About PCSS

PCSS is provincially-funded as part of the new Family Resource Network (FRN) program. Designed to support Chestermere parents and caregivers with children under the age of 13, PCSS offers a variety of free, universal, evidence-based:

• Parenting programs, workshops, and seminars
• One-on-one parent consultations
• Parent-completed developmental check-ups for infants, toddlers, and children (under the age of 6)
• Connection to information, resources, and community-based referrals

In addition to PCSS, the Chestermere/Strathmore Family Resource Network (FRN) offers other programs and services for families and children ages 0-18.

The Trellis Commons Family Resource Network offers early childhood development, youth, and various other program and service options to Chestermere families. Check out the latest newsletter with a full listing of programs offered by the Chestermere/Strathmore FRN by visiting our ‘Current Programs’ page, or visit the Trellis website here.

The new Parent & Caregiver Support Services (PCSS) is a program under the Government of Alberta’s Family Resource Network (FRN) model.  The PCSS team provides a variety of free, community-based resources, services, and learning opportunities, specifically designed for parents and caregivers with children ages 0-13.

Being a parent is one of the hardest jobs we will take on in our lives, and should never have to be done in isolation. Our warm and welcoming team of Family Support Specialists provides connection to resources, and universal support for parents. Whether you are looking for information on potty training or how you can help your child cope with stress, our team will help you create a customized plan that works for your family.

The new Parent & Caregiver Support Services team is provincially funded to provide a variety of universal, community-based informational and skill-building programs, and resources that are designed for parents and families with children 0-13 years of age.

As part of the Government of Alberta’s new Family Resource Network model we use the Well-being & Resiliency Framework, to guide us in our new program development, delivery, and in our array of support services that we provide parents and caregivers in Chestermere.