May
7

Composite High School Information Booth

Waypoints will be hosting an information booth at Composite High School on May 5th and May 7th in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week and awareness programming focused on wellbeing, safety, and healthy relationships.

Students will have access to information about local supports, community resources, and pathways to services that support mental health, safety, and healing within the region.

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May
5

Red Dress Solidarity Walk

Waypoints will be attending the Red Dress Solidarity Walk hosted by Athabasca Tribal Council and the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo at Kiyām Community Park in Fort McMurray, Treaty 8 Territory on Tuesday, May 5th, 2026.

May 5th is recognized as Red Dress Day, the National Day for Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirit Plus people. This day calls attention to the ongoing systemic violence impacting Indigenous Peoples across Canada. It also aligns with broader recognition of Missing, Murdered, and Exploited Indigenous Peoples (MMEIP), reflecting the lived and intergenerational impacts experienced within communities.

The walk is centred on honouring families and survivors, while creating space to remember, seek justice, and raise awareness about ongoing violence impacting Indigenous communities across the region and throughout Canada. It also reflects the importance of listening, learning, and showing up with care and responsibility.

This is a space for remembrance, reflection, and connection. All community members are welcome to attend and walk in solidarity. Please note the gathering begins at 12:00 pm with prayers and connection remarks, followed by the walk from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm.

For more information about the Red Dress Solidarity Walk, please contact Athabasca Tribal Council.

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May
5

Composite High School Information Booth

Waypoints will be hosting an information booth at Composite High School on May 5th and May 7th in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week and awareness programming focused on wellbeing, safety, and healthy relationships.

Students will have access to information about local supports, community resources, and pathways to services that support mental health, safety, and healing within the region.

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May
2

Keyano College Information Booth

In recognition of Sexual Violence Awareness Month, an information booth will be hosted at Keyano College to provide students with accessible information about Waypoints programs and services.

The booth will offer an overview of available supports across domestic, family, and sexual violence intervention, prevention, and healing, including pathways to connect with services and what individuals can expect when reaching out.

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