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Support Jasper Place Child and Family Resource Society Through SkipTheDepot Jasper Place Child and Family Resource Society has partnered with SkipTheDepot, making it easier than ever to support our programs and services without leaving the comfort of your home. Through this partnership, you can conveniently donate your empty bottles and cans, helping us continue to […]

Embracing the Winter Season with Fresh Programs The arrival of winter brings a crisp new energy, a season of cozy moments and meaningful connections. As we step into the new year, it’s the perfect time to embrace fresh starts, build on family traditions, and create opportunities to grow together. At Jasper Place Family Resource Centre,

Truth and Reconciliation: Why It Matters for All Canadians September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day dedicated to honoring the survivors of residential schools, the children who never returned, and the lasting impact on Indigenous communities. It’s a time to reflect, learn, and take steps toward reconciliation. But for many,

Embracing the Fall Season with New Programs As the crisp air and vibrant colors of fall begin to arrive, we’re reminded of the exciting transitions this season brings. With the start of a new school year, many families are adjusting to new routines and schedules, while others are embracing the fresh opportunities that come with

DONATE TO JASPER PLACE CHILD AND FAMILY RESOURCE SOCIETY WITH SKIPTHEDEPOT We’ve partnered with SkipTheDepot What is SkipTheDepot? A door-to-door bottle collection service that makes refundable recycling and fundraising easier than 1,2,3 Download the app and book a pickup usinghttps://app.skipthedepot.com/jasperplacecfrc Place your bags outside Receive a refund or donate to us! SkipTheDepot will allow everyone

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation- September 30 September 30th is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to remember and honor those who were affected by residential schools. This includes survivors, children who never returned home and their families and communities. This day is important for the process of reconciliation. It’s also known

Available Resources while we are away! Get Help Now! Emergency – 911  Addiction Helpline – 1-866-332-2322  Mental Health Helpline – 1-877-303-2642  CMHA 24-Hour Distress Line – 780-482-4357 Important Phone/ Text Numbers Community Resources – 211 Alberta  Crisis Text Line – Text CONNECT to 741741  Family Violence – Find Supports – 310-1818  Health Link – 811  Income Supports – 1-866-644-5135  Indian Residential School

Truth and Reconciliation Day- September 30 We are all one. In this article, you’ll read about National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Video to watch- We are all one A list of children’s books by Indigenous authors Mental Health Supports available National Day for Truth and Reconciliation The day honours the children who never returned