Spring Program Guide 2024

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Table of Contents

Community Events

PAINTTHEICE!

April 5

Public Skate: 2:30pm-3:30pm

Painting: 3:30pm-5:30pm FREE

Join us for a public skate and then for a creative afternoon as we PAINT THE ICE before it is removed for the summer! Make sure to wear some old clothes that you don’t mind getting a little messy!

Skates will not be allowed on the surface after 3:30pm, helmets are recommended.

Thank you to for sponsoring this event!

COMMUNITY CLEAN UP COMMUNITY CLEAN UP COMMUNITY CLEAN UP

This is your chance to help clean up our community!

April 22-April 29

Sign Up Opens

April 8

Register your crew and the area you would like to clean by calling 780-849-8028 or in-person at the Multi-Rec Center.

Garbage bags, recycling bags and disposable nitrile gloves will be provided. Please be ready to provide the number of people in your crew, the size of gloves each participant will need and the area you would like to clean up.

Age Guidelines & Hours

Multi Recreation Centre

Children 7 years old and under MUST have direct supervision from an adult 16+years at all times

Children between 8-11 years old MUST have a responsible adult 16+years available in the building

Children between 12-17 years old can drop-in without supervision, however if the child is not following the code of conduct, we may have to call an adult to come supervise or pick up the child(ren)

Northern Lights Aquatic Centre

Children under 7 years of age MUST be within arms reach of a parent at at all times

Children 8+ years of age can drop-in without supervision

During family swims a parent MUST be in the water

Hours

April

Multi -Recreation Centre: Monday-Friday 8:00am-8:00pm

Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am-7:00pm

Closed April 1st

Play Center: Monday-Friday 10:00am-7:00pm

Saturday & Sunday 11:00am - 5:00pm

Closed April 1st

Northern Lights Aquatic Centre: Monday-Thursday 6:00am-9:30pm

Friday:11:30am-8:30pm

Saturday:10:30am-8:30pm

Sunday:12:00am-8:00pm

Reduced hours on holidays

May & June

Multi -Recreation Centre: Monday-Friday 8:00am-8:00pm

Saturday & Sunday: 12:00pm-5:00pm

Closed May 20th

Fieldhouse and Arenas will have closures between June 4-7.

Play Center: Monday-Friday 10:00am-7:00pm

Saturday & Sunday 12:00pm - 4:00pm

Closed May 20th

Northern Lights Aquatic Centre: Monday-Thursday 6:00am-9:30pm

Friday & Saturday:11:30am-8:30pm

Sunday:12:00am-8:00pm

Reduced hours on holidays

Facility Rental Fees

Rental Fees are priced per hour unless otherwise noted. Rental fees are based on the majority age using the facility.

Options for Low Income

L.E.A.P

The LEAP program provides access to the Town of Slave Lake recreation facilities for families and individuals in financial need that are living in the Town of Slave Lake.

Eligible LEAP cardholders are entitiled to a 50% course fee discount (to a maximum of $40.00) for 4 courses/year. (some programs may not qualify for a discount, cannot be used in combination with KidSport and/or JumpStart funding). In addition, participants will be issued a Multi Facility pass for FREE admissions throughout the year.

Come into the Multi Recreation Center to get a form.

KidSport Slave Lake

“We provide grants to help cover the costs of registration fees so that all kids aged 18 and under in Slave Lake can play a season of sport.

Our chapter accepts applications and administers grants of up to $300 per child/year, for kids who live in Slave Lake, or in one of the other communities we serve.”

https://kidsportcanada.ca/alberta/slave-lake/

JumpStart

“Financial Requirements

To be eligible for funding for one or more children, families must first meet specific financial criteria as per Revenue Canada’s Low-Income Cut-Offs (LICO) chart. Jumpstart uses the furthest column to the right of the chart for eligibility.

Other Funding Requirements

Children must fall between the ages of 4 - 18 years old. Funding is allocated to sustained programs that involve a sport or physical activity.

Programs should be a minimum of five weeks in duration and include at least one session per week. In the case of sports camps, the program must last at least five consecutive days for consideration.”

https://jumpstart.canadiantire.ca/pages/individual-child-grants

4. If you already have an ActiveNet account click on:

5. If you do not have an account click on and create an account.

6. At the bottom you will have a chance to add another family member.

7. After you have completed adding all family members, you will need to activate your account. Activenet will send you an email, you will have to verify your email address.

