With support from Provincial & Municipal governments, all services are available at minimal or no charge to residents.
Barons-Eureka-Warner Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) is a multi-municipal organization governed by a Board of Directors and adheres to the FCSS mandate.
THE FCSS MANDATE
FCSS is an 80/20 funding partnership between municipalities or Métis settlements, and the Province, provided through the FCSS Act and Regulation. The Regulation sets out the service requirements that a municipality or Métis settlement must meet to be eligible for funding. For more information: Alberta.ca/Family-Community/
Vision
Residents living their full potential.
Mission
BEW FCSS enhances the social well-being of individuals, families and communities in our region.
Values
- INTEGRITY – We strive to be accountable and transparent to all whom we serve.
- INNOVATION – We remain open to changing needs and ensure services remain timely and relevant.
- INCLUSIVENESS – We are committed to building a spirit of acceptance and respect with those we work with and support.
- Dave Degenstein, Chair, Town of Milk River
- Bill Chapman, Vice-Chair, Town of Coaldale
- Shelley Deleeuw, Town of Vauxhall
- Teresa Feist, Town of Picture Butte
- Missy Foster, Village of Barnwell
- Ian Glendinning, Village of Warner
- Carly Firth, Town of Taber
- Jack Heggie, County of Warner
- Lori Harasem, Town of Coalhurst
- Melissa Jensen, Town of Nobleford
- Nikole Norris, Village of Stirling
- Mark Sayers, Lethbridge County
- David Torrie, M.D. of Taber
- Megan Payne, Village of Coutts
- Kyle Prince, Village of Barons
- Pam Stewart, Town of Raymond

- May 2026 Board Minutes
- April 2026 Board Minutes
- March 2026 Board Minutes
- February 2026 Board Minutes
- December 2025 Board Minutes
- November 2025 Board Minutes
- October 2025 Board Minutes
- September 2025 Board Minutes
- June 2025 Board Minutes
- April 2025 Board Minutes
- March 2025 Board Minutes
- February 2025 Board Minutes
- December 2024 Board Minutes
- November 2024 Board Minutes
- October 2024 Board Minutes
- September 2024 Board Minutes
- BEW FCSS Needs Assessment 2026 – Executive Summary
- Part 1 BEW FCSS Needs Assessment 2026 – Context, Approach, and Methods
- Part 2 BEW FCSS Needs Assessment 2026 – Aging Well in Community Scoping Review and Environmental Scan
- Part 2 BEW FCSS Needs Assessment 2026 – Employment Scoping Review and Environmental Scan
- Part 2 BEW FCSS Needs Assessment 2026 – Family and Sexual Violence Scoping Review and Environmental Scan
- Part 2 BEW FCSS Needs Assessment 2026 – Homelessness and Housing Insecurity Scoping Review and Environmental Scan
- Part 2 BEW FCSS Needs Assessment 2026 – Mental Health and Addictions Scoping Review and Environmental Scan
- Part 3 BEW FCSS Needs Assessment 2026 – Community Leader Perspectives – Interview and Focus Group Results
- Part 4 BEW FCSS Needs Assessment 2026 – Public Perspectives – Survey & Community Engagement Results
- Part 5 BEW FCSS Needs Assessment 2026 – Strategic Alignment