Brain games held by Building Brains Together.

Located in Card Area.

Services available include:

• Blood pressure check

• Laboratory testing requisition

• Medication review

• Strep throat testing

• Minor ailment prescribing

• Travel health consultation and vaccinations

• COVID, and Flu vaccinations

• Adjustment of dosing or changes on medication

• Answering any questions or concerns etc.

Located in the Card Area at LSCO.

Call 403-329-1544 to book.

Coffee Groups are designed to connect, empower and educate Seniors through meaningful relationships by helping them to build connections and strengthening their access to community services and support.

This group is drop-in style so there is no need to register.

Located at LSCO in Room C/D.

This event occurs on the 1st Tuesday of every month.

Contact SCSP Intake at 403-329-1544 for more information.

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Coffee Groups are designed to connect, empower and educate Seniors through meaningful relationships by helping them to build connections and strengthening their access to community services and support.

This group is drop-in style so there is no need to register.

Located at LSCO in Room C/D.

This event occurs on the 1st Tuesday of every month.

Contact SCSP Intake at 403-329-1544 for more information.

A socialization and peer support opportunity for queer folk 50 and older.

Room C/D

Please register at 403-320-2222

This group will support individuals in developing a greater understanding of how to set and maintain personal boundaries.

Open to individual ages 18 years and older. There is no cost to participate.

Group is located at Lethbridge Family Services Counselling Office.

Please call by July 24, 2026 to schedule an intake.

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Self Compassion Skills for Improved Mental Health Kids Group held by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe Leaders.

For children aged 9-13 years old.

Activities that will be offered:

• Daily Mindfulness Practice

• Expressive Arts

• Basketball Drill Skills

• Hoop Dancing

• Indigenous Games

Group dates are August 10-14 & August 17-21 , 2026

To register, contact 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com

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An opportunity to chat with Constable Dana Holland at LSCO Diner.

Self Compassion Skills for Improved Mental Health Kids Group held by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe Leaders.

For children aged 9-13 years old.

Activities that will be offered:

• Daily Mindfulness Practice

• Expressive Arts

• Basketball Drill Skills

• Hoop Dancing

• Indigenous Games

Group dates are August 10-14 & August 17-21 , 2026

To register, contact 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com

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Brain games held by Building Brains Together.

Located in Card Area.

Self Compassion Skills for Improved Mental Health Kids Group held by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe Leaders.

For children aged 9-13 years old.

Activities that will be offered:

• Daily Mindfulness Practice

• Expressive Arts

• Basketball Drill Skills

• Hoop Dancing

• Indigenous Games

Group dates are August 10-14 & August 17-21 , 2026

To register, contact 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com

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An opportunity for LSCO volunteers to come together, increase socialization by connecting with one another and build friendships! This will be chaired by the Volunteer Coordinator, volunteers will be able to provide feedback, ask questions and discuss upcoming volunteer opportunities.

This event will be held in the LSCO Atrium.

YMCA is hosting an event for International Youth Day.

The day will follow as, 2pm-6pm Free Community Activities, 4pm-8pm Obstacle Course, 6pm-8pm DJ Rat-tat-tat-tat- in the pool with Big Waves.

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Self Compassion Skills for Improved Mental Health Kids Group held by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe Leaders.

For children aged 9-13 years old.

Activities that will be offered:

• Daily Mindfulness Practice

• Expressive Arts

• Basketball Drill Skills

• Hoop Dancing

• Indigenous Games

Group dates are August 10-14 & August 17-21 , 2026

To register, contact 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com

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Community Links will be offering information, referrals, and assistance with applications related to finances, employment, housing, and more.

Located in the Card Area.

The Lethbridge Food Bank will be coming to LSCO with their excess food to better reach the community with fresh food help address food insecurity. Open to everyone of all ages and socioeconomic status!

This is FREE! No income testing.

First Come, First Served. Open as long as supplies last.

Self Compassion Skills for Improved Mental Health Kids Group held by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe Leaders.

For children aged 9-13 years old.

Activities that will be offered:

• Daily Mindfulness Practice

• Expressive Arts

• Basketball Drill Skills

• Hoop Dancing

• Indigenous Games

Group dates are August 10-14 & August 17-21 , 2026

To register, contact 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com

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Self Compassion Skills for Improved Mental Health Kids Group held by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe Leaders.

For children aged 9-13 years old.

Activities that will be offered:

• Daily Mindfulness Practice

• Expressive Arts

• Basketball Drill Skills

• Hoop Dancing

• Indigenous Games

Group dates are August 10-14 & August 17-21 , 2026

To register, contact 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com

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Self Compassion Skills for Improved Mental Health Kids Group held by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe Leaders.

For children aged 9-13 years old.

Activities that will be offered:

• Daily Mindfulness Practice

• Expressive Arts

• Basketball Drill Skills

• Hoop Dancing

• Indigenous Games

Group dates are August 10-14 & August 17-21 , 2026

To register, contact 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com

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Brain games held by Building Brains Together.

Located in Card Area.

Self Compassion Skills for Improved Mental Health Kids Group held by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe Leaders.

For children aged 9-13 years old.

Activities that will be offered:

• Daily Mindfulness Practice

• Expressive Arts

• Basketball Drill Skills

• Hoop Dancing

• Indigenous Games

Group dates are August 10-14 & August 17-21 , 2026

To register, contact 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com

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This group will support individuals in developing a greater understanding of how to set and maintain personal boundaries.

Open to individual ages 18 years and older. There is no cost to participate.

Group is located at Lethbridge Family Services Counselling Office.

Please call by July 24, 2026 to schedule an intake.

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15-minute FREE consultations with Ausyn Anderson.

Call LSCO to book 403-320-2222.

Self Compassion Skills for Improved Mental Health Kids Group held by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe Leaders.

For children aged 9-13 years old.

Activities that will be offered:

• Daily Mindfulness Practice

• Expressive Arts

• Basketball Drill Skills

• Hoop Dancing

• Indigenous Games

Group dates are August 10-14 & August 17-21 , 2026

To register, contact 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com

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This training is designed for individuals who work in-depth to supporting individuals in accessing and supporting them through individualized services, referrals and even case management. 

To register for this training, click the link: Registration Opens June 15, 2026

Please note: If the organization has not submitted a Lethbridge ICA sign up form, this can be found on the Lethbridge ICA website on the home page under 'Becoming a System Navigator' https://www.lethbridgeica.ca/

System Navigators only need to take the Tier training that the organization has identified, i.e. you don't need to take Tier 1 SN training before you take Tier 2 SN training.

This group will support individuals in developing a greater understanding of how to set and maintain personal boundaries.

Open to individual ages 18 years and older. There is no cost to participate.

Group is located at Lethbridge Family Services Counselling Office.

Please call by July 24, 2026 to schedule an intake.

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This session will provide an overview of the Lethbridge ICA network/system and referral pathways.

Please follow the link to register: Registration Opens July 15, 2026

Please register here: Registration Opens July 15, 2026

Seniors Community Services Partnership: Seniors System Navigators

The SCSP is made up of local organizations: Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization (LSCO), Lethbridge Housing Authority (LHA), Nord-Bridge Seniors Association, and Lethbridge Family Services – Counselling, Outreach and Education (LFS-COE)

The Seniors System Navigators (SSN) respond to seniors 60+ in need by providing referrals and service navigation, case management or outreach support to residents of the City of Lethbridge. Our Navigators walk alongside clients through intake and referral processes, easing anxieties and eliminating barriers.

This is mandatory training for Tier 2 System Navigators who work with Seniors.

The Citizen walk is the Southern Alberta’s largest annual celebration of disability inclusion, brining together individuals with disabilities, families, caregivers, service providers, advocates, businesses, and community members. It is a day to celebrate citizenship, raise awareness, build connections, and showcase the many organizations, programs, and people working to create a more inclusive Lethbridge and area.

Please join Inclusion Lethbridge at City Hall for Citizen Walk to Galt Gardens followed with Food Trucks, Games, Goodies, and Entertainment.

One ways you can help is by supporting Inclusion Lethbridge official Citizen Walk About T-shirts.

https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/16th-annual-srsan-citizen-walk-tshirt

Orders due by August 28, 2026

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This program continues to provide support, meaningful connection, and practical tools for caregivers navigating their cancer journey. It is a great reminder to caregivers that they are not alone and that a supportive community is here for them .

Please register here

This program continues to provide support, meaningful connection, and practical tools for caregivers navigating their cancer journey. It is a great reminder to caregivers that they are not alone and that a supportive community is here for them .

Please register here

This training is designed for individuals who work in-depth to supporting individuals in accessing and supporting them through individualized services, referrals and even case management. 

To register for this training, click the link: Registration Opens August 15, 2026.

Please note: If the organization has not submitted a Lethbridge ICA sign up form, this can be found on the Lethbridge ICA website on the home page under 'Becoming a System Navigator' https://www.lethbridgeica.ca/

System Navigators only need to take the Tier training that the organization has identified, i.e. you don't need to take Tier 1 SN training before you take Tier 2 SN training.

This program continues to provide support, meaningful connection, and practical tools for caregivers navigating their cancer journey. It is a great reminder to caregivers that they are not alone and that a supportive community is here for them .

Please register here

This program continues to provide support, meaningful connection, and practical tools for caregivers navigating their cancer journey. It is a great reminder to caregivers that they are not alone and that a supportive community is here for them .

Please register here

This program continues to provide support, meaningful connection, and practical tools for caregivers navigating their cancer journey. It is a great reminder to caregivers that they are not alone and that a supportive community is here for them .

Please register here

This session will provide an overview of the Lethbridge ICA network/system and referral pathways.

Please follow the link to register: Registration Opens September 15, 2026

To register for this training: Registration Opens September 15, 2026.

YSNs work with youth 12 to 24 through direct and consistent 1-to-1 navigation by:

• Identifying immediate barriers and concerns related to overall health and wellbeing or housing/homelessness

• Connecting youth to short and long term supports for healthy transition to adulthood

• Preventing entry into or further homelessness through enhanced individual and family support

• Providing advocacy for clients in accessing and navigating services to meet goals

• Providing education about available resources (inclusionary criteria, wait times, cost, etc.)

• Collaborating with other youth serving agencies, family and natural supports to provide integrated services for youth

• Providing appropriate referrals that are tailored to youth and case consultation when necessary

The YSNs also collect information on community trends, research & training/information on best practices for how to mitigate trends to build capacity within the community.

This is part of the mandatory training for Tier 2 System Navigators.

This session will provide an overview of the Lethbridge ICA network/system and referral pathways.

Please follow the link to register: Registration Opens October 15, 2026