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Youth Day & Stony Plain Youth Centre's 20th Anniversary (youtube.com)
Since 2004, the Stony Plain Youth Centre has been a safe space for youth to find support, connection, and opportunities in leadership and creative expression. The Youth Centre is also a great place for youth to meet new people and have fun!
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Stony Plain Youth Centre | Community and Social Development
TOWN OF STONY PLAIN
4902 51 AVENUE | STONY PLAIN, AB | T7Z 1C4
CENTRE: (780)968-3846
Community and Social Development
TOWN OF STONY PLAIN
107-4613 52 AVENUE | STONY PLAIN, AB | T7Z 1E7
CENTRE: (780)963-8583
Surveys - Calling all youth perspectives!
This section is dedicated to gathering your feedback. Your voice helps guide our decisions and ensures we’re moving forward with the needs of our community in mind. Check back regularly for new opportunities to participate!
SPYT LEADERSHIP - SOARING SURVEY
Youth Ages 12–24 Needed!
The Stony Plain Youth LEADERSHIP Team is running a series of surveys to help advance community wellness. Your input will help the team design a meaningful project that supports the well-being of Stony Plain’s citizens.
This initiative is proudly sponsored by Primary Care Alberta’s SOARING Grant.
Your voice matters—thank you for helping shape a healthier community!
Surveys are closed!
Stay tuned for information regarding the project!
Events
Thanks to all those that attended Youth Day 2025!
Stay tune for information on Youth Day 2026 to be announced in Summer 2026!
Intergenerational Seniors & Youth Event - Generation Celebration
2026 Event not scheduled yet!
To celebrate and acknowledge our seniors this Seniors Week, Stony Plain Youth Centre and Stony Plain Seniors Centre connect youth and seniors for an evening of food and fun!
This event is aimed towards bridging the gap for seniors and youth allowing them a place and time to connect, chat and get to know each other a little more. In the hustle and bustle of daily life, we often don't make time to connect, but now we do! Join us for games, interaction and fun!
Programs & Activities
Together We Play - Generations Edition! - Registration Open!
Together We Play – Generations Edition
Connecting Youth and Seniors Through Play
Together We Play – Generations Edition is a fun, community-building series that brings youth and seniors together to share laughter, learning, and friendly competition. Through a variety of games—from classic board and card games to modern favorites and team challenges—participants build meaningful relationships across generations.
Each session encourages collaboration, communication, and creativity. Seniors share wisdom and stories, while youth bring fresh ideas and energy. The result is a welcoming space where everyone feels valued, included, and connected.
Whether you’re looking to make new friends, learn something new, or simply enjoy a good game with great company, Together We Play – Generations Edition offers a joyful experience for all ages. Join us as we bridge generations, strengthen our community, and celebrate the power of play!
Session One - January 8th 2026 - Postponed
Register here - Together We Play - Generations Edition - Seniors Led
Session Two - Date to be announced!
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Session Three - Date to be announced!
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Session Four - Date to be announced!
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InstruMental Health - Registration is open!
If you like music, good vibes, beats, or just want to find a new way to express what’s going on in your head — InstruMental Health is for you.
No auditions. No judgment. Just music, creativity, and a space where we can let the best of ourselves out!
It’s a space where music becomes a way to:
We use rhythm, sound, lyrics, and collaboration to explore things like connection, emotions, communication, stress, identity, and mental health — in ways that feel natural and low-pressure.
Nope. Like… absolutely not.
You don’t need experience, skill, or even rhythm. This isn’t about being good at an instrument — it’s about being YOU. Everyone participates at their own comfort level.
Depending on the session, you might:
Because everyone can connect with music - whether it’s listening, playing, or sharing.
Music just hits different.
It can say things words can’t.
It helps calm your nervous system.
It connects people without forcing conversation.
Music lets you explore hard stuff in a way that feels safer — and honestly, way less awkward.
