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To assist Aboriginal Women, their families, and communities in furthering their social, economic, and educational goals by promoting available resources. Assist Aboriginal Women to form Chapters in their Regions for the benefit of their families and the Communities. Provide information and referral such as, Employment, Social Services, Education, Alcohol and Drug abuse, Health/Healing, HIV/Aids and Justice. Aboriginal Human Resources Skills Development Agreement: Employment counseling and training, client action plan development, supported job search, labour exchange services and other employment related services.Read More →

A support group for people with alcohol problems.Read More →

The Conseil Scolaire du Nord-Ouest is a Francophone education authority that offers Catholic and Public francophone education to Section 23 children. It operates a public school in Peace River (École des Quatre-Vents), as well as a Catholic school in Falher and a Public school in Grande Prairie. Read More →

The Court Work Program ensures that Aboriginal individuals and families understand their rights and obligations before, during and after court.  Court Workers provide support and referrals to assist Aboriginal People in conflict with the law or child welfare to address their holistic needs in a culturally appropriate manner.Read More →

Francophone kindergarten to Grade 8. Francophone Playschool.Read More →

One-on-one FREE confidential sessions. Learners are paired with a trained volunteer tutor. Together they plan sessions to meet the learner’s unique needs to develop skills in reading, writing, math, computers, study/test taking and/or English language training. Volunteer to be a literacy or ESL tutor or to mentor a new immigrant to integrate and feel at home in Peace River. Training provided. Lifelong Learning for Adults: Registration and information center for general interest, employment related and other adult courses. Coordinate monthly NVC (Non-Violent Communication) practice groups. Resources for ESL and adult literacy. Volunteer opportunities include: literacy tutoring, mentoring new immigrants, teaching courses or helping in the Centre or with various events. Read More →

The shelter provides a safe, supportive environment for women leaving an abusive situation, for women in crisis and transient women in need.  Clients are welcome to bring their dependent children. The shelter provides all basic necessities including food, toiletries, used clothing, transportation to appointments and some child care.  Crisis intervention, emotional support, education on abuse, risk assessment, safety planning and advocacy are also offered.  The shelter provides outreach services to abused women who do not wish to access our residential program.  Women who set up their own households after leaving the shelter may receive weekly follow-up visits for up to three months. Public information sessions on abuse-related topics are available.  There is no charge for any service offered by the shelter.Read More →

In addition to Sunday Services, weddings, funerals, and other religious meetings, we teach and provide the means for individuals and families to come unto Christ. Weekly Cub meetings are sponsored by Scouts Canada for members and the community. Youth organizations for teenage girls (Young Women’s) and for teenage boys (Young Men’s). Women’s service organization called the Relief Society. Daily Seminary class for High School aged youth. Monthly broadcasts for college age youth.Read More →

Sunday Morning Service: 10:00 AM All welcome. Community Youth Group: Wednesday – Jr. Youth 6:30 – 8:00 PM; Sr. Youth 7:30 – 9:00 PM. AWANA: Thursday 6:30 – 8:00 PM.Read More →

Masses: Saturday 7:30 p.m. and Sunday 10:00 a.m.Read More →