One-on-one family support

The Family Resource Network's (FRN) offers free one-on-one support to families with kids aged 0-24 years old. Whether it's help with preparing for a baby, working through school struggles or complex family concerns - if it matters to you, it matters to us. Reach out today for support.

Phone: 780-416-6730

Email: familyresourcenetwork@strathcona.ca

Monday to Friday 

8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

Parent and Caregiver Outreach

Whether it's a one-off concern or a complex challenge, a Family Support Practitioner will meet with you, listen, and share practical strategies to help you work through family challenges. Support is available for families with kids aged 0-24 and is based on what you need, including:

  • Infant, child and youth development concerns and questions

  • Navigating challenging behaviour

  • Strengthening relationships and communication

  • Managing family stress, building parenting confidence

  • Connecting with community resources or other services when needed

Support is available in-person, virtually or by phone.

Home Visitation

Home Visitation offers ongoing, weekly, personalized support for expectant parents and families with children ages 0–6. A Family Support Practitioner comes to your home and works alongside your family to build on your strengths, navigate challenges and work toward the goals that are important to you. Together, you might work on:

  • Parenting strategies

  • Child development

  • Relationship with your child

  • Family routines

  • Problem-solving

  • Managing stress and challenges

  • Connecting with helpful community resources.

Health for Two program

Health For Two is a free in-person service for pregnant people who need extra support to have a healthy pregnancy and up to 2 months postpartum.

Services offered include:

  • Education on pregnancy, birth, baby care and parenting (including pregnancy and parenting options)

  • Support and referrals to community supports (such as maternity care, mental health, addictions, housing, food security)

  • Resources may include groceries, transportation and prenatal vitamins

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Last updated: Wednesday, January 21, 2026
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