Kerry Wood Nature Centre

The Red Deer River Watershed Alliance (RDRWA) is dedicated to supporting healthy watersheds and thriving communities in the Red Deer River watershed. Through a variety of initiatives, including watershed management planning, technical reports, and educational programs, the RDRWA works to ensure the sustainability of this vital natural resource. With a focus on collaboration and community engagement, the RDRWA encourages individuals to get involved by becoming members, making donations, and participating in watershed activities. By working together, the RDRWA and its partners strive to protect and enhance the ecological integrity of the Red Deer River watershed for future generations. Generated from their website

Alberta Animal Services in Red Deer, Alberta, is dedicated to promoting and protecting the health and safety of both citizens and animals through a combination of education, community engagement, and enforcement of municipal animal bylaws. Their team of sworn bylaw officers conducts patrols, investigates complaints, and provides emergency assistance to ensure harmonious coexistence between pets and the community. In addition to addressing dog, cat, and chicken bylaw concerns, Alberta Animal Services offers compassionate care for impounded animals and works to reunite lost pets with their families. They collaborate with local animal rescues to facilitate adoption programs, emphasizing responsible pet ownership and the well-being of animals in their care. Generated from the website

Community Futures Central Alberta (CAIWA) is dedicated to supporting immigrant youth, women, and families in achieving their hopes and dreams as they adapt to life in Central Alberta. Through various programs, including education and employment training, CAIWA empowers newcomers with essential skills and resources for success in the Canadian workplace. Among its offerings are the Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY) program, which aids families by enhancing parental engagement in education, and the Youth Employment Success Strategy (YESS) project, which provides ten weeks of comprehensive employability training. CAIWA fosters a welcoming environment where participants gain confidence and essential skills, facilitating their integration and future success in the community. Generated from the website