FCSS helps individuals and families become more independent, confident, and strong. We offer programs and resources that support healthy living, build resilience, and improve well-being. Through education, guidance, and community programs, we give people the tools they need to overcome challenges and create a better future. By working together, we can build a stronger, healthier, and more connected community where everyone has a chance to succeed.
Community & Financial Support
Basic Needs & Assistance
Engagement & Well-Being
Support Services
| Q: What kind of support does FCSS provide? |
| A: We assist individuals and families with applying for financial aid, senior benefits, income tax programs, food security programs, transportation services, volunteer opportunities, and other low-income supports. Our focus is on prevention and connecting people with the right resources. |
| Q: Does FCSS provide housing support? |
| A: No, we do not offer housing assistance or case management. However, we can refer you to local organizations that specialize in housing support. |
| Q: Can FCSS help in a crisis situation? |
| A: FCSS focuses on prevention rather than crisis intervention. If you need immediate crisis support, we recommend reaching out to 211 or local emergency services. |
| Q: Does FCSS provide legal aid? |
| A: No, we do not offer legal assistance, but we can direct you to legal resources available in the community. |
| Q: Do you offer help with income tax filing? |
| A: Yes, we run an Income Tax Program for eligible individuals, such as seniors and low-income households. Contact us to find out if you qualify. |
| Q: Can you help seniors apply for benefits? |
| A: Absolutely! We assist seniors in applying for benefits like Old Age Security (OAS), Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS), and Alberta Seniors Benefits. |
Basic Needs & Community Involvement
| Q: What support is available for food insecurity? |
| A: We offer access to programs like the Good Food Box and the Frozen Meal Program, as well as referrals to food banks and other food security resources. |
| Q: How do I sign up for food programs? |
| A: Contact us for details on how to sign up, pricing, and pick-up locations for these programs. |
| Q: Is transportation assistance available? |
| A: Yes, we coordinate the KARE Driver Program, which helps eligible individuals access transportation for essential needs. |
| Q: How can I become a volunteer? |
| A: We can connect you with local volunteer opportunities through our Volunteer Connector program. Reach out to learn more! |
| Q: Do you offer school supply assistance? |
| A: Yes! Our Tools for Schools program helps provide school supplies for families in need. Contact us to see if you qualify. |
| Q: What programs are available for youth and families? |
| A: Yes! Our Youth & Family Programming includes educational workshops, skill-building opportunities, leadership development, and activities designed to support and strengthen families in the community. |
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