Edmonton · since 2005
Everyday support for Edmonton’s families, newcomers and seniors.
Reading and study support for children, warm meals and winter kits for neighbours in need, workshops for newcomers and time with seniors — planned and run by volunteers.
What's on
Full calendar →New sessions are added regularly. See past events →
Six areas of work
Each program is run by volunteers, with partner organizations where it makes sense. Each has its own colour from our logo, so you can spot it in the calendar.
- 01Children, youth, families
Learning & Literacy
Reading programs, language classes and study support for children, youth and parents.
- 02Students
Scholarships
Awards for students, with published criteria and an independent selection process.
- 03People experiencing homelessness or on a low income
Basic Needs
Meals, sleeping bags, winter clothing and hygiene kits, delivered with partner agencies.
- 04Immigrants and refugees
Newcomer Support
Orientation to Canadian life and institutions, résumé and interview workshops.
- 05Seniors
Seniors
Regular gatherings, home visits and help with phones and video calls to reduce isolation.
- 06Schools, the public
Diversity & Human Rights Education
Public seminars and school workshops on cultural diversity, equality and human rights.
Since 2005
Mosaic Education Centre was incorporated in Alberta in July 2005 as an education centre. In 2026 our members elected a new board and set out to renew the society: clearer purposes, regular programs, and the work needed to become a registered charity.
- Founded
- 2005
- Volunteer board
- 7
- Based in
- Edmonton
- Program areas
- 6
Get involved
Volunteer
Tutor, help at a meal service, visit seniors, or support behind the scenes. Give an hour a week or help at a single event.
Sign up to volunteer →Become a member
Members are Alberta residents 18 or older. They vote at the annual general meeting and elect the board.
How membership works →Partner with us
Schools, shelters, settlement agencies and community groups we can work alongside.
Start a conversation →