8.Once your account is verified you can log in, to your account and click on “activities”. It will take you to the page with all current activities that are open for registration.

We also take registration in-person or over the phone.

For aquatics call: 780-849-8639 or visit the Northern Lights Aquatic Centre

For all other programs call: 780-849-8028 or visit the Multi Recreation Centre

Fieldhouse & Track Schedule - APRIL

See page 13.

Multi-Sport: This is an open gym time. 2-3 sports can be occurring at the same time. This is on a first come, first serve basis. Options are: badminton, pickleball, volleyball & basketball. No full gym soccer will be allowed during this time.

Family Multi-Sport: This is a dedicated time for families to come and play in the fieldhouse. Choose from badminton, pickleball, basketball and soccer. Children must be accompanied by an adult 16+ years to attend.

Parent&Tot, Run & Play: There will be tunnels, balance boards, balls, mats and toys, for you and your little one to run out the zoomies. Intended for 12 months-8 years of age. Parents must stay with child at all times.

Soccer: All levels of soccer players welcome. This is a dedicated time for soccer, the full fieldhouse is available to come and play a non-competitive game.

Volleyball: All levels of volleyball players welcome. 2 courts will be set up every Friday for you to come and meet other volleyball players in the community.

Basketball: All levels of basketball players welcome. The back half of the fieldhouse house is open to play basketball.

Pickleball: Interested in playing pickleball or wanting to practice your skills more? All levels of pickleball players are welcome during the designated drop-in times.

Fieldhouse & Track Schedule - MAY & JUNE

Multi-Sport: This is an open gym time. 2-3 sports can be occurring at the same time. This is on a first come, first serve basis. Options are: badminton, pickleball, volleyball & basketball. No full gym soccer will be allowed during this time.

Family Multi-Sport: This is a dedicated time for families to come and play in the fieldhouse. Choose from badminton, pickleball, basketball and soccer. Children must be accompanied by an adult 16+ years to attend.

Parent&Tot, Run & Play: There will be tunnels, balance boards, balls, mats and toys, for you and your little one to run out the zoomies. Intended for 12 months-8 years of age. Parents must stay with child at all times.

Soccer: All levels of soccer players welcome. This is a dedicated time for soccer, the full fieldhouse is available to come and play a non-competitive game.

Volleyball: All levels of volleyball players welcome. 2 courts will be set up every Friday for you to come and meet other volleyball players in the community.

Basketball: All levels of basketball players welcome. The back half of the fieldhouse house is open to play basketball.

Pickleball: Interested in playing pickleball or wanting to practice your skills more? All levels of pickleball players are welcome during the designated drop-in times.

Badminton: Want to meet other badminton players in the community? Come play some badminton! This is a dedicated time for badminton, 3 courts will be set up.

*Schedule is subject to change

Ice Drop-In

Public Skate: Open to all ages. Children between the ages 8-11 must have an adult supervising in the arena, children 7 and under must have a responsible person 16+yrs on the ice with them. Helmets strongly recommended. No sticks or pucks.

Adult Stick & Puck: Must be 18+ years to attend. This is a time to practice your skills in a non-game setting. Helmets & gloves are mandatory.

Youth Stick & Puck: This a designated time for youth under the 17 years old to practice their skills in a non-game setting. If the child is under 7 years old a parent must be on the ice with them. If a child is between 8-12 years old a parent must be in the building.

Adult Shinny: Must be 18+yrs, full equipment is mandatory.

Dry Pad Drop-In

Adult Ball Hockey: Must be 18+ year to participate, gloves are mandatory.

Youth Ball Hockey: Gloves and a plastic blade are mandatory, helmets are strongly recommended If a child is between 7-12 years old a parent must be in the building.

Roller Skate Fridays: This is a designated time to try out roller skating! Roller blades will also allowed, the music will be on for a fun Friday evening.

Bikes & Scooters This is a designated time for children to practice their biking and scooter skills. Helmets are strongly recommended.

