#101, 4341 Savaryn Drive SW Edmonton, Alberta, T6X 2E8 780.413.4521 info@familyfutures.ca
Family Futures Resource Network offers child and youth programs developed to increase social skills for children and youth ages 6-18 such as problem-solving; friendship building; anger management; communication; bullying support; goal setting and girl empowerment. These evidence-informed programs incorporate the Search Institute’s 40 Developmental Asset Building research and have been well received and sought after.
If you need any additional resources, please don’t hesitate to contact us at 780-413-4521.
We have created some online programs, services and support options. These are on each program page, the At-Home Family Fun page, and our YouTube channel.
Please note, that some of our Early Childhood Development programs go up to 6-years-old.
Check here for additional programs that may be applicable to your family.
13-18 years | This lively program combines hands-on art activities, improv theatre, and spoken word poetry to create an inclusive atmosphere where young minds can explore, collaborate, and connect.
13-18 years | In this program, youth learn about and engage in a variety of art activities using different materials and tools, are provided. This inclusive and fun environment also provides an opportunity for youth to connect with others who have similar interests.
For youth ages: 12-18 years | This in-depth training course helps youth develop skills to be a successful babysitter. These transferable skills are delivered with the use of lectures, small group discussions, problem-solving, student presentations, inquiry, role-playing and instructor-led demonstrations.
This program has been developed by the Canada Safety Council and is designed for young people who will reach the age of 12 or older within the calendar year. A final exam will be held in the last session. Participants must attend all sessions and obtain a passing grade of 75% on the final exam to obtain certification.
Parental consent forms required | $25.00 fee
10-14 years |This program is designed for youth (10-14 years old) who have completed Cooking Club Level 1 at Family Futures Resource Network. Youth will focus on developing safe kitchen practices and learn how to make balanced meals. They will also get the chance to create their very own unique recipes. All young chefs in this program will receive a certificate of completion at the end of this food-tastic program. Please speak with a facilitator when you register your child if you feel the age requirement doesn’t match their experience level. We are unable to accommodate food restrictions in this program.
$40 program fee.
For youth in Grades 9-12 | Junior Achievement’s Company Program is accepting students now. FREE, fun, after-school and worth up to five CTS/CTF or Work Experience credits plus access to over $25,000 in post-secondary scholarships! You will learn how to start and run a business with like-minded students. Local CEOs and business experts will mentor you every step of the way.
14–18 years | In this program, we will teach you about the world of “adulting” when it comes to budgeting, meal planning, self-care, job applications, resume writing, interviews and more. Build more confidence being independent by joining us for this informative and interactive program.
13–18 years | Youth at the Wheel is an interactive program designed to support youth in learning the knowledge needed to obtain their learner’s permit to drive in Alberta. Essential topics such as traffic rules, road safety, and responsible driving habits will be covered.
For youth ages: 8-17 years | The After-School Youth Connections Drop-In Program, in collaboration with the City of Edmonton, will consist of a variety of youth led activities such as painting, drawing, sculpting, drama, improv, board games, and physical pursuits. Fun activities will be planned for youth to build social connections and friendships in a supportive environment. The Youth Connections Program will be offered in 3 City of Edmonton recreational centres on the south side of Edmonton.
13–18 years | This program is an introduction to the world of performance arts. Through interactive activities with a focus on improvisation, character development, and community building; youth will explore the world of theatre. Participants will also direct and act in a one-act play. The final week of this program will be a performance.
Family Futures Resource Network provides information, education and support to individuals, parents and families. We are the only family resource centre in south Edmonton, that offers this range of services and programs. We are a network of programming sites embedded within the communities we serve.
780.413.4521
#101, 4341 Savaryn Drive SW Edmonton, Alberta T6X 2E8
Office Hours
Monday to Friday
9:00am–4:30pm
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