Annual Report

Children’s Services Centre
Annual Report
2009 - 2010
Children‛s Services Centre
4826 47th Street, Red Deer, Alberta, Canada T4N 1R2
Phone: 403-340-2606
Fax: 403-340-2615
www.childrenservices.ca
WHO WE ARE
CSC has spent 25 years supporting children with special needs to reach their full potential. The
Centre began thanks to the determination of a small group of parents and professionals. They had
a vision for a local development centre that would offer assessment, diagnostic and intervention
services to children with special needs that would involve the family in all aspects of services. CSC
continues to live by this vision today.
Over the past 25 years we have had the opportunity to connect with countless families, professionals,
educators and community providers. Their stories have touched us and their lives have impacted how
we’ve grown over the years. CSC began as one program offering services to 30 children and families.
We now serve over 250 children with complex and severe needs and touch over 2000 people with
our services, resources and training annually.
CSC strives to offer evidenced-based programs and services that are family-centered. Innovation,
quality and professionalism are of the upmost importance in the delivery of our specialized programs.
CSC is committed to being responsive to community needs by addressing gaps in supports and
services to children with special needs.
MISSION
Highlights
Some highlights from the past year include:
• Expanding our Snoezelen space to offer expanded
sensory opportunities to more children.
• Collaborating with Red Deer College to extend
the training offered to distant learners through
videoconference technology.
• Teaming up with the Central Alberta FASD
Network to ensure that CSC therapists became
specialized in conducting Fetal Alcohol Spectrum
Disorder (FASD) diagnostic clinics.
• Partnering with the Autism Follow Clinic at the
Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital to offer a oneday workshop for parents to learn more about
the unique challenges of parenting teenagers with
Autism.
• Working with the Tetra Society to create adapted
equipment to meet the needs of children in our
programs.
Children’s Services Centre is a non-profit child
development centre and community resource assisting
children with special needs to reach their full potential.
VISION
An exceptional place for exceptional children.
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Children’s Services Centre is a non-profit child development centre and community resource assisting children with special needs to reach their full potential.
“My family was once a recipient of the services offered by Children’s Services Centre and because
of the untiring support and expertise of all the different allied professionals that makes up the
team, my daughter is thriving well in the school where she is at right now. Her disability doesn’t
even stand out among the children in the class and this is because of the early intervention that she
received from CSC.” — Cora
www.childrenservices.ca
2009 - 2010
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BOARD CHAIRPERSON’S
REPORT
As a parent with a daughter who has a rare syndrome, I was recently sitting in
a room with other parents from Alberta tasked with dealing with the future of
our little association. We were doing a brain storming activity which consisted
of letting our imaginations wander, without limitations, of how we saw our
organization, what we would like to be and represent for Albertans with the same
disability. I had a sudden jolt, a “frisson” up my spine, a vision of other concerned
parents long ago, wanting something better, something local for their special
children. I actually, for a moment, was able to see and feel the past of another
organization with which I am very involved.
Jill Hockin Chairperson
Kitty Parlby Vice Chairperson
Wayne Doan Past Chairperson
Bob Leger Secretary/Treasurer
Christine Bettesworth Director
Wanda Cassidy Director
Catherine Clennett Director
Jackie D’Costa Director
Amanda Ens Director
Marc Leduc Director
Kim McCallister Director
Laurie Quist Director
From left to right: Catherine Clennett, Amanda Ens, Christine Bettesworth, Laurie Quist,
Wanda Cassidy, Robert Leger, Jill Hockin, Kitty Parlby, Marc Leduc , Jackie D’Costa,
Kim McCallister, Linda Smith, Wayne Doan
"Being a member of the Board of Governors has been a wonderful learning experience. It has been, at times, very challenging as we
undertook grand new ventures such as buildings and mortgages, new buses, new visions for our future, and perennial tight yet creative
budgeting. Always we have reinforced each other with a vision of progress and wholeness for our children and their families. It is a
passionate, committed group of like-minded souls who comprise our Board, and I am honoured to have been among such a fine crew."
— Wayne Doan, Past Chairperson
Highlights
• The Directors participated in Board
Development sessions to set priorities for
their work. As a result, Board recruitment
strategies and processes were developed to
ensure skilled and experienced individuals
are added to the Board on an annual basis.
• The Board unanimously agreed to move
forward with proposed advancement
activities. Their commitment enables
CSC to move forward with program
development, marketing and fund
development initiatives.
• Board members were tireless volunteers
at several of our special events. Jackie
D’Costa not only headed the Cake
Committee for Evening of Decadent
Dessert, she contributed a delicious
birthday cake for CSC’s 25th year.