Multi Rec Centre Closed on May 20 for Victoria Day

No Dry Pad Programs on April 29 & from June 4-7

No Adult Shinny on June 6 and June 7

Reed's Rink Drop-In

7 yrs and under must be directly supervised by a responsible person that is 16 years +. 8 yrs - 11yrs must have a person within the facility that is 16+ years. You must bring your own mini stick and ball. Reed's Rink is free to use.

DAY DAY DAY

AGE 6-11 YEARS

CAMPS CAMPS CAMPS

Spring Break Camp

April 2nd-April 4th

P.D. DAY CAMPS:

April 19

May 10

May 17

June 7

-In-person at the Multi-Rec Centre, -Online at www.slavelake.ca or -Call the Multi-Rec Centre at 780-849-8028

$30.00/day

Drop off: 8:00-9:00am

Scheduled Activities: 9:00am-4:00pm

Pick up: 4:00-5:00pm

*We do not offer extended care after 5:00pm

Summer Splash

July 2nd- August 23rd

(No camp August 5)

Registration Opens on May 22 at 10:00am

-In-person at the Multi-Rec Centre,

-Online at www.slavelake.ca or

-Call the Multi-Rec Centre at 780-849-8028

*Child must have completed kindergarten.

*If your child requires an Aide at school, it is required they have an Aide for camp.

$30.00/day or $140.00/week

Registered Programs

Bike Rodeo: Join us for our annual Bike Rodeo at the Multi-Rec Centre Parking Lot.

What is the Bike Rodeo? This a chance for children to learn road safety while riding their bikes. An obstacle course will be set up in the parking lot for the children to go through and practice important skills such as: when to walk their bike, stopping, looking both ways and hand signals.

Ages: 7-12 years old

Registration Opens: April 2

*Must be on a 2-wheeled bike, no tricycles, training wheels, scooters*

Leaders In Training (L.I.T.): Looking to gain work experience and leadership skills this summer? With our L.I.T. program, youth will receive 8 hours of training and then volunteer for 1 week (40 hours) in our Summer Splash Program assisting our leaders in leading activities and supervising youth aged 5-11

Youth must have completed Grade 7, must be able to attend both training sessions and must commit to 1 week of Summer Splash.

Registration Opens: April 2

Y.E.S. (Youth Event Slave Lake): If you are in GR. 6-12, come join us once a month for a new activity.

Monday April 22 - All In Event - Board Games, Crafts, Movie & Food.

Thursday May 30 - Beach Party - Devonshire Beach.

*** Even though these events are free, registration is still necessary. ***

Day Camps: When school is out, join us at the Multi Rec Centre for a day filled with games, activities and adventures. Every day will be different! For ages 6-11 years old. (must have turned 6 by December 31, 2023).

Drop off : 8:00-9:00am

Scheduled Activities: 9:00am-4:00pm

Pick up: 4:00-5:00pm - **we do not have extended care for after 5:00pm.** **A parent letter will be emailed 24-48 hours before the day of camp which will provide details of the day**

Registration for Spring Break Camp: Open Now

Registration for P.D. Day Camps Opens: April 2, 2024

Registration for Summer Splash Opens: May 22, 2024

780-849-8028

www.slavelake.ca

Thursday May 23 4:30-6:00pm

Parking Lot at the MultiRecreation Centre Free Free

Training

Wednesday June 12

Wednesday June 19 4:30-8:30pm

Multi-Recreation Centre

Monday April 22 5:00-7:00pm

Multi-Purpose Room at Multi-Rec Centre

Thursday May 30 4:15-6:45pm

Beach Party at Devonshire Beach

Bus leaves MRC at 4:15pm

Spring Break Camp

Tuesday April 2Thursday April 4

PD Days: April 19, May 10, May 17, June 7

Summer Splash

July 2-August 23 (no camp August 5)

$30.00/day Free

Stroller Fit: Welcome all moms with their babies and strollers. Bring your runners or walking shoes, your babies, strollers or carriers and come join Ula Naszynska-Spitzer certified Athletic Therapist on your post natal journey. Learn about diastasis, how to return to fitness after birth as well as learn how you can re-strengthen your pelvic floor while taking care of your little one. Prenatal and postnatal welcomed!

