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Extremly helpful and cheerful people. We always stop in once a year and will continue to do so. I always look forward to our yearly visit. Please keep up the great work and thank you. I wish there were more centres like this one with the staff and the layout. There is so much information available and our questions are always answered 100% of the time.
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We could neither exist nor function without the generous support of our sponsors, donors and volunteers.The Fort Macleod And District Allied Arts Council Association has had a textured 28 year history. In the fall of 1984, an ad in the Macleod Gazette extended an invitation to attend a meeting at the home of Marj and Len Hatton. This would be an organizational meeting for establishing an Allied Arts Council.
Welcome to our new interactive town and member directory! There is a lot of new information for you to explore. Each individual town page features weather, town information, maps, photos and a business directory which contains more information and links to all of our tourism members.
421 6th Avenue S, Lethbridge, AB T1J 0Y7
Southern Alberta Ethnic Assn
Located at the Multicultural Centre in Lethbridge AB, Southern Alberta Ethnic Association promotes Inclusion & Diversity while hosting many educational and cultural produced events providing referral and assisted services to members. The Multicultural Centre is also an exquisite trendy facility with beautiful ballrooms and meeting rooms that can be rented for weddings, meetings and many other events. For rentals or membership details please contact the office at 403.320.1577 or by emailing info@saea.ca
For more than 100 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters has operated under the belief that inherent in every child is the ability to succeed and thrive in life. As the nation's largest donor and volunteer supported mentoring network, Big Brothers Big Sisters makes meaningful, monitored matches between adult volunteers ('Bigs') and children ('Littles'), ages 6 - 18, in communities across the country. We develop positive relationships that have a direct and lasting effect on the lives of young people.
Mission: Parkinson Association of Alberta is the voice of Albertan's and their families living with Parkinson disease. Our purpose is to ease the burden through advocacy, education, client services and find a cure through research.
Vision: A brighter future for Albertans living with Parkinson’s today. A world without Parkinson’s tomorrow.
Values:
1. Collaboration –we work together to achieve our Mission and encourage all voices to be heard
2. Compassion –we conduct our business in a manner that demonstrates empathy and respect for Albertans living with Parkinson disease
3. Creativity –we seek innovative ways to achieve our Mission
4. Empowerment –we enable Albertans living with Parkinson disease to take action so that they may live fully in their communities as vibrant participants in all that life has to offer
5. Transparency –we conduct our business in a manner that meets the most rigorous scrutiny and we are fully accountable in all that we do