• Two members of the Executive Committee,
Jill Hockin and Wayne Doan, sat on the
Strategic Planning Committee.
Inspiring Possibilities has been the theme of this 25th commemorative year at Children’s Services Centre. I
wonder if the original group of parents, from those 25 plus years ago, could ever have imagined the CSC of
today. From a vision in someone’s living room it grew into a program offering services to 36 families. Today it
is a child development centre and community resource that serves over 250 children with complex and severe
needs and touches over 2000 family and community members with services, resources and training. Just the
building is a wonder to behold with its 3 floors buzzing with activity, energy and possibilities from the smallest
of clients to the administration looking ahead to an even bigger and brighter future. Could the original
founding families have imagined this place? Can we imagine what the next 5, 10, 25 years will bring?
It is the goal of the Board of Directors to work with the amazing staff of CSC to support the mission of
assisting children with special needs to reach their full potential. In August we attended a Board Development
workshop and continue that work in order to enhance our role in the ultimate function of CSC. In the spring
of 2010, we came to the realization that to maintain the essential services and to broaden what occurs daily
at CSC, operations had to be reorganized to ensure sustainable funding. In order to truly reach our ever
growing population, we cannot rely on government funding alone. Fund raising has been an integral part of
running the centre but was always seen as an “extra” piece added onto other jobs resulting in a big question
mark for budget planning. The recent creation of the “Advancement Team” has added another facet to the
workings of the centre. Its role is to explore the “business” side of CSC and the expansion of our programs,
resources and educational outreach. Taking care of business enables the child focused side of the centre to
exist and flourish. We are on the cusp of change as the Advancement Team forges ahead into new domains to
ensure our development and capacity building in the future.
With this organization, I am now able to sit and let my imagination wander, without limitations. With constant
growth, technological advances, a motivated team and the most incredible cliental, we can only begin to
imagine the possibilities of our exceptional place for exceptional children.
Jill Hockin
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Children’s Services Centre is a non-profit child development centre and community resource assisting children with special needs to reach their full potential.
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
REPORT
25 years of supporting children to reach their potential! What a milestone to
reflect upon and celebrate! CSC opened in May 1985 with one program offering
assessment and follow up services to 36 children and their families. This year the
Centre operated 4 core programs, 3 additional services and many other initiatives
that touched over 2000 children, families and community partners.
At the Welcome Back Breakfast in September, three individuals who were integral
to the creation of CSC, Marg Gummow, Sandee Birse and Wayne Doan, spoke to
staff about the expectations and efforts that resulted in both the start up and long
term direction of CSC’s philosophy and service delivery. Their words helped staff
to understand where CSC came from in order to know better where we need to
go in the future.
As for development in 2009-2010, the Snoezelen Room was expanded through the
efforts of Jan Gervais, EASE Occupational Therapist, and others. New pieces of
equipment were added including a cart to allow apparatus to be moved around the Centre for use in the various classrooms
and the gym. Many more children can now have sensory experiences to enhance their learning and development. The staff
also worked with the Tetra Society to create adapted equipment for CSC children for learning and recreational activities.
Yoga activities were incorporated into EASE programming and 2 staff, Melanie Harris, physical therapist and Twyla Galisky,
rehab assistant, trained in a 4 day Radiant Child Yoga course. Their efforts enabled CSC to offer yoga groups for CSC and
community children in which adaptations and accommodations can be made. Feedback about the benefits of yoga for the
children has been very positive from both parents and staff.
A number of professional wellness activities were initiated for CSC staff in 2009-2010. Beginning in September, about half of
the staff were provided with regular reflective coaching sessions with JoAnne Hayden or Lori Jack. These sessions allowed
staff opportunities to reflect on both their CSC and personal responsibilities. After winter break, a team development process was begun to help individuals and teams better understand and improve their functioning. These 2 initiatives, reflective
practice and team development sessions, were introduced to enhance staff wellness and will be expanded upon in future
years.
In the spring, Evening of Decadent Dessert provided opportunities for former families and staff to get together. The original
6 staff, Fay Dionne, Sue Mitchell, Terryl Makuk, Dwaine Souveny, Rosemary Calverley and myself, reminisced about the first
several years of CSC. We reflected on the strength and integrity of the founding families’ beliefs that enabled the services
and programs at CSC to grow.
Also at Evening of Decadent Dessert, the CSC Storybook was introduced. The storybook is filled with heartwarming and
inspirational stories from families who share their experiences at CSC. Some of the families were involved 20 or more years
ago and others as recent as this past year. Each story speaks to the impact CSC has had in helping children with special
needs develop and providing training and support to their families. Copies of the storybook are available in the CSC library
or for sale at the reception desk.
