Prince Albert Community Service Centre

Maya Angelou once said, “Success is liking yourself, liking what you do, and liking how you do it.” And the Prince Albert Community Service Centre is here to help.

Since 1968, the CSC has provided a wide range of social services for the residents of Prince Albert and district. To achieve its organizational mandate, the agency works with community partners and volunteers offering programs and projects funded by ​the City of Prince Albert and the province of Saskatchewan.

Put more directly, The CSC provides services that enhance the quality of life to meet individual and community needs. They aim to increase the self confidence and ​job search skills people need to find and keep long term employment and building the career of their choice at the same time. All people have the freedom and opportunity to participate in all aspects of the community to maximize their own potential.

And the CSC treats everyone with respect, care, and compassion.

Services include:

• Safe, dependable, affordable transportation for seniors
• Accessible transportation for seniors and people using mobility aids
• The Targeted Initiative for Older Worker program that assists people ages 55-65 in finding work. The program includes 8 weeks ​in-class ​followed by a 6 week work placement.
• Budget counselling offering support and development of budgeting skills and management of personal budget.
• Individualized Job Search Assistance including one on one meetings with counsellors to help
  build resumes, ​cover letters, and begin job searching, in as little as one day
• Work Preparation: Enhancing the quality of life in employment ​by assessments, tests, and referral services and community resource.
• The Enhanced Career Bridging for people 16 and older to support overcoming barriers in obtaining and maintaining employment​. The program also offers 8-weeks of in class training and a 6-week work placement
• The PASE Program – Prince Albert Supported Employment – for adults with disabilities as defined by
  the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code, ​experiencing barriers to employment.

Maya Angelou also said “Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.”

And let the good people at the CSC help you be the best that you can be.