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Who we are ……Kin Canada Crest

The Kinette Club of Edmonton has been fulfilling our goal of “serving the community’s greatest need” for more than 85 years in Edmonton.  We are part of Kin Canada, the largest Canadian service organization with nearly 500 clubs from coast to coast.  The Edmonton Kinettes are a dynamic group of woman with a common goal – to help make our community a better place.  Not only do we learn and grow personally through all our endeavours, but we also have fun and make friends while we volunteer together.

If you are interested in attending a meeting and finding out more about us, please contact our Membership Officer, Marjorie at membership@edmontonkinettes.ca

If you have any other questions please contact our Club President, Shandelle at president@edmontonkinettes.ca


Recent posts from our Facebook Page below

Happy Mother’s Day to everyone who nurtures, supports, and shows up with love. Today we honour caregivers in every form — moms, step‑moms, aunties, grandmas, mentors, and all who lift others up with kindness.🫶 We see you. We appreciate you. 🫶 See MoreSee Less
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Men’s Mental Health Matters. Strength isn’t silence — it’s speaking up, reaching out, and taking care of yourself.This week, let’s remind the men in our lives that asking for help is a sign of courage, not weakness. 💚#MensMentalHealth #KinCares #EndTheStigma See MoreSee Less
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This Mental Health Week, let’s remind every woman: you don’t have to carry it all alone. 💚Women are often praised for how much they can handle — for juggling, caring, leading, and holding it all together.But strength isn’t just endurance. It’s knowing when to pause, breathe, and ask for support.#MentalHealthWeek #ComeTogetherCanada #KinCares See MoreSee Less
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STRONG enough to REST!Rest isn’t weakness. It’s mental healthRest isn’t a luxury. It isn’t a reward. And it isn’t a sign that something is wrong.Rest is a basic requirement for good mental health.cmha.ca/find-help/how-to-get-help/Treating each other and ourselves with care isn’t a luxury, but an absolute necessity if we’re going to thrive. Resting isn’t an afterthought, but a basic part of being human.― Tricia Hersey, Rest Is Resistance: A Manifesto See MoreSee Less
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It’s Mental Health Week! This year’s theme, Come Together, Canada, reminds us that connection strengthens mental health.Reach out, check in, and share a smile — because together, we make our community stronger. 💚#MentalHealthWeek #ComeTogetherCanada #KinCares #KinCanada #CommunityStrong See MoreSee Less
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