Community Coming Together - CCT

06/01/2026

🎉 Calling All Youth Volunteers! 🎉

We are looking for youth volunteers ages 10–19 to help at our International Youth Day event on August 5th from 1:00–4:00 pm at Big Marble Go Centre

If you are interested in:
✨ Gaining volunteer experience
✨ Meeting new friends
✨ Being part of an interactive and fantastic day

…we would love to have you join us!

📅 Volunteer application deadline: July 19th
📍 Volunteer training: July 27th at the Big Marble Go Centre

Apply today and be part of an exciting community event: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe0L6OdmW7O8iUEvkwDsJ7tdHoemyfZtLW1xknhRXHuPdT5aA/viewform

05/30/2026

We previously advertised that our Honeycomb House teen space would be closed this weekend, but we are happy to report that is no longer the case! 😁

Teens ages 13 - 19 can beat the rain and/or heat on Saturday, May 30th and Sunday, May 31st from 1:00 - 4:30 PM in our FREE drop-in, staff supervised teen space.

Free snacks provided by Save-On-Foods

05/28/2026

This program focuses on adapting the strategies from Group Triple P to work with children managing a disability. This is a nine session program that offers strategies for managing misbehavior and helping your children develop. 9 sessions; 6 group sessions & 3 phone sessions.

Note: Zoom is available for those who need it!

05/28/2026

Way to go Mrs. Boyko and Mother Teresa School Medicine Hat! 💕

05/27/2026

Nothing to see here…just a little behind the scenes magic happening! 💕

Can you guess what these two are up to? 🤔

05/25/2026

05/21/2026

🌼 CCT and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Medicine Hat & District are collaborating this summer to co-facilitate a summer girls group program. Ashley Fisher, long time CCT Wellness Facilitator will be co-delivering programming. See below for details! 🌼

05/19/2026

CCT is excited to attend Crafts and Controllers on June 5th at the Medicine Hat Public Library! The CCT team will be setting up a craft table to make sensory jewelry with youth between the ages of 13 and 19. No registration required. Sensory jewelry provides a healthy way to cope with stress, worry, and to help with focus.

💛 Sensory jewelry can help with emotional regulation by giving hands something repetitive and soothing to do during moments of anxiety or overwhelm.

🌿 Using sensory tools promotes mindfulness and grounding, assisting in staying present and connected to the moment.

✨ Sensory jewelry reminds us that everyone manages emotions differently, and it’s okay to use tools that help us feel calm, safe, and focused.

Hope to see you there! 🙌

05/15/2026

Words to Live By! 🫶

St. Michael's student shares what works for her when she feels worried and what might help others. 💫



St. Michael's School Medicine Hat