The culmination of reflection and celebration of CSC’s first 25 years is a concerted effort to develop more programs and
services for children with special needs and their families and communities. There is still much that is needed for them. A
new strategic plan has been developed to guide CSC’s next 5 years. My hope is that the upcoming years will engage everyone who is touched by CSC’s programs and services in “imagining possibilities” for themselves and others.
Cheers and here’s to the next 25 years,
2009-2010 STAFF
Administration:
Smith, Linda Executive Director
Dionne, Fay Office Manager
Jack, Lori Program and Services Manager
Fox, Kim Development and Communications Manager
Alackson, Shelley Admin Assistant-Third Floor
Berlinguette, Debbie Admin Assistant - Second Floor/
Transportation Coordinator
Burden, Margie Admin Assistant-Reception
Chadwick, Jamie Admin Assistant-Development
Hayden, Joanne Intake Coordinator
Laden, Alara Contract Bookkeeper
Lauridsen, Krista Contract Publication Designer
Smith, Barb Cleaner
Therapists, Teachers & Consultants:
Barr, Coleen Program Support
Boys, Ann Occupational Therapist
Byrnes, Robin Teacher
Coghlin, Michelle Teacher
Cormack, Barb Speech-Language Pathologist
Deminchuk, Christina Behaviour Specialist
Dzaman-Berg, Val Early Intervention Consultant
Galisky, Twyla Rehabilitation Assistant
Gassor, Vicki Early Intervention Consultant
Gervais, Jan Occupational Therapist
Greenberg, Danielle Psychologist
Harris, Melanie Physical Therapist
Jenkins, Pam Teacher
Klassen, Alicia Program Support
Little, Shelley Speech-Language Pathologist
Margea, Micaela Early Intervention Consultant
Moshenko-Mitchell, Bonnie Contract Psychologist
Rademacher, Carla Early Intervention Consultant
Remillard, Amber Speech Language Pathologist
Rusiewicz-Enright, Barb Psychologist
Suchy, Deb Teacher
Walls, Mona Contract Physical Therapist
Child Development Facilitators (CDF’s):
Baskerville, Genevieve
Lamontagne, Chandra
Braaten, Doreen
Lanciault, Matasha
Bradley, Amanda
Keeping, Tammy
Clarke, Lyndsey
Meir, Christie
Davidson, Marion
Nielsen, Kendra
Dawydiuk, Kiessa
Norris, Corrine
Dionne, Renee
Olesen, Chris
Everitt, Dianne
Risser, Cathy
Ferguson, Bobbi
Robinson, Barb
Gomez, Stella
Shaw, Laura
Gordon, Treena
Vajda, Laura
Green, Melissa
VanderVlugt, Sandra
Harmon, Cheryl
Wheeler, Deb
Hujber, Rochelle
Wozney, Paula
Johnson, Shelly
Johnston, Chris
Transportation Team:
Jeannotte, Faith Ride Along
Thomas, Dale Bus Driver
Vale, Bill Bus Driver
Linda Smith
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Children’s Services Centre is a non-profit child development centre and community resource assisting children with special needs to reach their full potential.
www.childrenservices.ca
FINANCIAL REPORT
Children’s Services Centre, An Alberta Society
Summary of Revenue and Expenditures
For the year ended August 31, 2010
Revenue
Grants
Alberta Ed, CFSA, Alberta Health Services
Student Health Initiative Partnership, Alberta Independent School Initiative
Fee For Service Contracts
Registration Fees, Program Fees, Individualized Services
Rental Income
Fundraising and Donations
Raffle, Evening of Decadent Dessert and Welcome Back Celebration
Donations, Gifts-in-Kind, Annual Appeal
Interest
Other
2,196,252
Programs
& Services
181,376
8,250
168,606
2,509
63,635
Amortization, Training, etc.
Total Revenue
2,620,628
Expenditures
Direct Expenditures
Advertising and Promotion
Amortization
Bad Debts
Dues and Memberships
Facility Maintenance and Utilities
Fundraising
Interest on Term Debt
Professional Development
Program Materials and Support
Rental
Salaries, Wages and Benefits
Service Contacts
Travel
Subtotal Direct Expenditures
Administrative Expenditures
Contracted Services
Insurance
Interest and Bank charges
Janitor
Office
Professional Fees
Repairs and Maintenance
Salaries, Wages and Benefits
Technical Services
Telephone
Subtotal Administrative Expenditures
5,394
80,943
4,903
1,961
20,242
43,990
13,049
33,119
32,392
7,568
1,821,323
67,000
155,543
2,287,427
15,724
16,174
5,351
33,647
37,687
19,455
24,715
378,458
32,688
7,747
571,646
Total Expenditures
2,859,073
Excess Revenue or Expenditures before other items
(238,445)
-238,445
Gain on disposal of property
Excess Revenue or Expenditures
14,769
(223,676)
-223,676
Audited Financial Statements are
available upon request.
