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The impact that teachers have on our society and community is profound. 🏫🚌🎒

As trusted guides and sources of inspiration, teachers help young people build confidence, think critically, and feel supported as they learn and grow.

With their enthusiasm and dedication, they inspire future generations.

Every day, we’re thankful for teachers and the ways they help guide young people as they navigate the world.

We’re especially thankful for the dedicated teams at Hull School and Children’s Village School, who go above and beyond to support students , helping them learn, grow, and thrive.📚🧑‍🏫

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day to honour and recognize generational survivors and their families of residential schools in Canada.

For more than a century, thousands of Indigenous children were forcibly taken from their homes and families, placed in residential schools, assimilated into European-Canadian culture, losing their own culture, identity, and ways of being.

Every day presents opportunities to learn more, engage in meaningful conversations, and acknowledge the trauma faced and endured by many to amplify the voices of Indigenous peoples.

In the words of Hull’s Elder, Casey Eagle Speaker, through the spirit of reconciliACTION, we foster a commitment to healing through understanding, respect, and celebrating Indigenous culture year-round.

Hull Services’ Indigenous Relations is an Elder-guided initiative that supports and connects Indigenous children, youth, family members, as well as community members, to cultural resources and activities 🧡

The 2026 Pathways to Prevention Symposium features Indigenous-led learning and experiences woven throughout the event, including a Land-Based Indigenous Circle, Indigenous Meditation, and sessions exploring Indigenous worldviews, healing and reconciliation, and approaches to understanding childhood trauma. These opportunities invite participants to deepen their understanding of trauma-informed practice while learning from Indigenous ways of knowing and healing.

In recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, save $100 on registration with code TRCDay100 from September 24 to October 2.

Join us in Banff, October 27-29, to explore prevention, healing, resilience, and lasting change for children, youth, families, and communities. Every Child Matters 🧡

4th International: 2026 Pathways to Prevention Symposium Join us in Banff for a Transformative 3-Day Symposium The Symposium Speakers and Topics Program Is Now Available! Explore three days of inspiring keynote...

It’s the first day of fall! 🍂

When the seasons change, it’s important to check in with our mental health to reflect on how we are feeling and pay attention to what’s coming up for us.

New seasons can bring a mix of emotions, from enjoying beautiful changing colours and cooler temperatures, to adjusting to shorter days and the challenges that can come with them

Some self-care tips:

☀️Take a walk in the crisp air
🕯️Light a fall scented candle
✍️Journal your thoughts
📚Read a good book under a blanket
🧁Bake your favourite treat

🤗And be kind to yourself, always

After a busy summer with so much on the go, it’s okay to slow down, take some deep breaths, and recharge! 💙💛

What are some things you like to do in the fall to support your mental health? Let us know!

And if you or someone you know could use some support, visit our Mental Health and Addictions Navigator to find resources, information and connections to care: https://hullservices.ca/services/mental-health-and-addictions-navigator/

Sport is about more than performance. It can be a powerful pathway to healing, belonging, and resilience.

The Sports track at the 2026 Pathways to Prevention Symposium explores how coaches, athletic leaders, and sport organizations can use neuroscience-informed approaches to create healthier sporting environments and better support athletes. From well-being and development to participation and performance, this track offers practical insights that can strengthen individuals, teams, and communities.

Designed for coaches, athletic directors, sport psychologists, recreation professionals, and community sport leaders.

Learn more and register today:

4th International: 2026 Pathways to Prevention Symposium Join us in Banff for a Transformative 3-Day Symposium The Symposium Speakers and Topics Program Is Now Available! Explore three days of inspiring keynote...

September marks a turn in seasons and the opportunity to harvest the incredible produce made at Subnivean Farm.

Watching Subnivean's growth over the years into a place that provides both sustainability and sustenance as well as a sensory rich environment that helps the youth on campus learn and develop regulatory strategies has been truly amazing.

The farm holds three huge gardens that grow a variety of fruits and vegetables like potatoes, carrots, lettuce, kale, beans, sunflowers, beets, cabbage, apples, broccoli, and so much more. 🍅🥔🍠

By spending time in nature in a therapeutic milieu and being connected to the earth and soil, the youth at Hull learn valuable skills.

Subnivean produces thousands of pounds of produce each year and supports the broader community by providing food boxes to local families. 🫜🫑🍎

Today is World Su***de Prevention Day.

But so is every day.

It’s estimated that 4,500 people die by su***de in Canada each year—a loss that has a devastating impact on families and communities.

This number also underscores the need to drive systemic change, strengthen prevention efforts, and ensure people have access to the support they need.

This year’s theme is “Changing the narrative on su***de.”

Through open and compassionate conversations, being there for one another, and holding space for people, we can raise awareness and transform the stigma around su***de.

Help is always available, such as through our Mental Health and Addictions Navigator: hullservices.ca/navigator 🫶💙💛

Some of the most valuable takeaways aren't found in a presentation. They come from the conversations you have with colleagues who share your commitment to supporting children, youth, and families.

The Pathways to Prevention Symposium creates opportunities for meaningful connection with professionals from diverse backgrounds and disciplines.

Join us in Banff this October!

Click here to register: https://reg.eventmobi.com/2026PathwaystoPreventionSymposium

It may have been rainy but we didn't let that stand in our way for this year's Calgary Pride Parade! 🌈

From the Q***r Arts Market to the Parade, it was a wonderful weekend in celebrating, strength, resilience, and love within the 2SLGBTQ+ community.

Pride is such a great time to show up for those around us and celebrate and welcome everyone for who they are 🫶

You are all loved so very much 💛💙

Happy Pride 🥲🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🌈

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