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🎄 8 Days of Christmas Kindness: Small Acts That Bring Our Community Together
The holiday season is often described as a time of joy, generosity, and connection. While many people experience warmth and celebration, others may feel stress, isolation, or financial strain. At FCSS, we believe that building a caring community starts with simple, meaningful actions that bring people together. That is why we are proud to share the 8 Days of Christmas Kindness Campaign , a gentle and inclusive way for individuals, families, and neighbors to spread kindness th
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Navigating December with Care and Connection
December is a beautiful month filled with celebration, generosity, and moments of togetherness. It can also be a time of pressure, expectations, and emotional strain for many families. At Kneehill Regional FCSS, we understand that the holidays can bring both joy and challenges, and we want to offer support as you move through the season with intention, care, and compassion. Here are a few helpful tips to make December feel a little lighter and a little more connected. 1. Keep
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Nov 28


16 Days of Activism to End Gender Based Violence
Every year, communities around the world come together from November 25 to December 10 to take part in the 16 Days of Activism to End Gender Based Violence . At Kneehill Regional FCSS, we stand with this movement and with every person who has been affected by violence, fear, or control in their relationships, homes, schools, or workplaces. Gender based violence does not always look the way people expect. It does not only show up as physical harm. It often appears in subtle a
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Nov 21


💙 Movember: Check In. Speak Up
Supporting Men’s Mental Health in Our Communities November is Movember, a month dedicated to raising awareness for men’s health, especially mental health and suicide prevention.Every day, men in our communities’ face challenges that aren’t always easy to talk about; stress, financial pressure, loneliness, grief, and expectations to “stay strong.” Too often, these struggles remain unspoken. But silence can be heavy, and that’s why connection matters.At Kneehill Regional FCSS
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