Children’s Services Centre, An Alberta Society
Balance Sheet
For the year ended August 31, 2010
Assets
Current
Cash
Restricted Cash
Accounts Receivable
Prepaid Expenses
Total Current Assets
40,874
493,060
186,808
1,000
721,742
Fixed
Property and Equipment
Total Fixed Assets
1,241,176
1,241,176
Total Current and Fixed Assets
1,962,918
Liabilities
Current
Accounts Payable and Accruals
Deferred Revenue
Current Portion of long term debt
Total Current Liabilities
80,500
6,420
12,608
99,528
Long Term
Deferred Contributions
Long Term Debt
Total Long Term Liabilities
8,014
450,842
458,856
Total Current and Long Term Liabilities
558,384
Equity
Unrestricted Net Assets
Net Assets invested in property and equipment
Internally restricted Net Assets
141,763
769,711
493,060
Total Equity
1,404,534
Total Liabilities and Equity
1,962,918
Contact Linda Smith, Executive Director
403-340-2606 ext. 205
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Children’s Services Centre is a non-profit child development centre and community resource assisting children with special needs to reach their full potential.
“We are so happy and relieved to have found CSC.
It’s been our “TSN Turning Point”!
www.childrenservices.ca
GROUP PROGRAMS
Group activities that are adapted for individual needs
enhance learning opportunities for children with special
needs. Our multidisciplinary teams are able to adapt most
activities (i.e. bike riding, sledding) to meet the individual
complex needs of children. With the support of our staff,
parents and caregivers are able to learn strategies for
supporting their child at home and in the community. For
families, groups offer a safe place to connect with other
parents who are facing similar challenges. Some of our
group programs are:
Park It
FAST
Highlights
•
CSC supported two of its therapists
(Jan Gervais and Melanie Harris) in offering
the summer FAST (Fun, Adapted, Safe and
Totally Cool!) camp. Participants enjoyed
a fun-filled week of adapted learning
opportunities.
For more information about any of our programs and services,
please visit our website: www.childrenservices.ca
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Children’s Services Centre is a non-profit child development centre and community resource assisting children with special needs to reach their full potential.
ASSESSMENT
AND INTERVENTION
Assessment and Intervention are the cornerstones of CSC services. Our two multidisciplinary teams,
teachers and consultants provide assessment and intervention at home, in the community and within
our centre-based programs. The services can be tailored to individual needs with options for long-term
intensive programming, short-term intervention and various assessment possibilities.
Some of our assessment and intervention services are:
D iagnostic C linic
Early Access to Supportive Education (EASE)
I n d i v i d u a l i z e d S e rv i c e s
EARLY INTERVENTION (EI)
Transdisciplinary Assessment
and Consultation (TAC)
“I was at the end of my rope but now I feel like I have
direction on where to go and what to do with Jacob. The
wonderful women in this program have truly changed
my life.”
Highlights
•
The therapists that conduct assessments
for the purpose of diagnosing children
became trained to diagnose children
suspected of having Fetal Alcohol Spectrum
Disorder (FASD).
• CSC therapists continue to receive
consultation services from Dr. Goulden,
neurodevelopmental pediatrician from
the Glenrose Rehabilitation Program;
Dr. Lorrain, child psychiatrist from Child
Adolescent and Family Mental Health and
Dr. Moshenko-Mitchell, psychologist with
the Anxiety Clinic.
• Two of the Early Intervention Consultants
were trained on the Hanen program and
hope to offer groups to families in the
future.
“There are no books, no other experiences to look back
on for guidance. CSC was a great support in helping me
stand by my decisions and actions while going through
the difficult process of learning the challenges of being a
parent of a child with disabilities.”
“Both Early Intervention and TAC have been wonderful.
We’ve been turned in the right direction now and are
seeing positive feedback almost daily. It’s such a positive
group to work with and the experience shows.”
www.childrenservices.ca
EDUCATIONAL
OUTREACH
RESOURCES
Building community capacity to help children reach their potential has been a staple of CSC’s mission
for 25 years. By providing information on specific diagnoses and intervention strategies, families,
educators and community providers will be better able to support a child’s development and learning.