Sessions are led by trauma-informed mental health educators who are also professional musicians. They know music, they know mental health, and they know how to make spaces feel safe and chill.
InstruMental Health is about:
Come make noise.
Come be quiet.
Come Connect.
Come figure things out.
Just come as you are.
Step into a world of imagination, teamwork, and epic storytelling with our Youth Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) Program! Designed for both beginners and seasoned adventurers, this program gives youth a fun and supportive space to explore creativity, build friendships, and develop problem‑solving skills—all while playing the world’s most popular role‑playing game.
Participants create their own characters, embark on collaborative quests, and work together to overcome obstacles, solve mysteries, and shape the story as it unfolds. Guided by experienced leaders, youth learn how to communicate, think critically, and express their ideas in a safe and inclusive environment.
Whether your young adventurer dreams of being a brave hero, a clever rogue, a powerful wizard—or something totally unique—this program invites them to imagine boldly and play together.
Let the adventure begin!
Next Session - Wednesday evenings in February to March 2026!
Register here - Dungeons & Dragons
SPYT (Stony Plain Youth Team) LEADERSHIP
Inspiring the voices and ideas of young achievers!
The Stony Plain Youth LEADERSHIP Team is focused on empowering youth in building upon their leadership skills through volunteerism and civic engagement. Youth are involved in planning and participating in various community events and initiatives.
Currently accepting youth leaders to join our team!
SPYT (Stony Plain Youth Team) EVENTS
Inspiring the involvement of local youth!
The Stony Plain Youth Event Team is focused on empowering youth in building upon their work experience skills through volunteerism and civic engagement. Youth are involved in operating our concession booth at various local community events and initiatives.
Interested to know more about the program? Register to attend our info session! Register here - SPYT EVENTS - 2026 Info Session
About the SPYT EVENTs Program
SPYT EVENTs is a hands‑on work experience program where youth learn how to operate a concession business while serving the community at local events. Running March through November, the program blends practical training with real event‑day experience, giving participants the chance to build job‑ready skills in a fun, fast‑paced environment.
Youth learn how to operate concession equipment, prepare items safely, manage inventory, and handle cash or digital payments. They also practice customer service, communication, teamwork, and time‑management, gaining confidence while supporting the public at community gatherings, festivals, and special events.
Each participant works alongside supportive staff who provide coaching and mentorship, helping youth develop strong work habits and explore future employment interests.
Program Highlights
SPYT EVENTs prepares youth for their next steps in work and life - while giving then the chance to contribute positively to their community.
SPYC SAGA (Sexual And Gender Alliance) - Tuesdays
The SPYC SAGA program offers a welcoming and inclusive space for youth to connect, explore, and take part in 2SLGBTQIA+ activities, resources, and support. Participants will also have the opportunity to help the SPYT Leadership team plan events and programming that celebrate and uplift the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Join us for fun, friendship, and meaningful connection—every first and third Tuesday of the month!
In 2024 Stony Plain Youth Centre worked on a number of Pride month activities and events, one of them being the Town of Stony Plain Flag Raising!
Pride Flag Raising 2024 (youtube.com)
Red Cross - Babysitters Course
Are you a young person between 11 and 15 looking to learn basic first aid and caregiving skills? Become a responsible and skilled babysitter and provide care to children of different ages with the Babysitting course.
The Babysitting course teaches youth essential skills to prevent and respond to emergencies. You will learn how to recognize and prevent unsafe situations, make safe choices and promote safe behaviours. Moreover, you will also learn how to feed, diaper, dress, and play with children and babies.
This program also gives you the skills to promote yourself as a babysitter to prospective families. You will learn to make good decisions, manage complex behaviours, be responsible, and demonstrate leadership.
The course also covers information on children's developmental stages and specific strategies for each stage, as well as first aid skills and the business of babysitting. Don't miss out on this opportunity to become a skilled babysitter and make a positive difference in the lives of children.
