We make connections to people, support and resources.
Reach out if you need help accessing any of the following services.
Our staff will work alongside you to address any concerns.
We welcome you to stop by, give us a call or send us a message. Our staff will assist you to get connected to local information and services. If we are unable to help, we will provide you with alternative options. Referrals will be made to partner organizations where appropriate. To learn what we offer, see below.
Contact us, 403-396-3369.
For after hours mental health support, please call the 24 Hour Mental Health Help Line. 1-877-303-2642
Overwhelmed, too much to do, not enough time, not enough money, can't keep up, exhausted, always stressed....
Does this sound familiar?
Have you ever wondered where to go when life's challenges become too much? We have designated staff who can help create a personalized plan, so that your concerns are addressed and needs/ goals can be met. This program helps with navigating systems and provides support that is kind, empathetic, consistent and is a revolving door for anyone accessing services.
Access throughout the region in Alix and Bashaw.
Contact us, to meet with a Wellness Navigator or email nav1.alixcrc@gmail.com.
Access assistance filling out forms, including emergency supports or government funding.
Online appointments can be supported by technology services such as computer access and free WiFi. Private office spaces are available.
Visit us for help on the computer, to print/ photocopy or to send a fax.
Fees:
Black & White: $0.25/page
Color: $0.50/page
Fax Local: Free
Fax Long Distance: $0.50/page
To further support families and a healthy community, our Family Wellness Worker engages with students at the Alix-MAC School.
Time is spent where any additional help is needed in the classroom or individually.
A key program goal is high school completion and after-school planning.
To learn more, contact us.
McMan Central- Family Resource Network (FRN) focuses on prevention and early intervention services for families and youth aged 0-18 years.
Family Support- This program educates parents and caregivers about child development, provides social supports, and offers coping and problem-solving skills in order to build resiliency and success within families and communities. Delivered through home visitation or by appointment at the Alix and Area Community Resource Centre.
To learn more, click here. To access, contact us or the Coordinator-Lacombe and Area, karen.white@mcmancentral.ca or 403-896-3408.
Healthy Families offers home visitation for parents and families with children 0-3, up to age 6. The program focus is on strengthening parents-to-be and parents in support of raising children to be healthy, safe and secure. Siblings in the home are supported (up to age 13) and prenatal care is included.
To learn more, click here. To access, contact us or the Healthy Families Facilitator, alyle@cafcl.org or 780-679-8066.
Located at the Alix and Area Community Resource Centre.
All are encouraged to use this resource. Please contact us, to access a food hamper.
The Alix Food Bank is supported by the community through donations and partnership with the Alix Mirror Wellness Supports Society. Click here, to learn more about how you can get involved.
We have fresh veggies at the Centre , available to anyone in the community.
Pick up while quantity lasts.
Thank you to the PIC N PAK for their generosity!
Take a break from mealtime stress. Available to Alix and Area residents. Home-style meals are delivered up to three days a week at lunchtime. Hot and frozen options can be ordered. Meals are delivered on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Fees:
Hot Meal: $8.00/meal
Frozen Meal: $6.00/meal
Gift certificates can be purchased. Please contact us, for more details, monthly menus and to book a delivery.
*All volunteer delivery drivers are screened by the RCMP.
This program offers free income tax assistance, during March and April for seniors or low income tax returns.
Contact us for more information or to sign up.
A free program supporting adult learners to gain basic life skills or competencies, upgrade education, pursue career training, improve literacy or learn English as a second language. To learn more, click here.
To make an appointment, contact us or Bashaw Adult Learning, bashawadultlearning@gmail.com or 780-372-3648.
Volunteers support many of the programs and services offered at the Centre.
Contact us to learn more, if you are interested in becoming a volunteer.
Alberta Health Services (AHS): AHS offers mental health therapy and addictions counselling for children, adults and older adults.
Services are offered daily, via virtual sessions. Available Monday - Friday, from 10AM - 12PM and 1PM - 2PM.
Rapid Access Counselling (RAC): RAC provides you and your family with a supportive, change-focused conversation at the right time. RAC is real help, within the reach of every Albertan.
