Social Action: How do you Dad?
Joe Wuersch

How do you Dad? Find out more about Joe's story and his involvement with the community, that all started off with Saturday mornings at the Library.
The Government of Alberta announced limited changes to their restrictions, effective March 1. Mask wearing continues to be mandatory. Mental health and business supports are available. View the current Strathcona County COVID-19 case count.
How do you Dad? Find out more about Joe's story and his involvement with the community, that all started off with Saturday mornings at the Library.
Read how next generation leaders are looking to make a change in their community and are playing a role in developing a Youth Strategy for Strathcona County.
The Social Action team interviewed Cheyenne, a recipient for the COVID-19 Community Connection Microgrant. Cheyenne and her daughter assembled and dropped off over 20 jars of jams in her neighbourhood to spark a “sweet” connection.
I’m a member of the St. Thomas Anglican Parish—that’s my community. We’ve been here 60 years, we just celebrated the anniversary as a parish.
In my opinion, one of the great things about Sherwood Park is the ecumenical relationships. That means churches get together to do educational events and community outreach events.
Community is always important, but I think when you live out in the country, it is especially important. Not only just to socialize, it’s important for the safety of the community too, it’s important that the neighbours know one another.
When I was a kid, everybody played together all the time so it was important for us when raising our kids to have other kids for them to play with. Sherwood Park is the perfect place for that.