Some of the educational outreach programs we offer are:
P arents
of
T eenagers
with
A utism
ASPERGER’S DISORDER
C
Professional
h a l l e n g i n g Workshop Series
C h i l d B e h av i o u r s
Sleepless in America
ADVOCATING
FOR YOUR CHILD
Highlights
•
workshops to both local participants and distant
learners through videoconference technology.
We were excited to have attendees from all over
…and many more
“I am working with a very skilled and
knowledgeable group of EAs who are looking to
expand their knowledge with specific children.
This is a great place for our discussions to
happen. I am excited about attending another
webinar!” — Joleen
CSC partnered with Red Deer College to offer
Alberta.
•
Several CSC staff presented topics at the ATA
Special Education Conference in the fall.
•
CSC hosted a two-day conference on
sleeplessness and managing with difficult
behaviour with bestselling author Mary Sheedy
CSC has always offered specialized resources to the
community. Currently CSC offers books and DVDs
or videos on special need topics, toys and specialized
and adapted equipment for children enrolled in
our programs. In addition, we have expanded our
Snoezelen space and made it possible to use some of
the equipment in other parts of our facility making it
possible for more children to benefit. Our resources
include:
Books DVD s / videos
ADAPTED EQUIPMENT
Toys
S pecialized
Highlights
•
Partnership with Jim Stone of the Tetra
Society to develop adapted equipment for use
in our programs (note: the sled is one of Jim’s
adapted pieces).
• Expansion of the Snoezelen Space
• Creation of the CSC Storybook that tells of
the stories of local families, whose lives were
impacted by a child with special needs.
equipment
Snoezelen Space
“Resources and environment at CSC are safe,
fun, and friendly, making learning for the kids
very comfortable.”— Melissa
Kurcinka.
•
CSC hosted a one-day conference on Asperger’s
with local psychologists, Dr. Moshenko-Mitchell,
Barb Rusiewicz-Enright And Danielle Greenberg.
•
CSC co-hosted a one-day conference with the
therapists from the Autism Follow Clinic at the
Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital. More than
twenty families were able to learn more about
the unique challenges of parenting teenagers with
Autism.
•
Many other presentations were requested
and offered to parents and service providers
throughout Alberta.
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Children’s Services Centre is a non-profit child development centre and community resource assisting children with special needs to reach their full potential.
For more information about any of our
programs and services, please visit our
website: www.childrenservices.ca
www.childrenservices.ca
GENEROUS DONORS
SEPTEMBER 1, 2009 TO AUGUST 31, 2010
$7500 +
Waskasoo Optimist Club of Red
Deer
Visions Electronics
Wallah Signs
$500+
$5000 +
Elliott, Jim
Krystals Party Rentals
$2500 +
Associated Canadian Travellers
Dentoom’s Greenhouses
Digitex
Dow Chemical Canada ULC
Genivar
McAllister, R Brent
Optimist Club of Red Deer
Pure Chiropractic
RBC Foundation
Red Deer College
Red Deer Firefighters Children’s
Charity
Saunders, Kathleen
Servus Credit Union
St. James Gate
$1000 +
53rd Street Music
Alberta Association of Colleges &
Technical Institutions
Anonymous Donor
Central Alberta Realtors Charitable
Foundation
Century 21 Westcountry Realty
D’Costa, Jackie
Dionne, Fay
Dr. Joseph D’Costa Professional
Corp
Flying Colours
Fox, Kim & Ken
Graycon Group Ltd.
