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211 Resources List Resource Lists November 2015 Compiled by 211 Alberta – Edmonton and Area, a program of Canadian Mental Health Association – Edmonton Region For Community Services Information dial 2-1-1 (within Edmonton) If 211 is not yet available in your area call 780-482-INFO (4636) Inclusion of an agency or service on these resource lists does not constitute an endorsement by 211 Alberta – Edmonton and Area 300, 10010 105 Street, Edmonton, AB T5J 1C4 Tel: 780.414.6300 Fax: 780.482.7498 211 Alberta – Edmonton and Area is a program of Resources for Aboriginal People November 2015 Visit www.edmonton.cmha.ca to obtain a new copy if more than 6 months old. Counselling Legal / Status The Edmonton Native Healing Centre Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada Drop In Centre (pastoral counselling) ........... 780-482-5522 Indian Register (Status Card) ........................ 780-495-2773 The Red Road Healing Society Métis Nation of Alberta Association Counselling and Family Therapy .................. 780-471-3220 Métis Identification and Registry ................... 780-455-2200 Native Counselling Services of Alberta .................... 780-451-4002 Information and Referral Aboriginal Correctional Services Ben Calf Robe Society ............................................ 780-477-6648 Criminal, Youth, and Family Courtwork Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society ................... 780-481-3451 Young Offender Probation Aboriginal Community Connections Resource Centre Housing / Homelessness Prevention Employment (including entrepreneurship) Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society ................... 780-481-3451 Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society ................... 780-481-3451 Boyle Street Community Services Adult Employment Program (18+yrs) Housing Support ........................................... 780-424-4106 Bissell Centre Métis Urban Housing Corporation ............................ 780-452-6440 Employment Services (inner city) ................. 780-424-4385 Native Counselling Services of Alberta The Business Link Transitional Housing (18-30yrs) .................... 780-990-1120 Aboriginal Business Development ................ 780-422-7722 Government of Alberta Health Aboriginal Apprenticeship Initiative ............... 780-427-8517 Alberta Health Services (AHS) (to become a certified journeyperson) Aboriginal Diabetes Wellness Program ......... 780-735-4512 Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women (IAAW) Aboriginal Health Program ............................ 780-735-5326 ...................................................................... 780-479-8195 Health Link Alberta (24/7) ............................................. 811 Oteenow Employment and Training Society ........... 780-444-0911 Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society ................... 780-481-3451 Rupertsland Institute - Metis Centre of Excellence .. 780-423-2237 Substance Abuse / Addiction Trade Winds to Success Training Society Alberta Health Services (AHS) Aboriginal Pre-Apprenticeship Trades .......... 780-471-9100 Addiction Helpline (24/7) ........................... 1-866-332-2322 Education Dual Recovery Anonymous ........... 780-919-1464 / 780-977-7750 Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society Poundmaker’s Lodge Treatment Centres ................ 780-458-1884 White Cloud Aboriginal Head Start (3-5yrs) .. 780-481-3451 Family Violence and Abuse Boyle Street Education Centre (Charter School) ..... 780-428-1420 Aboriginal Counselling Services Association of Alberta Nechi Training, Research and Health Promotion Institute Circle of Safety .............................................. 780-448-0378 ...................................................................... 780-459-1884 Government of Alberta Parenting Programs / Support (*Parent Link Centre) Family Violence Info Line ..................................... 310-1818 Ben Calf Robe Society - Traditional Parenting ........ 780-477-6648 The TODAY Family Violence Help Centre ............... 780-455-6880 Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society ................... 780-481-3451 Supportive Services *Aboriginal Parent Link Centre ..................... 780-474-2400 Ben Calf Robe Society ............................................. 780-477-6648 Bissell Centre - Family Support Services ....... 780-423-2285 x162 Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society ................... 780-481-3451 Elizabeth Fry Society of Edmonton Bissell Centre ........................................................... 780-423-2285 Aboriginal Women’s Program ....................... 780-784-2206 Boyle Street Community Services ........................... 780-424-4106 *KARA Family Resource Centre.............................. 780-478-5396 Canadian Native Friendship Centre ......................... 