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Royal Canadian Navy Benevolence Fund – $18,000
Royal Canadian Navy Benevolence Fund - $18,000 Press Release Legacy Place Society Partners with RCNBF to Support Royal Canadian Navy Members For Immediate Release Calgary, Alberta – Legacy Place Society is excited to announce its new partnership with the Royal...
Legacy Place Programs & Events
First Responder Family Camp 2025
Can you hear the excitement surrounding our annual Legacy Place Society Family Camp at Camp Kindle?!! This event provides a rejuvenating and memorable experience for first responders, military personnel, and their families. Gates open tonight! Held over Father’s Day...
Third-Party Events
The Frontline Invitational – Sylvan Lake Golf and Country Club
The Frontline Invitational - Sylvan Lake Golf and Country Club The 1st Annual Frontline Invitational was created with one goal in mind: to rally behind those who spend their careers running toward crisis while carrying the unseen weight of trauma, loss, and stress....
Client Stories
A Coffee Conversation
On May 1st, in a quiet café corner of Red Deer, something deeply meaningful unfolded. Our very first What’s Brewing gathering brought together First Responders, Veterans, Military families — and those who walk alongside them. We didn’t have a big stage or a flashy...
Community Partner Updates & Events
Free Psychological First Aid Training
Free Psychological First Aid Training: Join the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention in Grande Prairie for a free Psychological First Aid (PFA) training session on June 10th, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM (MST)—held online via Zoom for easy access across Alberta and...
Resources
You “Healed”, But You Still Don’t Feel Safe?
Written by Zenda-Lee Williams What happens when your nervous system learned to survive, and never got the memo that the threat is over. This is real. You are not going crazy. You go to therapy. You do the work. You leave. You rebuild. You get up in the morning and you...