Lethbridge Family Services recently presented their Friend of the Family awards to recipients in our community. The award has been given out since 1988, with over 100 people being presented with the honour. The awards are given to an individual or business who has showcased excellence in Lethbridge. In a new release, Lethbridge Family Services […]Read More
Following the traumatic exodus in Afghanistan, Canada was able to fly out roughly 4,000 Afghan refugees. Lethbridge Family Services is preparing to welcome many of those families to our city. LFS says they are not sure on the exact number or what day they’ll be arriving but they are expected to land in the city […]Read More
Masculinity. It’s a word that some men struggle with. Lethbridge Family Service is offering a free workshop called Man Up, which will talk about the impact that socially constructed gender roles have on the wellbeing of males in our city. Corrine Janzen, the Outreach and Education Facilitator for Lethbridge Family Services, says this workshop takes […]Read More
The Trudeau government announced a new proposal in 2020 for the 2021-2023 Immigration Level Plan. The government is looking to bring in 1.2-million immigrants into Canada to help the economy recover from the pandemic. Najib Mangal, the Manager of Community Connections and Employment programs at Immigrant Services of Lethbridge Family Services, says he’s hopeful that […]Read More
The mental health crisis has become a “parallel pandemic” to COVID-19. That is according to a 2021 report from the United Nations. Lethbridge Family Services (LFS) announced workshops and trainings they are offering when it comes to suicide prevention. Suicide awareness and prevention is a critical health response to COVID-19. And Lethbridge Family Services believes […]Read More
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