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Here To Help

Resources found here are links to various Non-Profit and Community organizations that we have had the pleasure of connecting with and donating our workbook to. While we do not endorse any one specific resource, we are a firm believer of working together to help connect Parents, Aides, Families, Etc. with resources needed to help our loved ones.

We do encourage others to check out what they may be able to help you with.

Videos

Hear Nancy's Story
 

Nancy Talks about the first time PSRCS became involved in her life.

SAIT New Media Students Give PSRCS an Intro 
 

Practicum Students of SAIT NEw Media Program Try their skills at creating a Intro to Parent's Survival

In The Media

Calgary CTV News Interview

4:07

Julia had the pleasure of speaking with Brittney at CTV Morning Live Calgary, you can view the full segment here.

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Eagle Okotoks Online Interview

Our first news release interview has published. We had the pleasure of speaking with Harrison of 100.9 The Eagle Okotoks Online. Read the full article here.

My Life Without Limits Podcast

The Parent's Survival Team had an amazing podcast with Leah and Carlos at My life without limits. View here.

Global Edmonton Interview

2:36

Jessica and Julia had the pleasure of speaking with Su-Ling at Global Edmonton, you can view the full segment here

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Calgary Citizen Interview

 We had the pleasure of speaking with Halen of the Calgary Citizen. Read the full article here

Children's Link Podcast

Lorna Selig chats with The Parent's Survival Team.

We can not say enough great things about Children's Link. View here.

CONTACT US

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Registered Nonprofit: 5024305632

Phone: 877-359-3211

Treaty 7 Territory Land Acknowledgement

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge that we live, work and play on the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani), the Tsuut’ina, the Îyâxe Nakoda Nations, the Métis Nation (Region 3), and all people who make their homes in the Treaty 7 region of Southern Alberta.

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