Minister's Luncheon: Dan Williams-Minister of Mental Health and Addictions and Jason Nixon-Minister of Seniors, Community and Social Services

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Presented by the Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce in Partnership with Blood Tribe Department of Health and the City of Lethbridge

Join us for an informative and inspiring event as we bring together esteemed leaders and professionals in the field of health and social services.

This luncheon will feature esteemed guest speakers who are dedicated to improving mental health and fostering community well-being. We are honored to have:

1. Minister of Mental Health and Addictions - Dan Williams: Minister Williams is at the forefront of tackling mental health and addiction challenges within our communities. He will share valuable insights and updates on government initiatives in this crucial field.

2. Minister of Seniors, Community and Social Services - Jason Nixon: With his specialization in seniors' welfare and community development, Minister Nixon will provide valuable perspectives on building strong and inclusive communities. We look forward to hearing his vision for enhancing the lives of seniors and creating stronger social support systems.

3. Charles Weaselhead, Blood Tribe Department of Health: Joining us from the Blood Tribe Department of Health, Mr. Weaselhead brings significant expertise in promoting health and wellness within Indigenous communities. His insights will shed light on the importance of culturally sensitive approaches to mental health and community welfare.

4. Tom Jackson, Canadian Actor and Folk Singer: Renowned Canadian actor and folk singer, Tom Jackson, lends his voice to advocate for mental health and social causes. Through his uplifting music and personal experiences, he will inspire and connect individuals from all walks of life.

This luncheon offers a unique opportunity to engage with influential figures in mental health and social services, as well as connect with local businesses through the Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce. Learn about initiatives aimed at shaping a better future for our communities, while also networking with like-minded individuals and organizations.

Limited seating is available, so secure your spot today. Together, let's work towards a healthier, more connected society.

Please note: This event is open to ministers, community leaders, professionals, individuals passionate about mental health and community welfare, and members of the Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce.