McMan Lethbridge

10/02/2026

The Crowsnest Classic Event is happening tomorrow! If you are looking for a great family friendly event that is supporting our McMan Crowsnest Pass and Pincher Creek's PASS Program, take the short drive up to Coleman and enjoy hockey and festivities all day long! We hope to see you there!

09/30/2026

McMan Crowsnest Pass and Pincher Creek PASS Program is honoured to be selected as a beneficiary to this year's Crowsnest Classic event! If you are going to be in Coleman this Saturday or are looking for a fun family activity in the beautiful mountains you won't want to miss this! The Crowsnest Classic will be this Saturday October 3 - activities starting at 2:00pm and puck drop of the big game is at 6:00pm and wrap up with your best dance moves with DJ Midnight Sunset!!

100% of the proceeds donated to McMan will directly support individuals in the PASS Program, empowering them to live life to their fullest potential and take part in meaningful activities, life-skills opportunities, and community events that may otherwise be inaccessible.

09/30/2026

Our amazing friends at Inclusion Lethbridge are offering information sessions on the upcoming Alberta Referendum Election! If you are looking for unbiased information about the questions on the referendum, please contact them to attend one of the remaining sessions! If you aren't able to make it in person, be sure to call and ask about virtual attendance options!

09/21/2026

On Sunday our Parent Child Assistance Program (PCAP) based out of Pincher Creek was honoured to support community members from Piikani Nation and throughout Southern Alberta as they started their honor walk to Vancouver, BC raising awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls & 2SLGBTQIA+.

This walk, and others scheduled for upcoming weeks, are a part of the wider collective of community members across Canada honouring and remembering those lost to soon for the upcoming Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls & 2SLGBTQIA+ day on October 4.

❤️ MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS WOMEN, GIRLS & 2SLGBTQIA+ ❤️

Remembering • Honouring • Walking Together

MMIWG2S+ events bring people together to remember Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQIA+ people who have gone missing or have been murdered, while also honouring survivors, families and communities affected by violence.

These gatherings are about more than remembering. They are about listening, learning, supporting families, raising awareness and working toward safer communities.

Every person being remembered was someone's daughter, mother, sister, aunt, grandmother, friend, partner or loved one. Behind every name is a life, a family and a community.

❤️ Why do we walk?

Walking together is a powerful way to show that families and communities do not have to carry this burden alone.

Each step can represent:

❤️ Remembrance
❤️ Honour
❤️ Healing
❤️ Solidarity
❤️ Hope
❤️ A commitment to creating safer communities

People from Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities come together to listen, learn and stand alongside families and survivors.

👣 Why does everyone come together?

MMIWG2S+ is deeply connected to Indigenous families and communities, but building safer communities requires all of us to listen, learn and participate respectfully.

People come together to:

❤️ Remember those who have been lost
❤️ Honour families and survivors
❤️ Learn about the history and ongoing impacts of colonialism and discrimination
❤️ Stand against racism and gender-based violence
❤️ Support Indigenous communities
❤️ Raise awareness
❤️ Build understanding and relationships
❤️ Help create a safer future for generations to come

The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls heard from thousands of family members, survivors, Knowledge Keepers and experts. Its final report included 231 Calls for Justice calling for meaningful and lasting change.

🔴 The Red Dress

The red dress has become a powerful symbol of MMIWG2S+ remembrance.

Inspired by Métis artist Jaime Black's REDress Project, empty red dresses represent the presence and absence of Indigenous women who are no longer physically here.

Red dresses, ribbons and other symbols are now commonly seen at MMIWG2S+ gatherings and Red Dress Day on May 5.

❤️ WE REMEMBER.
❤️ WE HONOUR.
❤️ WE LISTEN.
❤️ WE WALK TOGETHER.

Every step matters.

Every story matters.

Every life matters.

By coming together, we can help ensure that those who are missing and those who have been taken from their families are not forgotten.

Remembering is only the beginning.

09/18/2026

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Our Free Family Event - Mental Health Awareness Project is fast approaching! Next Saturday September 26 starting at 10:00! You will find us in the ARENA at the Pincher Creek Ag Grounds!! There will be lots of free activities for the kids, including BOUNCY CASTLES and Face Painting from 11-2 by Spellberry Face Painting ! There will also be tons of FREE STUFF to support your/your families mental wellness, Naloxone Training and many local community supports including Blue Rein Ranch Counselling & Animal Assisted Therapy (and their horses!), Pincher Creek Humane Society, Chinook Essential Health, South Alberta FASD Network, Napi Friendship Association, Aurora Centre, 211 Alberta, Crowsnest Counselling Services, Lethbridge Family Services, Aurora Eggert, and MORE! There will also be a free lunch made by MA Catering Company Ltd.! You won't want to miss this great day! We hope to see you there!

09/09/2026

Today is FASD Day! Did you know that McMan Lethbridge and McMan Crowsnest Pass and Pincher Creek has two programs that are funded by the South Alberta FASD Network??
The FASD Lifespan Program provides lifelong supports to individuals who have or may have FASD, as well as their caregivers, and supports individuals in Lethbridge!
The Parent Child Assistance Program (PCAP) supports people at risk of having a child with FASD to have an alcohol-free pregnancy, as well as three years of follow up support to connect to services and supports and encourage a healthy family unit! PCAP operates in Pincher Creek, The Piikani Nation and area.
Want to learn more about these supports and other supports for Caregivers and/or individuals who have or may have FASD in our community - check out the South Alberta FASD Network website!

A culture of collaboration. A vision of change. Motivated by a deep desire to create positive change for individuals, families and our communities, the South Alberta FASD Network tirelessly pursues its vision and mission. A culture of collaboration. A vision of change. Motivated by a deep desire to

09/09/2026

Today is FASD Day, an opportunity to learn more about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and become a united community supporting people who are pregnant remain alcohol free for their entire pregnancy!
Today our local City Hall and a Supportive Housing Facility will light up in red in recognition of FASD Day! These photos are from last year's event!
What can you do to support a person to stay alcohol free during their pregnancy?

09/08/2026

September is FASD Awareness Month and McMan Lethbridge is proud to be working alongside the South Alberta FASD Network and our amazing community partners to increase awareness of FASD.
Remember: Everyone plays a part in FASD prevention - support a pregnant person in your life stay alcohol free throughout their whole pregnancy. No Safe Time. No Safe Amount. No Safe Kind.

08/20/2026

McMan is set up at Ready Set Go! today! Ready Set Go is a community event that supports families who need a "hand up" get school supplies required for their upcoming education year! Families also have the opportunity to learn about a plethora of support services in our community! Be sure to stop by and say hello and play Plinko to win a sweet prize!