Family & Community Support Services

April 2026

NOTABLE APRIL DATES

PUBLIC INTEREST


Tuesdays - Anchor Men's Group,

Tuesdays and Wednesdays - Youth Clubhouse

Wednesdays - Grief Walks, Conversation Circle

Sikh Heritage Month


01 - Passover begins

03 - Good Friday

04 - Neutral Ground

05 - Easter Sunday

06 - Tartan Day

06 - Easter Monday

07 - Deepening Your Relationship with Yourself

10 - Youth in Action

14 - PFLAG Support Circle

17 - Community Tea and Bannock

15 - PFLAG Adult Support Group

15 - Soulfire Grade 4-6

16 - Soulfire Grade 7-12

16 - Teen Night

18 - Neutral Ground

22 - Earth Day

23 - Older Adult Working Group

28 - PFLAG Monthly Teen Hangout



COMMITTEES & ORGANIZATIONS



10 - Youth Advisory Committee

28 - Community Services Advisory Committee

29 - Seniors Advisory Committee

LOCAL RESOURCES

Connect with:


OLDER ADULTS AND SENIORS

Mental Health and Financial Fraud


It’s Not Your Fault: Empowerment After Financial Fraud


Learn about the emotional impact of fraud, how to take control back, the importance of staying connected and where to get help.


Supporting Older Adults Affected by Financial Fraud: Guidance for Health Care Practitioners and Allies


Beyond financial loss, fraud can trigger profound emotional distress, exacerbate chronic health conditions, and erode trust in relationships and systems. Health care practitioners and trusted allies are uniquely positioned to identify the impacts, reduce stigma, and support recovery. 

YOUTH AND CHILDREN

Teen Night Out


Join us at the St. Albert FRC for Teen Night, a welcoming space for teens aged 13-15. Engage in fun activities, from arts to doing homework, while connecting with peers and receiving mentorship. Our dedicated staff support you in building confidence and friendships as you navigate your teen years.


Enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks as you have the chance to connect with yourself and others. Drop in, make memories, and discover your potential!


When: April 16, 2026

Where: St. Albert Family Resource Centre

Time: 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.  Register

Soulfire



Soulfire explores mental health in a fun and engaging way for youth. The monthly workshops tap into ways you can find deeper connections, learn about your own mental health, and have fun doing it! 


Third Wednesday and Thursday of each month.

Wednesdays: grades 4 to 6

Thursdays: grades 7 to 12

April Activity- Getting Out of Our Comfort Zones  


Register Here

Discover the

Youth Clubhouse

 

Looking for a fun, safe, and welcoming space for youth ages 12-18? Youth Clubhouse is the place to be!


No registration needed — simply come as you are.

  

Upcoming April activities include: 

  • Escape Room
  • Beading Red Dress pins
  • Self Care
  • Life Skills Management

 

Bring a friend or make new ones. See you there! 


Visit stalbert.ca/youthclubhouse for more information 

 

Days: Drop in every Tuesday and Wednesday

Time: 3:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.

Location: Akinsdale Clubhouse (36 Alpine Blvd)

Youth in Action


Are you a youth between the ages of 15 and 24? Do you feel that there are critical topics and issues that aren't being addressed for your age group? If you do, join the Youth in Action (YIA) Committee!

YIA is a year-round by-youth-for-youth development program.


YIA fosters growth, learning and personal development by realizing their visions and ideas for programming by addressing youth-identified gaps in St. Albert. 


No interviews or applications needed to join YIA. If you are looking to volunteer, to connect with other youth, or perhaps share an idea, there’s a spot for you at our table.


Date: First Monday of every month

Time: 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Location: Community Services, 1st Floor, St. Albert Place, 5 St. Anne Street

FAMILY

Recreation and Transit Subsidy Programs


The City of St. Albert offers a recreation and transit subsidy to low-income individuals and families who are St. Albert residents. Each individual or family member that qualifies for the subsidy could receive:

 

Recreation

• 60% off an annual membership at Servus Place, or

• a free six-month membership at Servus Place.

• Children are also entitled to $150/year for any program offered by the City.

 

Transit

• a free All Aboard Local Pass, or

• a discounted All Aboard Commuter Pass can be purchased at 35% of the cost of an Adult Commuter Pass.

 

To learn more about subsidies, visit: stalbert.ca and search Subsidy Programs.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Deepening Your Relationship with Yourself


We invite you to deepen your relationship with yourself through self-awareness, reflection and compassion. Together we will explore how understanding your values and inner voice can lead to greater self discovery.



This program is presented by SAif (Stop Abuse in Families)

Please contact Stephanie with any questions stephanie@saifsociety.ca


When: April 7, 2026

Where: St. Albert Public Library

Time: 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

The Bunker Youth Drop-in Spring Break


Check out the Bunker Youth Drop-in’s Spring Break Schedule next week for youth in grades 7-12!

Wednesday April 1: Tournaments with prizes; bring your A-game! (Or just give it a try!)

Thursday April 2: Bunker staple, hangouts, every space open!


Free lunch Wednesday and Thursday!

Prize draw April 2 at Hangouts; mention the phrase “Bunker Merch” during a spring break event & you'll be entered to win a prize pack.

For more information about St. Albert Community Vibes Newsletter or to suggest an upcoming event listing for our next newsletter, contact fcss@stalbert.ca.