, and as a result you get the great flavour and the necessary nutrition. All you have to do is select the meals, order and our friendly drivers will deliver them direct to your home.

Transportation St. Vital Bus 587-988-9598 5204A-50th Avenue, Beaumont, Alberta T4X 1E3 Available through St. Vital Seniors center

Driving Miss Daisy 780-462-4580 Offers reliable and safe accompaniment and an array of other support services, such as: • Medical and dental appointments • Grocery and personal shopping

Drive Happiness 780-424-5438 10740 19 Ave NW Edmonton, AB T6J 6W9 A not-for-profit charitable organization that provides assisted transportation services to seniors in the Greater Edmonton Area.

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Safety Protect Yourself from Identity Theft Don’t disclose personal information about your finances, bank accounts, credit cards, social insurance, birth certificate, drivers licence, and passport numbers to anyone who can’t provide a legitimate reason for needing the information.

Criminals can use your personal information to obtain credit cards, identification cards, mortgages, and loans in your name.

Shred any unwanted personal information such as bank statements, credit card bills, unwanted receipts, cheques, pre-approved credit applications, and old tax returns.

Check your credit report yearly.

Some Indicators of Suspicious Behaviour • Promise of a valuable prize in return for a low cost purchase.

• Calls, emails, or mailings offering international bonds or lottery tickets, a portion of a foreign dignitary’s bank account, free vacations, credit repair, or schemes with unlimited income potential.

• Large sums of money taken from your bank account.

• Problems with your credit card statement or credit rating.

• If you suspect you are being followed, cross the street, go to the nearest home/service station/ business, and call the police.

• Be cautious of any stranger approaching your vehicle. If you feel you are in danger, press the horn repeatedly in short blasts as this will attract attention.

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How To Report a Crime • If it is an emergency or the crime is currently in progress, CALL 911.

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If you wish to remain anonymous, call CRIMESTOPPERS at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

Crimestoppers is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call when you are alone to maintain your anonymity. Crimestoppers does not subscribe to call display.

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Call your local RCMP detachment at 780-929-7410. Ask to speak to an officer about a crime and an RCMP member will talk to as soon as possible.

The Beaumont RCMP detachment is located at 5501 Magasin Ave. If you cannot make it to the detachment, ask for the officer to come to you.

Every effort will be made to help you. The RCMP will not disclose the identity of people who report a crime without their consent.

Tips When Reporting a Suspected Crime • Identify the crime.

• Provide the date, time, and location of the crime if possible.

• If known, supply the suspect’s name, address, place of work, and phone number or any portion of this information.

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Give a physical description of the suspect (sex, age, race, accent, facial features, height, weight, hair colour and length, glasses, scars/marks, tattoos, facial hair).

• If a weapon is involved, describe it and its location.

• If a vehicle is involved, describe it (the make, model, colour, and license plate information).

• Call the Kid’s Help Phone at 1-800-668-6868 or go to kidshelpphone.ca.

• If something was stolen, describe the item(s).

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Call the Seniors Abuse Hotline anytime at 780-454-8888 if someone is making decisions about your life that you don’t agree with.

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Call the RCMP if you’ve been hit, hurt, or threatened with harm: - Beaumont 780-929-7410 - Victim Services 780-980-7232

Your Personal Boundaries Have Been Crossed When: • Someone has asked you to do something that is uncomfortable to you.

• You feel like you are too much trouble and need to get away from family or friends.

• Someone close to you is intimidating you and you feel like you are walking on egg shells.

• Call 911 if you are in life-threatening danger

• You give in when someone forces you to do some thing you don’t want to do.

• You’ve been hit, threatened, had your property damaged, forced to sign documents you don’t agree with or are being followed or watched.

Who Can You Call For Help • Call City of Beaumont FCSS Counselling Services at 780-929-1006 or the 24-hour Support Network Distress Line at 780-482-4357 to talk with someone.

• Call the Alberta Human Rights Line at 780-427-7661 if your rights have been violated.

• Call Child Services at 780-986-7869 if you strongly suspect child abuse.

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Estate Planning This information was obtained from the Legal Resource Centre, a non-profit society that works to provide Albertans with reliable information regarding their legal rights and responsibilities. The information contained in this section is not legal advice.

Personal Directive A Personal Directive appoints a person or persons to make non-financial decisions for you while you are alive but when you do not have the mental ability to make decisions for yourself.

The person you appoint as your “Agent� will be permitted to make decisions for you regarding health care, housing, and treatment.

Alberta law does not allow anyone to automatically make decisions for you, not even your spouse or your family. By making a Personal Directive, you are appointing someone to make decisions for you based upon your expressed wishes. You should discuss your wishes with your Agent so your Agent will know what is important to you.

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have been declared mentally incapacitated and is only valid until you die or you are determined to have regained your mental ability. You may include in your Personal Directive whom will be responsible for deciding your capacity.

You may contact the Office of the Public Guardian at 780-422-1868 to receive a form for creating your own Personal Directive. You can also print a Personal Directive form from the following website: alberta.ca/personaldirective You can also register your Personal Directive with the Office of the Public Guardian. Health Care Professionals can access the registry to find out if you have a Personal Directive and contact your Agent. Personal Directives must adhere to the Personal Directives Act in order to be valid.

Enduring Power of Attorney An Enduring Power of Attorney helps you look after your financial affairs while you are still alive and gives the person that you choose the right to act on your behalf regarding financial matters.