Ladies of the Royal Purple
Milne Family
Necyk, Warren
Parkland Industries
Red Deer Advocate
Red Deer Elks
Reid Signs
Smith, Linda
Suchy, Deb & Craig
Truant Family & Red Deer Bottling
United Way of Central Alberta
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Ajram Family
Al Saunders Contracting and
Consulting
Anonymous Donor
Baby Pops
Barden, Rob
The Bay
Brosseau, Andre
The Bunker @ Springbrook
Carpet Colour Centre
Duhamel Manning Freehan
Warrender Glass LLP
Dynamic Development
Festival of Trees
Glover International Trucks
Head Hunters Day Spa
Hoffman Chiropractic & Wellness
Centre
Hull, John
Installation Station
John Braganza Professional Corp
Johnston, Chris
Jones, Louis
Kraze 101.3
Latta, Brenda & Steve
Liquor Crossing
MacNairn, Brian
Only Women’s Fitness
P.M.A. Canada
Pediatric Consultants Associated
Photo Magic
Red Deer Catering
Red Deer County
Sim’s Furniture
Sobey’s Village Mall
Starbucks
Stone Pillar Studio
Sunny 94.1 FM
Sweet, Tanya & Mel
Traptow Photography
Westerner Park
$250 +
Anonymous Donors
Artemis Jewellry
Bently Elks Lodge
Burden, Margie
Bushnell Outdoor Products
Canadian Tire, Village Mall
Cenco Wireline
Century 21 Advantage
Central Alberta’s Special Equestrians
(CASE)
Chatters Salon
Communications Options
Coyote Creek Golf Course
Craig, Jill
Dawydiuk, Kiessa
Doerkson, Victor
Edible Arrangements
Elite Sportswear
Excell Transmission
Flower Group
General Appliances Lacombe, Ltd
Gervais, Jan
Greywolf Golf Course
Grower Direct
Gummow, Marg
Hall, Greg
ISL Consulting Engineers and Land
Services
Jack, Lori
KiJa Natural Designs
Kinette Club of Red Deer
Kruselnicki, Peter
La Solitude Bed & Breakfast
Lacombe Ford
Lamontagne, Chandra
Lanciault, Matasha & Monty
Lauridsen, Krista
Lazer Wash & Detail Centre
Let Them Eat Cake
Life Chiropractic
Mukwah Tours
Nielsen, Kendra
Niemi, Esther
Ocu-Dent Dental Clinic
Once Upon A Child
Read, Elizabeth
Red Deer Lodge
Redstone Grill Inc.
Remillard, Janet
Restaurant 27
Robinson, Barb
Sigmund Brouwer Inc.
Sobey’s South
Sparrow Glassworks
Studio Pilates
Vajda, Laura
Village Chiropractic
Wheeler, Deb
Wolf Creek Golf Resort
Up to $250
2 The 9s Photography
52nd Street Dental
ABC Country Restaurant
Above and Beyond
Air-Ristocrat Balloon Rides
Alackson, Shelley
Alberta Art & Import Shoppe
Angela’s Massage Therapy
Anonymous Donors
Arrow Limousine Services
Associate Massage Therapy
Astha Fine Indian Cuisine
Avenida 54 Salon and Spa
Babycakes Cupcakes
Badass Jack’s
Bangs & Co Hair Studio
Barker, Sonia
Beaners
Bears and Wishes
Befus, Jamie
Berg, Calvin
Berlinguette, Debbie
Best Buy
Big Bend Market
Big Bounce Inflatables
Big Splash Truck RV & Car Wash
Black Knight Inn
Bladez Hair Company
BLT Toy Shop
Bob Munsch Enterprises Ltd.
Booster Juice
Border Paving
Borrowman, Darla
Boston Pizza
Boys, Ann
Buck or Two
Buster’s Pizza
Byrnes, Robin
Café Millenium
Café Vero
Cameron, Iris
Campos, Katelin
Canadian Tire South
Capri Hotel & Conference Centre
Carlos Little Bead Store
Carnival Cinemas
Carter, Nadine
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Cedarwood Veterinary Hospital
Central Alberta Glass
Central Alberta Printing Co.
Chadwick, Diane
Chadwick, Jamie
Chateau Wine & Spirits
Cherished Occasions
Chidley, Susan
City of Red Deer
City Roast Coffee
Clennett, Catherine
Cloverleaf Landworks
Collicutt Centre
Comforts The Sole
Costco
Country Cupboard Gift Shop
Culinary & Gift Shoppe
Curves For Women
Curves South
Dairy Queen
Dallas, Cal
Deermart Equipment Sales
Deis, Tom
Delish Custom Cakes
Denny’s Restaurant
Diamonds at Lacombe
Dionne, Deidra
Doan, Wayne
Donald, Colleen
Earls
Eastside Marios
Ellis, John
Engelhardt, Betty Lou
Ens, Amanda
Essential Energy
Everything Nice Antiques &
Collectibles
Exelta Gymnastics Club
Fabricland
Fas Gas
Feistmas, Hillie
Fink, Peter
Forget Me Not Flowers
Foster, Helen
Foster, Rob
Four Lane Ford
Fowler, Joan
Frame-It Store
Fuzion Restaurant & Lounge
Gail’s Perogies
Galaxy Cinemas
Galisky, John
Garbutt Financial Services
Gaume, Rena
Gaylenes Hair Design
Gian Urbani Professional Corp
Gomez, Stella
Good Earth Café & Bakery
Gotta Have It
Green Apple Hair Shoppe
Hairapy
Hansen, Elizabeth
Heiskanen, Jody
Hiddin Bistro
Hockin, Jill
Holiday Inn 67th Street
Horizon Imports
Hornett, James
Houlihan’s Classic Restaurant
Housewarmings Gifts & Décor
Huang, Steven
Hujber, Rochelle
Imagine Vintage Wear
Isaac, Natalie
Jablonski, Mary Anne
Joey’s Only Restaurant
Johnson, Blanche
Katz Meow
Kavaccino’s
The Keg Steakhouse & Bar
Klassic Stitches
Koinonia Christian Playschool
Krossa, Ken
KutApoz
Lachance, Linda
Lacombe Golf & Country Club
Leduc, Marc
Lesser, Karen
Lewis, Maureen
Little Country Cappuccino
Little, Shelley
Liquor Hutch
Logos ‘N’ Stuff
Lulu Life
MacSween, Jim
Make Your Bed
Marble Slab Creamery
Matchbox Theatre
McCallister Consulting Ltd.
