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Community Kitchen

This is a fun, inexpensive way to cook nutritious meals. Learn new recipes and try out new foods in two sessions: one for planning and one for cooking. Meals are divided among the group to take home. This subsidized program supports those with low incomes.

Spruce Grove FCSS, 105 – 505 Queen Street

For more information and dates, please call Beverley at 780-962-7634 ext. 160.

This community kitchen is made possible through a partnership between The Thrift Shop and Spruce Grove FCSS.

 

Living With Loss to Suicide

This self-help group supports its participants through listening, sharing, and caring. It offers a shared experience, strength and hope.

Last Monday of each month
7 p.m.
Spruce Grove FCSS, 105-505 Queen St.

For more information or to register, call 780-342-1340. 

 

Mamas of Multiples

We now have a support group in our area for families with multiples. You can't know what it is like to parent multiples unless you are doing it yourself. Come and connect with other families who share your struggles, and celebrate the joys of parenting multiples. Siblings are welcome!

Thursdays
Jan. 17 - June 20
1-3 p.m.
PERC Building, 5413-51 St., Stony Plain
Call Michelle Kincheloe at 780-946-6630 for more information.

 

Parkland Caregivers Group (Alberta Caregiving Association)

The Caregiver Networks offer caregivers a chance to take a short break from their caregiving role, grab a coffee or some breakfast, and connect with others who can relate to what they're going through.  They provide an opportunity to share caregiving experiences and resources in a safe and understanding environment. 

Every second Saturday
8 – 9:30 a.m.
ABC Restaurant, Stony Plain
FREE - Drop in

For more information contact Yvon at 780-962-3713.  



Young Moms

If you are under 24 years of age, and are parenting or expecting a baby, this group is for you. We offer a supportive environment in which to share the experiences, joys and challenges of parenting. There are educational sessions, and opportunities to socialize and engage in activities such as scrapbooking. Childcare is available.

Wednesdays
Starting Jan. 23
3:30 – 5 p.m.
Spruce Grove FCSS, 105 - 505 Queen Street
FREE - Drop-in program

Call Beverley at 780-962–7634 ext.160 for more information. 

This program is a partnership between Spruce Grove FCSS and Alberta Parenting for the Future.