Clubs & Organizations

A) Affordable homeownership program for families who would not otherwise be able to own their own home. Applications for housing are available on-line and at ReStore. B) ReStore accepts donations of new and used building materials, appliances, furniture, and other home products. Items are available for sale to general public.  C) Financial Literacy Training and matched savings program available for applicants to our affordable homeownership program.

Non-profit Community Service Club. Our motto is “We Serve” and this is true for all Lions Clubs.

Located at Hay Lakes Recreation Centre, the Playschool Society runs a program for 3 and 4 year olds.  Subsidy may be available for applicants that qualify.  The 3 year old class runs on Monday & Wednesday,  8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.; the 4 year old class runs on Tuesday & Thursday from 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Affordable fees.  PUF program is available.

Located in the heart of the Village of Hay Lakes, we offer a wide range of material as well as DVD’s and audio books. Our programs are designed for children and adults of all ages to engage in the love of learning.

To support the needs of St. Joseph Lutheran Church, our congregational family in our daily living, and reach out to those in the community in whatever way we can. Mailing Address:  PO Box 27 Armena, AB T0B 0G0

Is a voluntary in-home service offered to parents and parents-to-be in support of raising children to be healthy, safe and secure.  Home Visitation focuses on strengthening and supporting families.  Our goal is: to build foundations for strong family functioning, to promote healthy childhood growth and development, help to cultivate the growth of nurturing, responsive parent-child relationships, support for prenatal care and its role in a healthy pregnancy, to enhance protective factors.  Our approach is family-centered and strength based, we work in partnership with families with children prenatal to 6 years of age.  Our enhanced home visitation also supports engagement with siblings within the home up to age 13.

As a further extension, we provide long-term support in response to the concern of substance use during pregnancy through Parent Child Assistance Program (PCAP).  Home visitors work directly with participants offering personalized services for up to 3 years.  You may be eligible to receive services if you are pregnant or up to 6 months postpartum, self-report alcohol and/or drug use during pregnancy, and are ineffectively engaged with community.

All programs are voluntary and free of charge.  Referrals are welcome from everyone including self.

Sunday School- 9:30am Sundays Morning Worship Service- 11:00am Sundays

A registered charity since 2011 serving Camrose and area. Services are offered in-home, hospital, long-term care facilities, through programs at Mirror Lake Centre, and in the community. Support groups and education sessions are available (schedules on the website). Office is located lower level Mirror Lake Centre. Staff and trained volunteers provide these services: A) Nav-CARE Program – for people with declining health who are experiencing isolation, loneliness, and may need help accessing resources or connecting with people. B) Palliative and End of Life Programs – provides respite and support to families who are caring for someone who has a life limiting illness and to those dying at home.  C) Bereavement and Grief Program – provides individual grief sessions, grief companions, grief walks, and grief support groups.

The Huntington Society of Canada is a national network of volunteers and professionals united in the fight against HD since 1973.  More information about the Camrose Huntington Society may be obtained by going to Facebook (htpp://www.facebook.com/HSCCamrosechapter) or Twitter at HSCcamrosechapter.