Government services in Edmonton, AB - Page 3

Streetworks is Edmonton's needle exchange/Harm Reduction program. We're here to keep people safer and healthier, so join us!

Not your normal summer job!

The Metis Settlements General Council is the central governing body representing and serving Metis Settement people and comprised of the Elected Officers of the 8 Metis Settlement and the 2 Elected Executive members.

CUPE Local 3550 proudly represents over 3,800 Educational Support Staff and Specialized Learning Support Staff of Edmonton Public Schools.

Alberta Municipalities advocates for municipal interests. We serve over 300 of Alberta's 334 munis.

Faith-based non-profit charity providing quality accommodations, health, and care services.

CSS supports 14,000 newcomers each year, through settlement supports and orientation to life in Canada, English language assessment, education counselling, employment readiness training, and support with housing, health care, and community connections.

The Edmonton Tool Library

The Faculty Association for the Alberta School of Business!

The Wecan Food Basket Society believes every family and individual has the right to access nutritious

Ducks Unlimited Canada-Alberta partners with and works alongside landowners, industry, and government. As a registered charity, we lead wetland conservation and restoration.

Alberta Immigrant Women & Children Centre is a charitable non-profit organization. Our mission is to assist women and children in need - particularly the needs of newcomer and immigrant families

We build strong communities and people by addressing social and health-based inequities.

ACT Alberta has been steadfast in our vision of an Alberta free of human trafficking. We provide essential services to victims and survivors, empower and mobilize our communities, and partner with organizations across the country to raise awareness.

We're a non-profit organization dedicated to voter registration from abroad and the election efforts for Democratic candidates.

McLeod Community League programs, events, and membership information located in Edmonton, Alberta

EISA exists in order to provide programs and direct services relating to Integration, Settlement, Adaptation and Education for new immigrants, refugees and first generation Canadians in Edmonton.

Sage is a senior-serving not-for-profit organization that collaborates with partners who have one goal in mind: helping seniors to live their best lives possible. In it's 56th year, Sage continues to be a trusted resource for seniors living in community.

KARA Family Resource Centre's Official Fan Page! Get all of your updates on programs and events here.

Nous sommes fiers de faire la promotion du français par le sport! Pour tous les détails : www.lafsfa.ca #ElleBouge #SheMoves #JFA #vieactive

Official page of RETROactive, a blog maintained by the Historic Resources Management Branch.

Canada's Lifeguarding Experts - setting the standard for lifeguarding in Canada for over 50 years.

Providing services for Indigenous students and learning opportunities for Division staff

Mark Benito Immigration helps individuals and families achieve their Canadian immigration goals. With expertise in visas, work permits, and permanent residency, we provide tailored support and professional guidance.

The Salvation Army restores hope and dignity to those marginalized in society by offering services an

Empowering non-profits and volunteers throughout Metro Edmonton.

We are a modern, inviting, multi-purpose facility with a Gymnasium, classrooms, Café, a Fitness Room, located in Edmonton, Alberta. We offer over 130 instructional classes and drop-in activities! Come for a tour!

We Rock The Spectrum Kid's Gym provides a nurturing, and fun environment to foster learning, exploration and sensory-safe experiences for ALL kids. We offer Open Play, Break Time, Classes, Camps, Birthday Parties and more!

Edmonton: #600, 9925 109 Street NW T5K 2J8 780-422-6056 Calgary: 2420 AMEC Place 801- 6th Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2P 3W3

The UCA educates and mediates for Alberta's utilities consumers and advocates for energy consumers.

The Alberta Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization, founded in 1973, to promote the study of genealogy and genealogical research within the province of Alberta.

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