McDonald’s Restaurant
McMurtrie, Scott
Medicine Shoppe
Meyers Norris Penny
Mohave Grill
Montana’s Cookhouse Saloon
Morrison, Kylie
Mountview Drugs IDA
Movie Gallery/VHQ
Mr. Mike’s Restaurant
Mulberry Lane
Nearly New Books
Nestranksy, Isabella
Nestransky, Shauna & Chad
Nevers, Mike
Nieuwenhuis Dairy
Norris, Corinne
North Hill Inn
The Nursery Golf and Country Club
O’Hara, Rhea
Original Joes
Ouellet, Darcy
Painted Light Photography
Panago Pizza
Parkland Mall
Parkland Nurseries and Garden
Centre
Parlby, Kitty
Partylite Gifts
Patrick, Katherine
Payzant, Fern
Pillar to Post
Prairie Sticks
Primas, Barb
Quizno’s Sub
R & E Elevator
Rademacher, Carla
Red Deer Co-op
Remillard, Amber & Josh
Risser, Cathy
Safeway Port ‘O’ Call
Sage Gallery
Saro’s Restaurant
Save on Foods
Scholastic Canada
Seeley, Lori
Serengeti Medi Spa
Sidestreet Inc.
Silver Cove
Simmonds, Jackie
Skakun, Kim
Smith, Grant
Soul Sisters
Southside Dodge Chrysler
Spearman, Kevin
Staples
Stephenson, Keith
Stewart, Sharon
Suchy, Betty
Sugar-Free & More Ltd.
Sultana’s Beauty Clinic
Sunburst Interiors
Sunglass Boutique
Sunworks Home and Garden
Sylvan Agencies
Talk of the Town
Tasty Bakery
Tea Thyme’s Classic Lunch and
Cakery
TELUS Communications
Tim Hortons
Tipitina’s
Tony Roma Ribs
Toys ‘R’ Us
Traditions Photography
United Way of Calgary and Area
Vale, Bill
Van’t Klooster, Bonnie
Wal Mart
Wallin, Jennifer
Walls, Mona
Watkins, Penny
Western Canada IC Bus
William Holingshead Professional
Corp
Williams, Mark
Wolf Creek Inn & The Cheesetoast
Restaurant
Woodmaster Cabinets
Wozney, Paula
Y.A.R.D. Yoga
Donations – In Memoriam
In Memory of Casandra-lee Brilz
Freeman Insurance Agencies
Donald, Colleen
Jeannotte, Faith
Lowe, Alicia
McGraw, Debbie
In Memory of Gail Holland
Anderson, Lynn
Lemke, Jean
SunLife Financial
In Memory of Thomas Suchy
Dionne, Fay
In Memory of Xaden Hansen
Coghlin, Michelle
We apologize if for any reason there
is an oversight, and appropriate
recognition has not been given for
your contribution to Children’s
Services Centre. We continue to
update our systems in order to
ensure all of our generous supporters
and volunteers are dutifully
recognized. We value all that you
do for the children. Without your
support CSC could not maintain the
quality of services we provide, nor
could we grow to meet the needs
of the exceptional children in our
community. Please be sure to contact
the Advancement Office to update
your records with any changes or
oversights. info@rdcsc.ca or Phone
(403)-340-2606 ext. 227
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VOLUNTEERS
Alackson, Shelley
Associated Canadian Travellers
Bardwell, Cody
Barr, Brian
Barr, Coleen
Barthel, Ben
Basaraba, Kelsey
Baskerville, Genevieve
Berlinguette, Amy
Berlinguette, Debbie
Berlinguette, Kaylin
Bettesworth, Christine
Bettesworth, Kevin
Bomhof, Jo-ann
Borrowman, Darla
Borrowman, Eric
Boys, Ann
Braaten, Doreen
Braaten, Patrick
Braaten, Sydney
Brosinsky, Stephen
Burden, Margaret
Burton, Meghan
Buschacher, Dustin
Calverley, Rosemary
Campbell, Amber
Campbell, Eilidh
Cassidy, Wanda
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Chabot, Ron
Chadwick, Diane
Chadwick, Jamie
Chadwick, Julie
Chadwick, Peter
Chidley, Susan
Chidley, Vanessa
Christensen, Roselien
Clarke, Lyndsey
Clennett, Catherine
Coghlin, Elora
Coghlin, Josh
Coghlin, Michelle
Coward, Richard
Cross, Phoebe
Curtis, Tanya
Davies, Jana
D'Costa, Jackie
Deminchuk, Christina
Dionne, Fay
Doan, Wayne
Dunn, Iain
Dunn, Jordan
Dzaman-Berg, Val
Ehman, Reva
Elst, Riley
Engelhardt, Betty Lou
Enright, Sarah
Ens, Amanda
Ens, Chynade
Evans, Gloria
Ferguson, Bobbi
Ferguson, Jason
Florness, Mary
Flying Colours
Fox, Ken F.