Registration Opens: March 26, 2024

Round Robin Pickleball: Are you interested in playing organized pickleball? Join us for a 9 week session on Tuesday’s from 6:00-7:45pm. Player's sign up individually and are matched with a different partner and opponent for each match with a similar skills. Beginners welcomed! 16yrs+

Registration Opens: March 26, 2024.

Tuesday’s

April 2 - May 28 6:00-7:45pm (9 week session) Fieldhouse $52

Northern Lights Aquatic Centre Schedule

April 1 - 30

Swim: Children must be accompanied by an adult 18+ years to attend All Children 7 yrs and under MUST be accompanied by a responsible person, 16+ years of age Out of School Swims will be from 1:00-3:00pm during Spring Break; April 1-5 & PD Day; April 19

Northern Lights Aquatic Centre

April Lesson Schedule

Monday/Wednesday: April 1st - 24th

4:00-4:30:

4:30-5:00:

5:00-5:30:

5:30-6:00:

6:00-6:30:

Swimmer 1

Preschool 1

Preschool 2

Preschool 3

Preschool 4/5

Swimmer 2

Parent + Tot

Rookie, Ranger Star X

Tuesday/Thursday: April 2nd - 25th

4:00-4:30:

4:30-5:00:

5:00-5:30:

5:30-6:00:

6:00-6:30:

Preschool 4/5

Preschool 3

Preschool 2

Preschool 1

Swimmer 1

Parent + Tot

Swimmer 3 (45 min)

Swimmer 4 (45 min)

Swimmer 5/6

Swimmer 5/6

Swimmer 2 X

Rookie, Ranger Star

Swimmer 3 (45 min)

Swimmer 4 (45 min)

For any further information please call the Northern Lights Aquatic Centre (780) 849-8639

Registration is open on March 18th at 10:00 AM (in-person + Online)

30, 2024

Town of Slave Lake FCSS

Would like to provide a token of appreciation to volunteers who generously give back to your organization and the community

Please Submit the number of volunteers that serve your organization to: 780-849-8003 or fcss@slavelake.ca

Deadline for submission is April 8, 2024

We will arrange for pick up/drop off of items you will be able to give to your volunteers at your convenience.

Grant Opportunity

Slave Lake FCSS Community Grant 2024

Does your organization help improve the lives of residents in Slave Lake and encourage the well-being of individuals, families and the community?

If you answered yes, you may be eligible for funding!

FCSS Grants are available to community groups and agencies!

Applications can be found at: www.slavelake.ca or fcss@slavelake.ca

Deadline to Apply is April 30, 2024

Looking for a place to host your child’s birthday? Our facilities provide the space needed for your celebration!

Multi Recreation Centre

Playcentre Fieldhouse

The playcenter is designed for children 4-12 yrs of age with adult supervision.

Price: $34.00/hr

For availability call 780-849-8028

The fieldhouse provides a large area to play sports. You have the option to rent half or full fieldhouse. Options are: badminton, basketball, volleyball, soccer, pickleball, or a birthday bin (filled with balls, skipping ropes, scooters and scoops)

Full Fieldhouse

Price: $50.00/hr

Half Fieldhouse

Price: $29.00/hr

For availability call 780-849-8028

Add on the Lobby or Multi-Purpose Room to socialize, eat cake & open presents or just book them on their own!

Lobby

Fits 40 people comfortably

Price: $23.50/hr

Multi Purpose Room

Fits 20 people with chairs & tables

Price: $23.50 -for up to 4 hours

$34.00 - 5+hrs

For availability call 780-849-8028

Northern Lights Aquatic Centre

Get the entire pool to yourself for the birthday celebrations!

Availability: Friday, Saturday & Sunday 4-6pm

Price: $80.00/hr for up to 40 people

Add Ons

Pool Toy: $57 00 / rental

Wibit Warrior Inflatable: $153 00/rental

For more information call:780-849-8639

Our local library has way more going on than just providing our community books. Check out the programs that are offered...

Weekly Programs

Story Time

Bring your little one (ages 2-5 years old) to the library every Monday at 10:30 to join us for story time, songs and a craft!

