Our Goal is to Empower People to Create Solutions

The Centre has been serving West Central Saskatchewan residents since 1984. We have helped more than 22,000 people in our communities. Our goal is to empower clients to take responsibility for their lives and to create workable solutions for individual or family problems.

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Our Team

We're a small, friendly and talented team. We are dedicated to helping you!

West Central Crisis & Family Support Centre

STAFF:

Michelle Weber – Executive Director

Misty Leismeister – Outreach Manager/Crisis Counsellor

Emil Eyford – Individual & Family Therapist

Sarah Andersen – Crisis Intake Coordinator

Emma Wilson – Jr. Project Coordinator

Jason DeHaan – Project & Development Manager

Judy Lavioe – Admin Support

Traumatic Events Response Team/Victims Assistance

Monica Shields – Traumatic Events Response Team Coordinator

Interested in Volunteering for the T.E.R.T. team as a traumatic events first responder?
Volunteer information and Recruitment information: inquire Today!

Other:

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Board of Directors:

Meaghan Friederick – President

Lori McManus – Vice President

Marge Warrington – Secretary

Wayne Cormier – Director

Cheryl Anderson – Director

Chantal Morgotch – Director

Pat Perkins – Treasurer

Family Support:

Jaycee Hebron – Family Support Coordinator

Wendy Sawatsky – Family Support Worker

Crystal Mondzuik – Family Support Worker

Sandi Mokelki – Family Support Worker

Fern Block – Family Support Worker

Charlie-Rae Sittler – Family Support Worker

Services

Outreach services

We now have established Satellite Offices in two surrounding communities. On Tuesday there is a counsellor in Kerrobert and on Wednesday there is a Counsellor in Eston.

Please call 306.463.6655

to make an appointment.

Victim Services

• Domestic Violence Response

• Traumatic Events Response

• Sexual Assualt Victim Support

• Safety Planning

• Critical Stress Management

After Hours ph: 306.463.1860

Counselling Services

• Individual Counselling

• Marital Counselling

• Crisis Counselling

• Short Term Counselling

• Family Counselling

• Youth Counselling

• Suicide Prevention

• Anger Management

• Budget Counselling

Other Services

• Client Advocacy

• Referrals

• Santa’s Hut

• Resource Library

• Seniors Services

Programs

We have many programs to help support you.

Family Support Program

The Family Support Program promotes the healthy development of families and children so they may achieve their full potential. This Program is a service providing intensive in-home support to children and families who are receiving Family and Youth Services. The main emphasis is on maintaining the family unit by providing a variety of supportive services which prevent the children’s admission to care. The Family Support Services are intended to be time-limited and outcome orientated.

Diversion Support Program

The Diversion Program is an extension of our Family Support Program. The purpose of this program is to promote healthy parenting and household living in families before the become involved with Family and Youth Services, It is a voluntary preventative support service that can be accessed through referral or personal request.

Youth Initiative Program

A needs assessment determined that the children and youth in our region were exposed to or were experienceing violence at home or at school.

In respose to this a Youth Intervention and Prevention Program was initiated resulting in:

• Full Time Family Counsellor
• Parenting & Mentoring Program
• Prevention Program
• Outreach Services

Outreach Programming

Creating initiatives and tailored programming to address the specific needs of communities, organizations and diverse groups of individuals in our service area. After the acknowledgment of a crisis situation or a persistant problematic issue the Crisis Centre Staff will work collaboratively with the client. The staff can offer specialized trainings, educational presentations, violence prevention initiatives and awareness programming to address the concern.