Fox, Kim
Fraser, Debbie
Fraser, Joleen
Galisky, Twyla
Gassor, Vicki
Glaseman, Cassidy
Glover, Brad
Glover, Shauna
Gomez, Stella
Gordon, Treena
Green, Irene
Green, Melissa
Grobe, Dave
Gummow, Marg
Harmon, Cheryl
Harvey, Julie
Harvey, Lee
Hayden, JoAnne
Healing, Casey
Heiskanen, Jody
Children’s Services Centre is a non-profit child development centre and community resource assisting children with special needs to reach their full potential.
Higgins, Patrick
Hockin, Jill
Hogarth, Lana
Isaac, Natalie
Jack, Lori
Janz, Jeff
Jeannotte, Faith
Jeannotte, Jeffrey
Jenkins, Pam
Johnston, Alannah
Johnston, Chris
Johnston, Darrell
Johnston, Sheldon
Jordan, Michael
Kalyn, Larissa
King, Sarah
Klassen, Jeff
Kobza, Deborah
Kuntz, Curtis
Langevin, Shirley
Laroche, Cindy
Latta, Brenda
Latta, Erica
Latta, Steve
Lauridsen, Erica
Lauridsen, Krista
Leduc, Marc
Leger, Robert
Leonard, Jackie
Leyden, Trudy
Little, Kaitlyn
Loades, Wanda
Lyman, Jane
MacLeod, Dawn
Macleod, Glenn
MacLeod, Jana
MacNairn, Brian
MacNairn, Colin
Manji, Naziem
Maracle, Diana
Maracle, Michael
Marsden, Dwayne
Martin, Madison
McCallister, Kim
McComb, Rachelle
McDonald’s Restaurant South
McShane, Julie
Meagher-Hicks, Kristinn
Miller, Brian
Millman, Tracy
Morrison, Kylie
Munday, Traci
Necyk, Jennifer
Nestransky, Isabella
Nestransky, Shauna
Nickerson, Koren
Nielsen, Kendra
Norris, Corrine
Oatham, Tony
Oliver, Wade
Paquin, Frank
Parlby, Kitty
Perepelkin, Gail
Peterson, Shalyn
Photo Magic
Quist, Laurie
Rademacher, Carla
Rademacher, Meredith
Rainone, Joyce
Rainone, Mike
Red Deer Firefighters
Red Deer Public Library
Red Deer RCMP
Rinehart, Darryl
Risser, Cathy
Robinson, Barb
Robinson, Stephen
Roxin, Sherry
Rusiewicz-Enright, Barb
Saik, Laura
Saunders, Kathleen
Savard, Samantha
Shaw, Laura
Smith, Barb
Smith, Linda
Soucy, Kelly
Soul Sisters
St. James Gate
Stang, Courtney
Stengler, Dean
Stevens, Troy
Stewart, Justin
Stewart, Sharon
Stryker, Rob
Sunny 94.1 FM
Tisdale, Betty
Tisdale, Glen
Toews, Linda
Van De Ruit, Corazon (Zennie)
Van De Ruit, Natasha
Van Denakker, Jamie
Vandermeulen, Kira
Van'tKlooster, Bonnie
Watkins, Penny
Watkins, Fred
Wheeler, Debora
Wheeler, Laura
Wilkes, Brenda
Wilkes, Tony
Winter, Betty Ann
Wozney, Paula
Yaskowich, Zachary
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