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Save the date and start to plan for a spectacular day with Everyone Outdoors Together. Do it your way - let us know your plans.

How to Participate as an Individual or Group – Everyone Outdoors Together You don’t need a formal event permit or an expensive setup to be a part of Everyone Outdoors Together. Participation is entirely free, inclusive, and designed to fit your life.

Check out the new pathway games at Kiwanis Park. Excited for the debut of the Positive Affirmation Hopscotch. Thanks SHINE Lloydminster - Strong Healthy Individuals Navigating Emotions for painting the town positive today!

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Your Story Matters
We warmly invite you to share your experience to help shape a Perinatal Loss Care Pathway—a compassionate approach to supporting families through one of life’s most heartbreaking moments: the loss of a baby during pregnancy or around birth.
More than ten years ago, courageous families came forward to share their stories of perinatal mood disorders. Their voices helped us build a maternal mental health care pathway that continues to support countless families today.
Now, we are reaching out again—this time to families who have experienced the pain of pregnancy or infant loss. Your insight, your strength, and your story can help us create a meaningful path forward for others who walk this difficult road.
We invite you to join us in a caring, respectful conversation as we work together to build a supportive, healing journey for grieving families.
If you’d like to learn more or connect, please reach out to
the Maternal Mental Health Initiative team at:
[email protected]

Mental Health Matters

👷‍♂️🧠 Mental Health Matters at Work 👷‍♂️🧠

June is Men’s Health Month — a reminder that mental health is just as important as physical health, especially in demanding industries and hands-on workplaces. Research shows many men, particularly trades workers, may push through stress, pain, fatigue, or emotional struggles without reaching out for support.

Chronic pain, long hours, physical strain, and workplace stress can all affect mental well-being. Sometimes it shows up as irritability, exhaustion, withdrawal, trouble sleeping, or increased substance use — not just “feeling sad.”

Simple actions can make a difference in your workplace:
• Check in with coworkers regularly
• Encourage conversations without judgment
• Normalize asking for help
• Take short breaks to reset and recharge
• Promote healthy coping tools and support resources

We encourage you to check out the Mindfit Toolkit with FREE Resources for men to manage stress, anxiety, and depression.

🔗 Here is the link: https://menshealthfoundation.ca/mindfit-toolkit/

This initiative is funded by: Government of Alberta, Town of Vermilion FCSS, County of Vermilion FCSS.

Your Story Matters

We warmly invite you to share your experience to help shape a Perinatal Loss Care Pathway—a compassionate approach to supporting families through one of life’s most heartbreaking moments: the loss of a baby during pregnancy or around birth.

More than ten years ago, courageous families came forward to share their stories of perinatal mood disorders. Their voices helped us build a maternal mental health care pathway that continues to support countless families today.

Now, we are reaching out again—this time to families who have experienced the pain of pregnancy or infant loss. Your insight, your strength, and your story can help us create a meaningful path forward for others who walk this difficult road.
We invite you to join us in a caring, respectful conversation as we work together to build a supportive, healing journey for grieving families.

If you’d like to learn more or connect, please reach out to
the Maternal Mental Health Initiative team at:
[email protected]

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