LCYC offers a nutritious hot meal, free to youth, every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 5:00 pm. Favorites include baked spaghetti, grilled cheese, taco in a bag, hash brown casserole, caesar salad, and veggies with dip. Fresh fruit is also available every night.

Youth Let’s Talk is an educational program where members of the community come in to do a presentation to the youth on their area of expertise. Presentation topics vary and include healthy relationships, online safety, body image, drug awareness, community involvement, leadership, resume building and bullying. Youth Let’s Talk run the first and third Wednesday of each month.

One of our favourite volunteer projects takes place every summer. We have completed the sixth year of the Graffiti Clean-Up Project! Our partners this year were the City of Lloydminster, Home Depot, Art Soul Life, and the Lloydminster Native Friendship Center. Together, we beautified downtown Lloydminster by covering up affected grafitti areas with murals and artwork. We love the creativity this project provides! Previous projects include behind Hot Peppers, the backside of Giant Tiger and the side of Sangri-La.

Teen Alcohol Use Harm Reduction

This video was made possible thanks to the Safe & Healthy Communities Grant from the City of Lloydminster. At the Lloydminster Community Youth Centre we focus on taking a positive stand toward harm reduction because we recognize that the teenage years is a time for growth, development and often experimentation with alcohol and other substances. With the help from this grant we were able to work with our youth to promote harm reduction in a fun and creative medium.

Luvin’ My Lungs is an ongoing project intended to help youth and young adults reduce tobacco product use. Last year, LCYC worked with Narra Studios to create a video and this past year, youth created their own videos! The project allows youth to get creative and learn new technology skils as they produce harm reduction campaigns for their peers.

We facilitate the Saskatchewan Health Authority Vape Buy Back program to help youth reduce tobacco product use. Youth can turn in a vape or vape product at LCYC and be entered into a monthly draw for a $20 gift card.