Proactively Supporting Our Community

The Nanton Quality of Life Foundation helps people in Nanton and nearby areas who need support to improve their lives. Anyone who lives in Nanton or the surrounding area can ask for help from the Foundation.

Compassion

Our foundation provides compassionate outreach to Nanton and District residents for preventative, supportive programming.  As a Family and
Community Support Service office, we can help you, youth, families, and seniors navigate the challenges and opportunities arising in life through connection and community.

Community

Life can be challenging but we have an amazing community to support us.  We provide community connections to help you age in place, reduce social
isolation, and learn and mentor others through our varied programming for youths, families and seniors.

Connections

We can help you navigate a complex world of government and social support services by connecting you to the people and the services you need.   

Family & Community Support Services

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Family & Community Support Services 〰️

The Nanton Quality of Life Foundation staff provides the Nanton and Area FCSS program.

This includes child and youth programs, adult and seniors programs as well as programs for the family.

Please call our office to inquire about our current and future programming throughout the year.

Smile Cookies

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We are thrilled to share that, with the heartwarming support of our community and the incredible team at Nanton Tim Hortons, this year's Smile Cookie campaign has been a resounding success!

Together, we raised nearly $4,500—funds that will directly enhance programs and services for families, youth, and seniors through the Nanton Quality of Life Foundation.

Your enthusiasm and participation genuinely embody the spirit of community and collective effort. A huge thank you to everyone who contributed by purchasing cookies and to Tim Hortons for their unwavering partnership.

Let's continue to create smiles and have a positive impact together!

We would like to acknowledge the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) and the people of the Treaty 7 region in Southern Alberta.

This includes the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina and the Stoney Nakoda First Nations, including Chiniki, Bearpaw, and Wesley First Nations.