Course Content
Q1 Session - February 5 & 6
Register here - Red Cross - Babysitters Course
Q2 session - June 29 & 30
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Q3 session - no dates selected yet!
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Q4 session - no dates selected yet!
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Empower your child with essential life skills with the Stay Safe! course for youth ages 9 to 13. This course provides children with the knowledge and skills they need to stay safe when they are away from their parents or guardians, both at home and in their communities.
By enrolling your youth in this course, you can rest assured that they will learn how to be responsible, respectful, and accountable when they are on their own. Our expert instructors will teach your child how to set and follow safety rules, both at home and in the community. They will also learn how to prepare for and respond to unexpected situations such as inclement weather, strangers, and unanticipated visits.
Basic first aid skills will also be covered, so your child will be ready to respond in case of an emergency. Don't miss out on this opportunity to give your child the tools they need to stay safe and confident when they are on their own. To enroll, your child must be at least 9 years old or have completed Grade 3.
Q1 session - February 27
Register here - Red Cross - Stay Safe Course
Q2 session - no date selected yet!
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Q3 session - no date selected yet!
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Q4 session - no date selected yet!
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Red Cross - Emergency First Aid & CPR-C Training
Next session - No new session scheduled yet!
The Gear - Bike Shop & Bike Repair Program
The Gear - Bike Shop is currently CLOSED! Check back for future updates.
Community Helpers Program (CHP)
Check back in June of 2026 for Summer Trip registration!
Teen Programs at Stony Plain Public Library
Stony Plain Public Library offer various teen programs and activities for youth to get out and get connected! These programs include:
To find out more and to register for upcoming programs, checkout www.mysppl.ca
Teen Programs at apfa (Alberta Parenting for the Future Association)
Alberta Parenting for the Future Association offer various teen programs and activities for youth to get out and get connected! These programs include:
To find out more and to register for these programs, checkout www.albertaparenting.ca
Supports
Westview Primary Care Network - Community Connector & Youth Mental Health Clinic
Westview Primary Care Network Partners with the Stony Plain Youth Centre to provide support with a Community Connector that spends time in our space offering connections to resources including the Youth Mental Health Clinic and a variety of other Resources.
Community Connector Offers
- Community Health and Mental Health Referrals
- Event Volunteer Opportunities
Stony Plain - Michelle Enright - (780)217-4146
Spruce Grove - Alex Brent - (780)221-0290
Westview PCN - Spruce Grove Location offers Drop in Therapy Sessions on Fridays from 9am until 2pm. Call (780)960-9533 Ext. 2.
Wishing You Wellness - Tri Pass Program
Looking to get your hands on a Tri Pass? Check this out!
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Century 21 - Supporting Our Youth #1-14 McLeod Avenue, Spruce Grove AB, T7X 3X3 (780)962-9696 Funding Request Process Step 1: Visit Century 21 to pick up a funding request form. |
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Canadian Tire - Jumpstart 1(844)937-7529 Individual Child Grants – Jumpstart Grant Request Process Step 1: A parent or guardian must submit a grant request through the website. Important: Please ensure you know the prices of all trips before submitting your online request. |
For a full list of supports visit - Help & Supports
FAQs
Browse our current volunteer opportunities through the Volunteer Centre - Volunteering | Town of Stony Plain.
Connected Programs and Services
The Youth Centre is part of Community and Social Development supporting residents of all ages in Stony Plain and Parkland County through prevention-focused programs, projects, events, and resources. By fostering connections and providing information, Community and Social Development works to build and strengthen the community.
Donate
*New* Stony Plain Youth Centre is now registered for donations at the Stony Plain Bottle Depot! Bring in your bottles to the Stony Plain Bottle Depot and let the staff know you would the proceeds donated to Stony Plain Youth Centre and they will set it aside for us!
Home Depot Canada Foundation - Orange Door Project
Contact Us
Town Office: 780 963 2151
Public Works: 780 963 2469
Email Us
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8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
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