Day: Mondays Time: 10:30-11:30am

Movie Mondays

Want to get out of the house, but it is too cold outside? Join us for Movie Monday! Everyone is welcome to attend and popcorn will be provided All movies are rated G/PG Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult

Day: Mondays Time: 4:00-6:00pm

Laser Tag

Looking for a new activity? Register your family for Laser Tag at the Library! You and your family will get the entire library to yourselves to play laser tag! There is space for up to 8 players

Day: Fridays Time: 4:45-6:00pm

Monthly Programs

Human Library

The Human Library is a chance to learn a bit about someone’s story Instead of going to the library to read a book, you go to hear a local person tell a bit about themselves Coffee and tea will be available Every 3rd Saturday of the month

Dates: April 20, May 18, June 15 Time: 11:00am-12:30pm

Book Club

Did you know that we have a Book Club? Join us on the 3rd Wednesday of every months from 7:00-8:00pm We begin with a discussion of your readings and discuss themes, genres and books for future meetings!

Dates: April 17, May 15, June 19 Time: 7:00-8:00pm

Writers Group:

Looking to improve your writing? Come join us in writing exercises, critiques, and discussions Open to all ages; last Monday of every month

Dates: April 29, May 27 , June 24, May 27 Time: 6:30-8:00pm

Phone Fax : (780) 849-3275

Email: librarian@slavelakelibrary ab ca

Children’s Resource Council Programs

The below programs have ongoing registration. To register: 780-516-6675 or rose1906@telus.net

Prenatal Education

To improve the health of pregnant women and their infants facing conditions of risk and strengthen maternal capacity, skills and supports. Preparation for the arrival of your little bundle. Changes in body 6-9 months. Knowledge for breast or bottle feeding. Preparing for delivery and answering questions for first time moms and/or partners.

Infant Massage

Learn how to give your baby a massage. There are 5 weekly classes. Each class covers a new body part and review of the previous body parts. There are additional protocols covered for permission of touch, relief of colic/gas, and discussion times throughout the sessions. Each class is approximately 1 hour -90 minutes. We follow the International Association of Infant Massage. Mission Statement: is to promote nurturing touch and communication through training, education, and research so that parents, caregivers and children are loved, valued and respected throughout the world community.

Triple P Parenting/Triple P Parenting Teens

Individual and group sessions available. Contact CRC if you are needing some parent guidance. The Positive Parenting approach is a way to decrease parenting stress, frustration and yelling, or any other issues you may be finding as a parent of a child or teen. This is done in 4-2 hour sessions in group or individually when staff can accommodate the needs.

Kids Have Stress Too

Child or Adult sessions available contact the CRC if you are interested in attending this program. What stress do kids have? How does stress effect the kids? How to deal with stress? What can I help with for my child?

Red Cross Stay Safe: 8-11 year-olds

What are rules and responsibilities for staying home alone?

How can I stay safe, precautions when home alone

Food preparation

First Aide for Choking

Red Cross Babysitting: 12-15 years-old

Rules for babysitting

How to handle situations

Child Development

Safety outside

First Aid kit

Food Preparation

First Aide Check, call, care; choking, bleeding, CPR and other skills to know

When to call 911

Slave Lake/MD of Lesser Slave Lake 780-516-9847

Weekly Programs

Mondays

Children’s Resource Council Programs

Chefs in Training: Ages: 8-14 years old

This new after school program is an early learning cooking program for kids to learn useful skills for independence and promote self-confidence. They will be learning to make easy to prepare meals with fresh and healthy ingredients.

Time: 3:45pm-5:00pm

Location: Children’s Resource Centre located in the Legacy Centre

Tuesdays

Play and Learn: Parents with children 0-6 years old

This Program is for the younger group! Children ages 0-6 and their parent/guardian can come in and play, learn, and grow together We provide toys, crafts, books, and snacks This program also allows the parents and children to socialize with others in a calm and safe environment

Time: 10:00-11:30am

Location: Legacy Center

Tuesdays

Teen Group: Ages: 12-17 years old

Teen Group is for kids ages 12-17 This program aims for teens to have a safe place to experience healthy social and emotional development The kids do activities while discussing topics that can help improve their social and emotional well being

Time: 3:30-4:30pm

Location: Legacy Centre

Wednesdays

Baby ‘n Me: Parent and infant 0-1

New Parents can come in and enjoy a few hours out of the house with their littles. We offer postnatal education, and support services too. As always we provide age appropriate snacks and toys.

