Current Projects
Lethbridge Family Services has a variety of permanent and temporary projects and initiatives that would not succeed without community support. It is thanks to the generosity of our donors and funders that we are able to undertake so many important projects in our community.
When you or your organization donates to LFS, you have the option to choose between donating to our general fund, or donating to a particular initiative that is important to you. To learn more about these initiatives, click the thumbnails below for the ones that interest you!
Contact: Michelle Gallucci, Director of Advancement and Communications
Email: mgallucci@lfsfamily.ca
Phone: 403-915-8028
Office Hours:
8:30 am—4:30 pm, Monday—Friday
Closed Statutory holidays
Support DaCapo Clients to Participate in Battle of the Agencies
We are raising funds to support 20 participants and 5 support staff to attend the 3rd Annual Battle of the Agencies. This event brings together adults with disabilities from across the region for a day of inclusive, low-barrier games that prioritize fun, teamwork, and community connection.
Girls Group
For many newcomer youth, settling into a new place comes with significant challenges. Our free program for girls runs every Friday afternoon and provides a space where they can feel safe, nurtured, and mentored.
Training Equipment for Home Care Services
The emotional and practical support provided by HCAs is invaluable in maintaining quality of life. Through continuously updated training, LFS Health Care Aides bring their extensive knowledge to their clients, and respect for every individual they serve.
Angel Tree
Since 1992, the Lethbridge Family Services Angel Tree Christmas campaign's goal has been to ensure that every child has the opportunity to experience the joy of Christmas. We want to help as many families in need as possible, and this can only be accomplished with your help.
Snoezelen Multi-Sensory Room for Clients with Disabilities
Multi-Sensory Environments can provide a space where a variety of interventions can be tailored to meet needs quickly and easily, focused on using sensory equipment to calm, soothe, or stimulate.