What's New at the Community Service Centre?
SHARE THE WARMTH!
A Share the Warmth Grant, which is intended to help take the bite out of winters cold, has been awarded to the Prince Albert Community Service Centre. One of SaskEnergy’s $1,000.00 grants will be used to help people in our community stay a little warmer this winter.
The employees of SaskEnergy pride themselves on being involved in the communities
they serve across the province. This winter, they again hope to be involved in the Share
the Warmth Days and Projects throughout Saskatchewan.
The Prince Albert Community Service Centre will use the grant to provide warm winter clothing and a hot meal to participants in our programing who are in need of a little warmth on a winter’s day.
We would like to thank SaskEnergy and its employees for their kind consideration and support!
A Share the Warmth Grant, which is intended to help take the bite out of winters cold, has been awarded to the Prince Albert Community Service Centre. One of SaskEnergy’s $1,000.00 grants will be used to help people in our community stay a little warmer this winter.
The employees of SaskEnergy pride themselves on being involved in the communities
they serve across the province. This winter, they again hope to be involved in the Share
the Warmth Days and Projects throughout Saskatchewan.
The Prince Albert Community Service Centre will use the grant to provide warm winter clothing and a hot meal to participants in our programing who are in need of a little warmth on a winter’s day.
We would like to thank SaskEnergy and its employees for their kind consideration and support!
New Programming at CSC!
The Prince Albert Community Service Centre will be offering a new program for participants over 55 years of age who are interested in entering or re-entering the work force. The Transition Initiative or Older Workers will focus on assisting people to find employment here in the Prince Albert area. See the link below for more information.
The Prince Albert Community Service Centre will be offering a new program for participants over 55 years of age who are interested in entering or re-entering the work force. The Transition Initiative or Older Workers will focus on assisting people to find employment here in the Prince Albert area. See the link below for more information.
Welcome to CSC!
CSC would like to welcome Charmain to our staff! We are looking forward to working with her and I know she is looking forward to working with you. Welcome on board!
CSC would like to welcome Charmain to our staff! We are looking forward to working with her and I know she is looking forward to working with you. Welcome on board!
TWO MILES FOR MARY
You can always donate to the Two Miles For Mary fundraising champagne. Drop off your donation at the CSC office any day. It will go along way to assisting seniors transportation in Prince Albert. Thank You for your support!
You can always donate to the Two Miles For Mary fundraising champagne. Drop off your donation at the CSC office any day. It will go along way to assisting seniors transportation in Prince Albert. Thank You for your support!
The Samuel McLeod Business Awards: On Thursday April 26th Prince Albert Community Services, Pine Industries and SARCAN was awarded the Samuel McLeod Business Award for N0n- Profit business of the year for 2017. The award was presented to our CEO Mr.
Bill Powalinsky at the Samuel McLeod awards banquet. Mr. Powalinsky stated that the award was given to CSC and its partner groups for its commitment to providing services that enhance the quality of life to meet individual and community needs. The award also celebrates our 50th anniversary of providing services to Prince Albert and district. Congratulation's to the Board of Directors and Staff of the Prince Albert Community Service Centre, Pine Industries and SARCAN for a job well done. Best wishes for another 50 years of service to our community.