Month: June 2018
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As we are getting ready for another year of summer camp, we are reflecting on some memories from last year. Here is a personal favourite of mine: For our Girls…
Kendra Toporowski – Mothers to be Mentor
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I joined the Lakeland Centre for FASD team as a mother’s to be mentor in the summer of 2015. Being a mother’s to be mentor allows me to work long…
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July is fast approaching and that means camp is too. The Lakeland Centre for FASD runs 6 week-long camps in July and August for children ages 7-17. Each week is…
Crystal Gardiner – Office Administrator
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I was raised in a military family so we moved around a lot until finally settling in Cold Lake, 25 years ago. Funny I didn’t realize when we drove over…
Megan Tucker – Training Coordinator/Prevention Conversation
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Megan Tucker is a Rehabilitation Practitioner and has studied Humanities at the University of Alberta, she is currently the Training Coordinator as well as a Prevention Conversation Facilitator at the…
LCFASD Aboriginal Day Celebration June 21, 2018
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June 21, 2018 12:00pm – 3:00pm LCFASD Aboriginal Day Celebration This is the day where we honor Aboriginal culture and traditions. We are partnering to be able to provide music,…
Shalon Thir – Human Resources and Accounting
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I joined the Lakeland Centre for FASD team in 2013 as a part time bookkeeper, after 2 years I loved it so much that I left my original path of…
Lisa Murphy – Executive Director
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Hi all! I have been working with the Lakeland Centre for FASD for over 10 years. During this time, I have worked in many capacities including advocacy and coordination of…
Kim Cyr – Diagnostic Service Assistant
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Hello, my name is Kim Cyr and I am the new Diagnostics Services Assistant here at the LCFASD. My role is to search out and collect information needed in preparation…
ABOUT LCFASD
The Lakeland Centre for FASD provides cost-free programs and services in the Cold Lake, Bonnyville, St. Paul and Lac la Biche areas, as well as on First Nations and Métis Settlements through Alberta.
