Employment
LIHS is proud to offer an inclusive workplace for individuals like you who will become ambassadors of our mission, vision, and values.
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Volunteering
Volunteering enriches the lives of individuals while making an impact on the communities they serve. We are always looking for volunteers to join us in Giving Hope a Space to Grow! Visit our volunteer page for more information or fill out our online application below:
2022-2023 Board of Directors
Glenn Stang, Chairperson
Janey Rolheiser, Vice Chairperson
Keith Freeman, Secretary
Brad Mouland, Director
Noella Chief, Director
Jill Kelly, Director
Tyler Morrissette, Director
Nigel McCarthy, Director
Thank you all for sharing your expertise, leadership, compassion, and generosity with us!
Membership
With annual Lloydminster Interval Home Society Membership, you will be eligible to vote on Annual General Meeting agenda issues, will receive our annual newsletter, and assist us in our case. Memberships are payable by cash or cheque. Please make your cheque payable to the Lloydminster Interval Home Society.
Payment may be mailed to:
The Lloydminster Interval Home Society c/o Administrative Assistant
P.O. Box 1523, Lloydminster, SK/AB S9V 1K5
How We Are Funded
The Lloydminster Interval Home Society is a registered non-profit organization in the Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan. The Government of Alberta, Children & Youth Services provides about 60% of our operating budget and the remaining 40% is raised by our own fundraising efforts and individual donations. Without the support of our province, city and region we would not be able to provide the varied and high quality services we provide to women and children fleeing domestic violence and other life crisis.
Funders:
- Alberta Human Services Family Violence Prevention and Homeless Supports Division
- Saskatchewan Ministry of Justice and Attorney General
- City of Lloydminster FCSS
- Camrose Alberta Health Services
- Public Health Agency of Canada
- Town of Vermilion FCSS
- County of Vermilion River FCSS
- Alberta Lotteries
- Saskatchewan Lotteries
HISTORY
The idea of a “home for women in crisis” in Lloydminster was spawned between Dolores Cummine and Marge Nattress and other concerned community members in 1979. In the spring of 1980, the Minister of Saskatchewan Social Services and his aides traveled to Lloydminster to meet with the board. With great disappointment, it was learned that showing a need in the community was not enough to receive government funding.
Our Mission, Vision and Values
Mission Statement
Lloydminster Interval Home Society evolves to provide safety, support and education through opportunities that empower all individuals in the communities we serve.
Vision Statement
A community where all individuals experience safe connections and lifetimes of well being.
Values
- Respect
- Integrity
- Compassion
- Accountability
- Trailblazing
“The Lloydminster Interval Home Society also holds the fundamental belief that every individual can reach her or his full potential; that all individuals have the capacity to grow and change, and that we must have a shared hope for an abuse-free society.”