It is tailored to support caregivers and children with a focus on healthy child development, supporting caregiver capacity, and promoting resilience within the family.
Visit online to book, sessions available within 3 business days.
Please Note: We have private offices and technology support if you need a confidential space, do not have a device or WiFi access (Monday through Thursday). Please contact us to access.
This is a free drop-in program for children 8+. Join in after-school to have fun, relax, do homework, play games, craft, read and socialize.
A light snack is provided. You do not need to pre-register your child. A one-time waiver and registration form is required. Forms can be signed at drop-off or pick-up on the first day of attendance.
Contact us for more information.
Check our schedule for all current events and activities hosted at our facilities.
Regular programs include Cub Crew and Connecting Clans- monthly events open to all community members.
Monthly routine child immunizations can be booked. Please call:
Stettler Health Unit,
403-742-3326.
Note: This only applies to children 6 months or older, to book routine immunizations.
Please contact provider directly for more information or to book an appointment.
Feet Terrific Nursing Foot Care
Services include nursing foot care services and treatments in home or at the Centre.
403-307-0542
Advance Foot Care Nurse and Reflexologist.
Services include nursing foot care services and treatments in home or at the Centre.
587-377-6099
Please contact providers directly for more information or to book an appointment.
Henna Rose Massage and Aesthetics
Contact Melissa - Registered Massage Therapist. Services include Massage, Cupping and Foot Reflexology.
403-505-1324
Contact Amanda - Certified Reflexologist. Services include Reflexology, Indian Head Massage, Kansa Face Massage and Subtle Aromatherapy.
403-352-0788
The Open Door offers support services and hope to youth in need between the ages of 11-24 and their families. Youth and young adults will access a one-stop shop to help navigate the complicated world of healthcare as well as social supports. In addition, Emergency Housing and Transitional Housing is available, located in Camrose, AB.
To learn more, click here.
To access, contact the Rural Youth Outreach Worker, ashley@camroseopendoor.com.
Call or text their 24-hour help line at, 780-679-HELP (4357).
The Lacombe FCSS offers Tools For School, available to families who qualify for help with getting students ready to start a new school year.
Apply before the deadline to access this program. Eligible children are able to choose a NEW backpack for the school year. Forms are available at the Centre.
Click here to download the form. For more information contact Lacombe FCSS, info@lacombefcss.net or 403-782-6637.
The New Coats for Kids Program provides new winter wear for children, newborn to 17 years of age. Families experiencing financial difficulties can access assistance for children living in their care. This program can be accessed once every two years.
Forms are available at the Centre.
Click here to download the form or apply online. For more information contact Lacombe FCSS, info@lacombefcss.net or 403-782-6637.
The County of Lacombe Lifelong Learning Association provides affordable learning and community development opportunities to adults living in the County of Lacombe.
Most classes are offered in-person or online. Learning bursaries are available to help with financial barriers for employment related courses. To learn more, click here.
To register call 403-782-7955 or email office@cllla.com.
Learn how to live healthier or how to manage a chronic illness. The AHS Alberta Healthy Living Program offers numerous virtual courses, which are free and led by healthcare professionals.
Click here to learn more about the courses offered. Click here to find out when courses are scheduled.
Contact AHS to register, 1-877-314-6997. Contact us for help to register or for technology support.
"We put our heart into the community".
A local group dedicated to serving the community of Alix by providing programs that enhance the lives of individuals, families, and the community.
Services include Alix Preschool, Time for Tots and The Alix Inform.
For more information, click here, or contact 403-350-4079 or 403-588-5199.
Local options are available, for housing.
The Bethany Group, partnered with the Lacombe Foundation, offers subsidized apartment housing in Alix at the Lakeview Manor and in Mirror at Lamerton Place. The apartments are intended for seniors 65+, but those under 65 can rent based on need and when suites are available.
The application form is available online. Click here for more details or contact the Manager, 403-786-2451.
The Lakeside Condo Estates in Alix are available to rent. For more information contact the Owner, 403-358-1243.
The Bashaw Bus Society provides regular transportation to those with limited mobility, click here for more details.
Alix Mirror Wellness Supports Society
Box 715 Alix, AB CA T0C 0B0
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