Nourish to Flourish teaches nutrition at Early Years Resource Centre - Prince Albert Daily Herald It was a chance to learn about nutrition at the Prince Albert Early Years Family Resource Centre in the Gateway Mall on Saturday. The Centre hosted the Nourish to Flourish which helped to highlight community helpers such as the community dietician. Local registered dietician, Kelsey Mawaro attendend and help celebrate the Dieticians of Canada National Nutrition Month with the

Nourish to Flourish teaches nutrition at Early Years Resource Centre


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Linklater brings Indigenous Storytelling to Resource Centre - Prince Albert Daily Herald February is Indigenous Storytelling Month and even the littlest people had a chance to get in on the act in Prince Albert. Lyndon Linklater, a Saskatoon-based prominent Knowledge Keeper and Storyteller, was at the Prince Albert Early Years Resource Centre in the Gateway Mall on Saturday to tell stories as part of Indigenous Storytellers Month.

Linklater brings Indigenous Storytelling to Resource Centre


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Autism Services presentation to help ease concerns - Prince Albert Daily Herald Three partners are coming together to help families concerned about autism. The Prince Albert Early Years Family Resource Centre, Saskatchewan Rivers School Division and Prince Albert Autism Services will present a Community Information Sessions on Feb. 4 at Vincent Massey School. Barb Hunter, a Program Designer for the Prince Albert Early Years Family Resource Centre,

Autism Services presentation to help ease concerns


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Paramedics showcases tools, skills with Kids at PA Resource Center - Prince Albert Daily Herald Uko AkpanukoDaily HeraldThe Prince Albert Early Years Family Resource Center collaborated with Parkland Ambulance to put together an Early Childhood event for children ages one to five. The event gave children the opportunity to interact with officers from the Parkland Ambulance and learn about basic skills and emergency response techniques like how and when to

Paramedics showcases tools, skills with Kids at PA Resource Center


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