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The National Crisis line can be accessed by any landline or cellphone in Canada by call or text. The caller will be connected with a crisis support worker working with one of the 37 national partners and provided with compassionate support.

1-877-303-2642 (Toll free)

The Alberta Mental Health Hotline is a toll-free number you can call any time of day. They provide information about programs and services, referrals to other agencies, and crisis intervention.

1-800-668-6868

Kids help phone offers 24/7 support to any youth under the age of 20 who are struggling. In addition to their phone service they offer text services and online live chat.

Or Text “HOME” to 686868

This is a text support line that is offered by Kids Help Phone. This service is for anyone in crisis, including adults, and will connect you with a trained crisis counsellor.

811

Health Link can provide health advice by allowing you to connect to a nurse 24/7.

1-866-332-2322

The Addiction and Mental Health Help Line is a 24-hour, 7-day-a-week confidential service that provides support, information and referrals to Albertans experiencing addiction and mental health concerns, including problem gambling.

The service is staffed by a multidisciplinary team comprised of nurses, psychiatric nurses, social workers, occupational therapists, and psychologists. It operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week and is available to all Albertans.

211 is an essential service that helps Albertans find the right resource or service for whatever issue they need help with, at the right time. 211 is available 24/7 by phone, text and chat. The service is free, confidential and available in over 170 languages over the phone.

Call the Bullying Helpline 1-888-456-2323 (24 hours, toll-free in Alberta).

Bullying can affect anyone, including youth, adults and seniors in any environment such as schools, workplaces and community spaces. No one has to tolerate bullying. It can be prevented. The best way to prevent bullying is to promote healthy, supportive relationships.

Phone: 587-259-5513
Monday – Friday
9:00AM – 4:00PM

Aberdeen Centre, 3rd floor, 9728 101 Ave, Grande Prairie

Phone: 780-538-5162
Monday – Friday
8:00AM – 4:30PM
Nordic Court, 4th floor, 10014 99 St., Grande Prairie

Recovery College provides free courses that help you develop your resourcefulness.

The Mobile Outreach Program (MOP) is intended to provide support for a client’s basic needs and navigation through emergency shelters, healthcare, addiction treatment, housing, or other services. The Mobile Outreach Program responds to concerns from businesses and residents related to trespassing, loitering, public disturbances and intoxication, needle debris, as well as suppressing encampments.

Odyssey House is a non-profit organization and registered charity dedicated to providing safe, secure, and supportive accommodation for individuals experiencing domestic abuse, crisis situations, or needing alternative housing options. We are open 24/7 to support anyone in need.

Providing emergency shelter to youth ages 12-17 who have become or are at risk of becoming homeless. We provide a safe and supportive environment encouraging healthy decision making and to strengthen coping skills.

Wapiti House is a dynamic facility offering essential shelter and support services to individuals in need. Navigation services are a collaborative effort between frontline staff, WCSA outreach workers, and community partners, connecting residents with vital resources to access housing, healthcare, and external programs.

• 55 24/7 Emergency Shelter Beds
• 40 Overnight Mat/Intox Spaces
• 10 Seasonal Mat/Intox Spaces
• 10 Daytime Sleep Mat/Intox
• 34 Transitional Housing Suites

Offers people who have experienced homelessness support to achieve housing and personal stability by providing programming and supports to help people maintain their housing. This type of program can end the experience of chronic homelessness for people who face barriers due to mental/physical health problems or addiction. It can be permanent housing for some individuals or a stepping-stone to other housing options that better meet their needs. 

Creating a space and inclusive environment for those affected by crime, tragedy and trauma through our support and community connections, promoting wellness for individuals and families.

Services include:

• Crisis Intervention
• Victim Programs
• Court Support

 Pace Community Support, Sexual Assault & Trauma Centre provides essential community training and sexual assault and trauma services and programs. At Pace Centre we believe that anyone dealing with Sexual Assault, Sexual Abuse, Crisis or Trauma has the right to access skilled, caring and professional supports and services.

A community-based non-profit organization concerned with the causes and consequences of crime. We believe that crime is a community problem and therefore requires community solutions. We focus on crime prevention through social development, which addresses the risk factors contributing to crime.

Committed to enhancing the health and well-being of all residents in Northern Alberta. As a leader in providing innovative health solutions, our mission is to address the social determinants of health through education, support, harm reduction, and collaborative community efforts.

A local non-profit and registered charity that supports pregnant and parenting young families (under 20 at the time of pregnancy and until the child reaches age 6) in Grande Prairie and the surrounding area. 

​We offer non-judgmental, confidential, free support with dedicated, trained professionals.

Seniors Outreach offers valuable information not only to seniors, but also to their family members, friends, caregivers, and neighbors—anyone involved in a senior’s life. When a senior faces a “crisis,” the team works closely with them to problem-solve and develop effective solutions. This process is carried out daily with clients, as often, it is difficult to fully appreciate the need for such a service until a crisis personally impacts someone.

Administers and implement programs to meet the needs of Indigenous people migrating to or living in cities while bridging the cultural gap between the Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.

Native Counselling Services of Alberta’s Mission is to promote the resilience of the Indigenous individual and family, through programs and services that are grounded in reclaiming our interconnectedness, reconciliation of relationships and self-determination.

Proudly serving the Métis of Grande Prairie & Area. A Métis Nation of Alberta Local Office.