Clubs & Organizations

The Red Cross Babysitting course has been refreshed and revised, now with a greater emphasis on First Aid skills.  The Canadian Red Cross Babysitting course covers everything from managing difficult behaviours to essential content on leadership and professional conduct as a babysitter.  Babysitting promises to deepen and enhance the responsibility that older youth feel when caring for younger children. This updated curriculum provides improved learning when it comes to giving the appropriate care in the event of an emergency. This course is available for youth between the ages 11-15.

Real-world scenarios often call on children to respond to challenges. The Red Cross Stay Safe! program teaches applicable and age-appropriate skills, while increasing and reinforcing a youth’s capacity to improve his or her own safety. Whether in their community or on their own, this group will be given better tools to Stay Safe! in a variety of different situations. This course is for youth between the ages of 9 – 13 years.

A group of women ages 50+ whose goal is to get together for fun social gatherings. Women under 5o are also welcome and are know as “pink hatters.”

A group of women ages 50+ whose goal is to get together for fun  social gatherings. Women under 5o are also welcome and are know as “pink hatters.”

Playschool provides a safe and stimulating environment where children ages 3-5 years learn through play, crafts, and instruction. Serves children from Bawlf and surrounding communities; program runs on Monday, Wednesday and some Fridays from 8:45 – 12:30 noon.  Out-of-School Program – after school care for children in K – grade 6, Monday through Friday until 6:30 p.m.

The Rose City Curling Club supports the physical, mental and social well-being of our community members by promoting curling programs for all ages, abilities and skill levels. We aim to reach into and take part in the vibrant community of Camrose by creating and operating exciting public events for everyone to enjoy! We offer curling at all levels from competitive, to beginner and recreational, with a fantastic youth program. If you are interested in curling, reach out to us today!

Variety of crafts, baking, veggies, preserves, woodworking, jewellery, eggs, sewing, kids clothes, knives, etc.

Runs every Thursday from noon-4:00.  Follow the Rose City Farmers Market on Facebook.

Rose City Roots Music Society is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the arts and culture community in rural Alberta by bringing exciting live-music to downtown Camrose.

No special skills are necessary for square dancing. It is not a competitive recreation. It involves a “set” of eight people moving to commands given by the caller. Anyone can learn. There is no age limit to enjoy square dancing and it’s good, healthy exercise. Visitors are welcome.

Rotary International is the world’s first service club organization, with more than 1.2 million members in 33,000 clubs worldwide. Rotary club members are volunteers who work locally, regionally, and internationally under the motto Service Above Self. The benefits of being a Rotarian include serving the community, networking and friendship, and promoting ethics and leadership skills. Please contact the President through the website.

The Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak is part of a worldwide organization of women and men
who do service projects locally and internationally, Sharing Hope with the World. Our club
focuses particularly on Literacy and Reading, for example creating and maintaining Little Free
Libraries around Camrose, supporting Reading University, partnering with the Dolly Parton
Imagination Library, and offering two Robyn Gray Memorial Scholarships annually for post-
secondary education of City of Camrose and Camrose County students. For more
information, please visit our website.
Meetings are held at 8:00 am on the 1st , 3rd , and 5th Tuesdays of the month at Safety Starts
Here, 5051 50 Street. A joint meeting of both Camrose Rotary Clubs is held at 6:00pm on the
2nd Monday of the month at the Norsemen Inn.

The skateboard park is located immediately north of the Community Centre at 4516-54 Street, on the Rudy Swanson Recreation Park grounds (53 Street and 44 Avenue).

Assisted by the generosity of the Camrose Rotary Club and others, the skateboard park was completed in the spring of 2004 and provides boarders a place to challenge their skills. Designed with the direct input of local boarders and consisting of a variety of bowls, rails, ramps, pipes, stairs, and other features, the skateboard park was designed for both novice and experienced boarders.

Raise awareness to curb rural crime and maintain a phone fan out for emergencies. Information from guest speakers at annual meetings.

Works for the well-being of children. Looks after Recreation building, supports school and 4-H clubs in the area.

Wednesday afternoon floor curling.

Youth organization, enrolling 12-14 yr olds interested in aviation and Canadian Armed Forces.

The Royal Canadian Army Cadets are one component of the Canadian Cadet Movement, a youth organization for all Canadians aged 12 – 18. The aims of the movement are to develop in youth the attributes of good leadership and citizenship, promote physical fitness and stimulate an interest in the Canadian Forces.

Founded for the cause of the veterans, Legion structure has led to community service. Legion is non-profit, dues-supported, no financial assistance from any outside agency. Legion supports programs for seniors, community, housing, Long Term Care, youth, education, sports, Cadets, Guides and Scouts.

Under contract to the Provincial Government to provide assistance to the general public residing in Camrose County to victims of crime and trauma, to other agencies, and to enforce federal and provincial statutes.

Assess and respond to emergencies within Camrose County.