Time: 10:00-11:30am

Location: Upstairs at the Legacy Center

Wednesdays

Rad Kids- Ages: 6-9 years old

Looking for something to do after school? Join the CRC at the Legacy Centre every Wednesday for crafts and games that promote healthy, social and emotional development

Time: 3:30pm-4:30pm

Location: Children’s Resource Centre located in the Legacy Centre

Thursdays

Mighty Kids- Ages: 3-5 years old

This program is a playschool program that will includes crafts, games, songs and rhymes that will focus on improving developmentally appropriate milestones

Time: 10:30-11:30am

Location: Children’s Resource Centre located in the Legacy Centre

Saturdays

PJ’s and Pancakes

Join us the first Saturday of every month, come in your PJ’s and enjoy some pancakes!

Time: 10:00am-12:00pm

Location: Children’s Resource Centre located in the Legacy Centre

Community Contact List

Dance and Gymnastics

Dance Creations

Veronica Ching info@dancecreations.ca

Dancin’ Kids

Heather Auger

780-849-4566 dancinkidsslavelake@gmail.com

Slave Lake Gymnastics Assoc. slavelakegymnastics@hotmail.com

Community Sports Clubs

Jr. Rocks Curling

Joy McGregor

780-805-1233 timmytom@me.com

Slave Lake Curling Club

780-849-4641 curlslavelakeclub@gmail.com

Slave Lake Minor Baseball

Kevin Campbell

780-805-0483 kevsue@telus.net

Slave Lake Minor Soccer Assoc. slavelakesoccer@hotmail.ca

Community Clubs

SL Rod and Gun Club

Scott Iverson

780-843-5208 slgunclub@hotmail.com

Cadets Of Slave Lake

David Perkinson

780-849-6190 perkinson@telus.net

Slave Lake Elks Lodge 379

Ryan Burton

780-805-0643 slavelakeelks@gmail com

Future Firefighters Program

Alex Pavcek

780-849-4110 fire.admin@slavelake.ca

Lesser Slave Lake Sea Kayak Club

Jim Meldrum

780-805-4972 meldrum.jim@gmail.com

Slave Lake Slo-Pitch

Ryan Ricard

780-419-1335 rrcexteriorfinishing@gmail.com

Slave Lake Sharks Swim Club

Cristabel Encinas-Rodriguez slsharks.secretary@gmail.com

AB Taekwondo Club

Alex Briones

780-849-4572 abtaekwondoclub@gmail com

SL Motocross Association

Alicia VonderMuhll - President Please find on Facebook

SL Petroleum Association

Taylor Kelhem

780-849-0330 tkelhem@slheli.com

Rotary Club of Slave Lake

Val Tradewell

780-805-4854 rotaryclubofslavelake@gmail.com

Slave Lake Girl Guides

Katherine Murphy

780-406-2112 info@girlguides.ca

The Royal Canadian Legion

Carol Baker

780-849-3769 sllegion@outlook.com

Community Contact List

Community Clubs Cont.

Slave Lake Kinettes Club

Katee Nelson

780-849-4425

Woods and Water Recreational Trails Association

Joe McWiliams, Llyod Sawatzky, Travis DeAlexandra 849-4380, 805-6193 and 805-0677 Joemac27@hotmail.com

Arts & Culture

Lesser Slave Lake Regional Arts Council

780-805-1547 slregionalartscouncil@gmail.com

SL Ukrainian Cultural Society

Alexis Mitchell 780-554-3194

Stage North

Carmen Pearson

780-849-0727 stagenorthassociation@gmail.com

Rotary Club of Slave Lake Public Library

Kendra McRee

780-849-5250 librarian@slavelakelibrary.ab.ca

Community Resources

Children’s Resource Council

Christine Boisvert 587-516-6675 c.boisvert-crc@telus.net

Children’s Resource Council/Maternity Health Services

Randi Hewko-Degner 780-516-9847 crc1908@telus.net

Children’s Resource Council/ Brighter Futures-Next Steps

Lana Jaster 587-516-6675 rose1906@telus.net

Jumpstart

Patty Hay

780-805-1316

Comp699@telus.net

Northern Haven Support Society

Shelly May Ferguson

Gen. Inquiries: 843-6391

Crisis Line: 1-877-214-4418

northernhaven@hotmail.com

SL Writer’s Group

Pearl Lorentzon

780-691-6122 lorentze@ualberta.ca

Community Futures

Divine Kitchen

780-849-3232 ext 100 adminlsl@albertacf.com

Family And Community Support Services

Darcy Comeau

780-849-8003 FCSS@slavelake.ca

Slave Lake Friendship Centre

780-849-3039

Kidsport

Joy McGregor

780-805-1233

slavelake@kidsport.ab.ca

Southshore Children’s Assoc.

