Faces of FCSS
Across Alberta, incredible people are working in FCSS programs—each contributing their expertise, compassion and care to strengthen communities. Yet in our shared mission, many of us never cross paths. We are so pleased to be introducing some of the Faces of FCSS and bridging the gap—one story at a time.
Interested in participating?
What we’re asking for from anyone who is interested in participating is to provide a photo you would like to share – either in FCSS work or personal hobby – along with your title, a few points on your role and what you do within the FCSS world. To personalize it, we would like everyone to answer at least one (but as many as they’d like) of the following questions:
- How has your life experiences helped in your role?
- Why did you get involved in FCSS?
- What have you learned in your role with FCSS?
Email communications@fcssaa.org.
Jessica Big Charles
Community Services/Family Resource Network Director, East Prairie Métis Settlement
Jannette Riedel
Director, Mannville-Minburn-Innisfree FCSS & Yellowhead Community Support Society
Kim Hartel
Program Coordinator Senior Connections
Lloydminster FCSS
Laura Wellman
Individual and Community
Capacity Builder
Town of Canmore FCSS
Adam Smith
Board Member
Ponoka FCSS
Myrna Sopal
Family Support Worker
Raymond FCSS
Miriam Gordon
Office Coordinator, Community Social Development, City of Spruce Grove
Renee Hurley
Elders & Seniors Coordinator
Nistawoyou Association Friendship Centre
Jasmine Lauzon
Community Development Coordinator
Autism Society of the RMWB
Tina Telan
Volunteer
The Hub Family Resource Centre
Robin Porter
Program Coordinator
Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo
Nycailah Belsher
Community Programmer
Smoky River FCSS
Faces of FCSS
If you want to be featured, or have someone you think should be featured, as a Face of FCSS, contact: communications@fcssaa.org
FCSSAA
The Family and Community Support Services Association of Alberta (FCSSAA) was founded in 1981, as a member-driven organization dedicated to bringing Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) programs from across the province together. We provide the platform for our member programs to connect and collaborate, so they can maximize resources and speak with an informed, credible, unified voice to all stakeholders.