780-761-1900 Métis Child and Family Services Society ................. 780-452-6100 Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Centre (55+yrs) ........ 780-476-6595 Métis Settlements Child and Family Services Authority The Edmonton Native Healing Centre ..................... 780-482-5522 ...................................................................... 780-427-1033 Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women (IAAW) *Native Counselling Services of Alberta ...................................................................... 780-479-8195 Urban Aboriginal Family Wellness Programs Métis Child and Family Services Society ................. 780-452-6100 ...................................................................... 780-479-4793 The Red Road Healing Society................................ 780-471-3220 Dial 2-1-1 within Edmonton for more information or if you cannot find the particular service you are looking for. If 211 is not yet available in your area call 780-482-INFO (4636). Inclusion of an agency or service on this list does not constitute an endorsement by 211. 300, 10010 105 Street, Edmonton, AB T5J 1C4 Tel: 780.414.6300 Fax: 780.482.7498 211 Alberta – Edmonton and Area is a program of Resources for People with Addictions November 2015 Visit www.edmonton.cmha.ca to obtain a new copy if more than 6 months old. Addictions Counselling / Crisis Support Emergency Shelters for the Intoxicated Alberta Health Services - Addiction Services (FKA: AADAC) George Spady Society ............................................. 780-424-8335 Addiction Helpline (24/7) ............................ 1-866-332-2322 Hope Mission ........................................................... 780-422-2018 Adult Counselling .......................................... 780-427-2736 Intox Emergency Centre (men) Opioid (Opiate) Dependency Program ......... 780-422-1302 Women’s Emergency Shelter Youth Counselling (under 19yrs) .................... 780-422-7383 Eating Disorders - Information / Treatment Canadian Mental Health Association - Edmonton Region (CMHA- AHS - Eating Disorder Program ............................... 780-407-6114 ER) - Distress Line (24/7) ............................ 780-482-HELP (4357) Anorexics and Bulimics Anonymous ........................ 780-443-6077 Kids Help Phone (24/7; 5-20yrs) ............................ 1-800-668-6868 Poundmaker’s Lodge Treatment Centre ................. 780-458-1884 Self Help / Support Groups Detoxification Programs Alano Club (12 step meetings) ................................... 780-423-1807 Alberta Health Services - Addiction Services (FKA: AADAC) Alberta Gamblers Anonymous (Edmonton) ............... 780-463-0892 Addictions Recovery Centre (ARC) .............. 780-427-4291 Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)..................................... 780-424-5900 Youth Detox .................................................. 780-644-3627 Anorexics and Bulimics Anonymous ........................ 780-443-6077 George Spady Society ............................................ 780-424-8335 Clean Scene Network for Youth (14-29yrs) ............... 780-488-0036 Cocaine Anonymous and Co-Anon (24/7) ................ 780-425-2715 Adult Residential Programs Crystal Meth Anonymous ......................................... 780-691-8509 AHS - Adult Residential (Henwood) ........................ 780-422-4466 Dual Recovery Anonymous ........... 780-919-1464 / 780-977-7750 (men/women; alcohol, drugs, gambling) Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous ................. foodaddicts.org Catholic Social Services - Alpha House .................. 780-473-5957 Men for Sobriety ...................................................... 780-909-0215 (men/women in recovery; 18+yrs) Narcotics Anonymous (Edmonton area) .................... 780-421-4429 Hope Mission ........................................................... 780-422-2018 QuitCore Stop Smoking Group .................1-866-710-QUIT (7848) Breakout Recovery Community (men; 18-60yrs; homeless) Overeaters Anonymous (OA) ................................... 780-423-2546 Wellspring Recovery Community (women; 18+yrs; wait list) Problem Gambling Resources Network ................... 780-461-1259 Jellinek Society’s Recovery House.......................... 780-488-1160 Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA) ............................... 780-429-9886 (men in recovery from cross-addiction and alcoholism; 18+yrs) McCullough Centre (FKA: Gunn Centre) ..... 780-967-2221 (ext. 0) Sexaholics Anonymous (SA) ................................... 780-988-4411 (indigent men; 18-65yrs) Women for Sobriety ................................................. 780-484-3033 McDougall House Association ................................. 780-426-1409 Support / Info. for Those Affected by Addictions (women in recovery; 18+yrs) Al-Anon Family Groups (24/7)
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