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Emergency	9-1-1
Alberta Health Services Access (24/7) Adult addiction and mental health crisis and central intake	780-424-2424
Alberta Health Services Children and Mental Health Crisis/Mobile Response Team (8:30 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. Monday to Sunday)	780-407-1000
Alberta Health Services Mental Health Helpline (24/7) Information and referrals	1-877-303-2642
Alberta Children's Services Child Abuse Hotline (24/7)	1-800-387-5437
Alberta Health Services Addiction Help Line (24/7) Information and referrals	1-866-332-2322
Alberta Supports Emergency Income Support Contact Centre (24/7)	1-866-644-5135
Bullying Help Line (24/7, call, text or chat online)	1-877-352-4497 Get help
Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Distress Line (24/7)	780-482-4357
Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Rural Distress Line	1-800-232-7288
A Safe Place (24/7) Family violence crisis line and shelter	780-464-7233
Family Violence Information Line (24/7)	780-310-1818
Health Link Alberta (24/7)	8-1-1
Kids Help Phone (24/7, call, text or chat online)	1-800-668-6868, 'CONNECT’ to 686868 Urgent help
RCMP Complaints Line (24/7)	780-467-7741
Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton (9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) Support and Information Line	780-423-4121
Strathcona County Elder Abuse Line (24/7)	780-464-7233

Cyberbullying

Cyberbullying help: NeedHelpNow.ca, an initiative of the Canadian Centre for Child Protection , is intended to provide information to youth who have been negatively impacted by a sexual picture/video being shared by peers.

Additional resources

1. Abuse or violence (emotional, physical, financial, sexual)
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Abuse or violence (emotional, physical, financial, sexual)
- Zebra Child Protection Centre 780-421-2385
  - Support for children who have experienced abuse
- RCMP Bullying and Cyberbullying
  - Information about bullying and how to report it
2. Affordable services
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Affordable services
- Alberta Supports 1-877-644-9992
  - Information and application for programs, support and services.
- Strathcona County Family and Community Services 780-464-4044
  - Providing a variety of services for individuals and families, including counselling, subsidized transit and recreation, support, programs and more.
- Strathcona County Community Mediation Society 780-464-8445
  - Mediation and conflict resolution services with trained facilitators for Strathcona County residents.
- Legal Aid Alberta 1-866-845-3425
  - Legal services at reduced cost to low-income persons in need of assistance with legal matters.
3. Drugs and alcohol
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Drugs and alcohol
- Strathcona Community Hospital
  - The Strathcona Community Hospital has a public clinic offering opioid dependency treatment.
- National Institute on Drug Abuse for Teens
  - Information and strategies for talking to teens about drug and alcohol use for parents and educators
- Talking with Your Teen about Vaping Tip Sheet
  - Information about vaping for parents along with a tip sheet for how to discuss vaping with your teen
- Cannabis Talk Kit
  - Online tool for talking to your teen about cannabis
- Opioid dependency programs
  - Treatment options, information and resources on opioids.
- Alberta treatment centres for First Nations and Inuit
  - Information and treatment centre locations.
- DrugSafe
  - Information and resources for a range of substances
4. Food and nutrition
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Food and nutrition
- Strathcona Food Bank 780-449-6413
  - Providing food hampers to Strathcona County residents in need. Strathcona Food Bank hours:
    - Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. (except statutory holidays)
    - Thursday evenings from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
    - Saturday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
  - Appointments must be booked by phone.
- WECAN Food Basket Email familyresourcenetwork@strathcona.ca to discuss pickup/delivery and payment options.
  - Provides three cuts of fresh meat, three kinds of seasonal fruit and three kinds of seasonal veggies for $35 ($15 for produce, $20 for meat).This service is for anyone and is a significant discount from major grocery stores. Members pay a $5 annual fee.
5. Health
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Health
- Strathcona Health Centre 780-342-4600
  - Health services for individuals, children and families including community health nursing, immunization services, dental health, speech and language services and neurodevelopmental assessments.
- Teaching Sexual Health
  - Learn how you can prepare for and start the conversation about sexual health with your child.
- Fine healthcare
6. Income, benefits and subsidies
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Income, benefits and subsidies
- Alberta Child Health Benefit 780-427-6848
  - Benefits covering children's health expenses for families with low incomes.
- Recreation Access Program (Everybody Gets to Play) 780-464-4044
  - Increasing access to recreation services for residents who have a limited income, with opportunities for drop-in and registered programs.
7. LGBTQ2S+
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LGBTQ2S+
- The altView Foundation
  - Support for LGBTQ2S+ youth and adults and their friends and families in Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan, and Camrose.
- Supportive Parents
  - altView’s information and resource page for parents and caregivers.
- PFLAG
  - Support and advocacy for LGBTQ2S+ people and their friends and families.
- Alberta Government - GSA
  - Information and resources concerning GSAs.
- Pride Centre of Edmonton
  - Support for LGBTQ2S+ people in the Edmonton region
8. Mental health
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Mental health
- CASA 780-400-2270
  - Provides mental health assessment and treatment to infants, preschoolers and school age children
- Anxiety Canada
  - Information and resources for understanding and coping with anxiety
- Teen Mental Health: Parents
  - Resources and information designed to help you support the ones you love, while ensuring you take care of yourself while doing so
9. Pregnancy and parenting
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Pregnancy and parenting
- The Family Resource Network
  - The FRN provides programs and services for families with children and youth ages 0-18. This includes programs to support healthy child developments, reliable parenting information and connection to other local resources.
- La Leche League 780-478-0507
  - Breastfeeding information and support
- New Moms Network 780-413-7980
  - Sessions for women to connect with other new moms and learn about their child's health and development. Available in Edmonton and the surrounding community
- Strathcona County Early Intervention Program 780-640-9401
  - Provides support ,education and information to families of children with developmental concerns or disabilities, including attention, movement, feeding, speech, hearing and interaction with others.
- Robin Hood Association 780-467-7140
  - Home-based, family-centred support services for families with a child experiencing delays in development.
10. Social media
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Social media
- Common Sense Media
  - Reviews of new apps, games, and websites for parents and teachers.
- Digital Citizenship Guide for Parents
  - Support for parents in teaching youth about digital citizenship from the Government of Canada.
- Media Smarts
  - Resources and research for parents and teachers on media and digital literacy.

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