You may create a document that takes effect immediately and continues on once you lose mental capacity, or takes effect once you lose mental capacity.

“Mental capacity” refers to your ability to understand information and make informed choices. Generally, assessments by two medical practitioners are required to determine mental capacity.

It is important to seek legal advice prior to creating an Enduring Power of Attorney, especially if your financial affairs are complex.

You may also create your own Enduring Power of Attorney. In Alberta, this document must be in writing. It must be signed by you and a witness in the presence of each other. This witness must be an independent third party. An Enduring Power of Attorney must adhere to the Powers of Attorney Act in order to be valid.

Wills The purpose of a Will is to pass your belongings to the people that you want to have them after you die. Making a Will is voluntary and optional. Your wishes need to be in writing and must adhere to the specific conditions of the Wills Act (Alberta).

You can have a lawyer draw up your Will. This can be costly, but is definitely more advantageous.

Lawyers are skilled and have experience with complicated estates.

You can also make your own Will by purchasing a kit or downloading forms from the internet. It is very important to follow all directions carefully in order for your Will to be valid. This option is much quicker and costs much less. You can receive a free half hour consultation from a lawyer by calling the Lawyer Referral Service at 1-800-661-1095.

Funeral Homes Hainstock & Son Funeral Chapel Ltd. 780-986-2151 4802 - 47 Ave., Leduc, AB

Serenity Funeral Service 780-980-3688 4702 - 51 Ave., Leduc, AB

Hainstock’s Funeral Home and Crematoria 780-440-2999 9810 34 Ave., Edmonton, AB

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Government Agencies to Contact When a Senior Dies Source: The Sage Information Directory

Note: Agencies often require a copy of the death certificate from the funeral home.

Pensions Notify Service Canada at 1-800-277-9914 To apply for: Old Age Security, Guaranteed Income Supplement, Spouse’s Allowance, and Canada Pension Plan (Retirement Pension, Disability Pension, Survivor’s Benefit, and Death Benefit), give the name and Social Insurance Number of the deceased and the date of death.

Income Tax Canada Revenue Agency 1-800-959-8281 9700 Jasper Ave. NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 4C8 Put the Social Insurance Number of the deceased on a copy of the death certificate and send it to Canada Revenue. After completing the final income tax return, complete the form requesting a Certificate of Clearance to wind up the account.

Alberta Seniors Benefit 780-427-7876 10405 Jasper Ave. NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 4R7 Give the name and personal health number of the deceased and the date of death.

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Alberta Health 780-427-1432 Notify Alberta Health to cancel Alberta Health Care Insurance Coverage for the deceased.

Alberta Blue Cross 780-498-8000 10009 - 108 St., Edmonton, AB T5J 3C5 If the surviving spouse is over 65, a new card will be issued.

Motor Vehicle If a vehicle is registered in the name of the deceased person, contact a registry agent to transfer the vehicle’s ownership. The registry agent will need to see the vehicle registration, insurance policy, and death certificate. The deceased person’s driver’s license needs to be given to the registry agent.

Ensure the name of the deceased is removed from any car insurance policies by contacting the insurance company.

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Leduc Eldercare Consultation Team Your doctor is a member of the LBD PCN. You can access all LBD PCN programs & services.

The Leduc Beaumont Devon Primary Care Network provides a specialized geriatric assessment service for seniors who have chronic, complex health issues.

Our goal is to ensure seniors living in Leduc, Beaumont, Devon, Calmar and Leduc County enjoy optimal health and quality of life while remaining in the community for as long as possible.

We accept referrals for the following conditions: • cognitive/behavioural concerns; • functional decline (falls, mobility issues); • review of medications; • capacity assessment.

This program is by referral from a Leduc Beaumont Devon Primary Care Network physician ONLY.

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Beaumont FCSS supports families and individuals in all life stages through prevention focused programs, supported referral and information to promote and maintain social wellness for a healthy community.

What FCSS staff can provide • Complete income taxes returns at no cost to low income residents • Assist with applications and forms for government programs, pensions and subsidies • Provide subsidy for counselling

Individual Support Services Provides supported information and referrals to ensure residents are matched with appropriate resources

Youth Center & Services Provides mentorship and a safe place for youth in the community

• Provide solution focused counselling to youth •

Provide supported referrals and information about other community resources such as housing, food, legal services, health, mental health, income support, family violence resources, etc.

• Assist seniors to maintain their independence through subsidized housekeeping service and Government program navigation

Community Support Community development, engagement events and partnerships

Beaumont Family & Community Support Services

Quality Childcare Services Provide high quality childcare early learning childcare center and the school age site

• Complete Christmas elves intakes • Answer parenting questions, provide parenting tips and activities for children • Provide information about Child development, health and other aspects of family life to enhance parenting skills and family stability

Family Support Provide prevention focused programs and activities that enhance the quality of life of Beaumont families

Seniors Support Services Provide s programming to help maintain independence and enhance quality of life

• Refer to programs that offer support to new parents and support to early learning and care providers • Community Support through grants and subsidies • Partnerships with school to offer children and youth programming • One-to-one support • Host workshops for youth addressing a variety of topics

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Family & Community Support Services Located at: 5817 Rue Eaglemont Community Development Coordinator Senior Services and Community Support Kaylene McKinney FCSS Phone (780) 929-1006 Email: kaylene.mckinney@beaumont.ab.ca beaumont.ab.ca