Pat Zigart

780-849-1401

boardmembers.ssca@gmail.com

Community Resources Cont.

SL Mental Health Network

Pearl Lorentzen

780-691-6122 slavelakementalhealth@gmail.com

SL Victim Services

780-849-6884 victimservices2008@gmail.com

Slave Lake Pioneer Centre

Marlene Gamble 780-805-4983

Wholistic Counselling and Wellness

Michelle Grieve

780-805-4933 wholisticcounsellingandwellness.ca

Vanderwell Shuttle Service for Seniors and mobility impaired 780-849-2927

Legacy Childcare

780-849-2365 ed.legacychildcare@gmail.com

Town of Slave Lake Program Coordinator

Laura Grottoli

780-849-8023

laura.grottoli@slavelake.ca

Adult Education

Donna Twin

780-849-8625 sladulted@gmail.com

Animal Rescue Committee

Vanessa Bjornson & Denise McIntyre

780-849-3225 info@arcofsl.com

SL Metis Nation of Alberta

780-849-4654 iregion5@metis.org

Lesser Slave Lake Regional Housing Authority

780-849-4505 info@slavelakehousing.com

If you are a club, not for profit group or organization and would like to be added to our next program guide please email ashley.schroder@slavelake.ca

BECOMEASPONSOR!

Is your business interested in keeping our local community healthy and active?

We are now looking for sponsorships for Canada Day 2024

In return your business will receive advertising on the Town of Slave Lake’s digital signs during the duration of your sponsorship, promotion through posters and social media platforms.

If you are interested please contact our program coordinator at 780-849-8023 or laura.grottoli@slavelake.ca

THANKYOU!

Non-Profit Non-Profit Non-Profit

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Are you a Non-Profit organization in Slave Lake? Could your organization benefit from free local advertising? Want to be part of the Town of Slave Lake Recreation Program Guide?

If this is of interest to you, please contact our Program Coordinator at 780-849-8023 or laura.grottoli@slavelake.ca

For updates follow

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Visit: www.slavelake.ca

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Signup to be notified of water, sewer, road works, parking bans, changes at the Multi-Recreation Centre & more impacting your community.

Through the Voyent Alert! System you can be informed when there are incidents that are taking place that may impact you. Whether planned activities like road or infrastructure repairs, fire bans, snow removal, or unplanned things like a water line break, a road closure due to a motor vehicle collision, high water and more. Voyent Alert! lets you stay up-to-date with whichever method you may prefer.

Additionally, Voyent Alert! allows residents to receive emergency notifications with detailed information and instructions based off of vicinity of the incident. Emergencies can include:

approaching wildfire

river flooding

train derailment

aggressive wildlife in town

severe storms

building fires

hazardous spills or other human or natural emergencies

For emergencies, you will receive a bold Alert that is hard to miss. For notifications of issues that are non-emergencies, you will receive a normal notification on the service you select

How to Register

You select how you would like to receive an emergency alert or notification:

-an app on your smart phone or tablet through email

-SMS text to your mobile phone

-a recorded message to a phone

In the event of an emergency, this will be how the Town of Slave Lake contacts you about critical information that needs to reach you and your family. The Town's system is separate from Alberta Alerts or Canada-wide alerts; the Town only issues notifications for issues in this area.

This new system allows for greater communication to residents and visitors in a timely fashion. In addition to multiple ways to sign up for alerts, this will also include mapping information for a greater understanding of where emergencies are taking place and what you need to do to stay safe.

Registration for the service is free, simple and totally anonymous.

We don't ask for personal information. Registration only asks for how you want to be notified, and the address or map pin of where you live and/or other locations in town (such as your place of work, your child's school, a favourite trail) that will help you receive the alerts that matter to you.