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Join Experts at the Gang Prevention Symposium 2026
Family Futures Inc has announced the Gang Prevention Symposium 2026, set to take place from January 14 to 16, 2026, at the Coronet Hotel in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. This event aims to address pressing issues related to gang activity and prevention strategies, bringing together experts and community leaders to share insights and solutions.
The symposium will feature a range of speakers and workshops focused on effective methods for preventing gang involvement among youth. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in discussions and network with professionals dedicated to creating safer communities.
Registration for the event is priced at $250.00 per person, and seating is limited. Interested attendees must complete their registration by January 9, 2026, to secure their spot. The registration fee includes lunch, ensuring that participants can make the most of the event without needing to leave the venue for meals.
To register, individuals should submit their payment and registration details directly to Family Futures Inc. For further inquiries, attendees can reach out via email to Jolene at [email protected].
This symposium represents a vital opportunity for individuals and organizations dedicated to gang prevention to come together, share knowledge, and foster collaborative efforts in tackling this critical issue. With a focus on community engagement and proactive strategies, the Gang Prevention Symposium 2026 promises to be an impactful event for all involved.
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