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211
Need help?
211 can connect you with programs and resources. You can reach 211 anytime 24/7:Call 2-1-1
Text INFO to 211 Live Chat Phone service available in over 170 languages. Just call 2-1-1.Emergency, please dial 9-1-1.
Access Mental Health
Access MH is a non-urgent service providing telephone based screening / needs assessment, consultation, service navigation and referral.
Al-anon Alateen
Al-Anon members are people, just like you, who are worried about someone with a drinking problem.
Alberta Family Wellness
Calgary Communities Against Sexual Assault
Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse (CCASA) is the primary sexual harassment, sexual abuse and sexual assault crisis, counselling and education service provider for Calgary
Calgary Counselling Centre
Appointments are available on weekdays, evenings, and Saturdays.
To register for counselling call 833.827.4229 or complete the online registration form.
Carya
Carya provides subsidized counselling services to ensure barrier-free access to older adults and families in need.
Connect Teen
ConnecTeen is here to provide 24/7 support, acceptance, and understanding—no matter what your situation may be.

Call, text, or chat with us today. Someone who understands is on the other end, ready to help.
EMERGENCY WAIT TIMES
Hospice Calgary
At Hospice Calgary, we promise to journey with you through end-of-life and grief, and we will have the difficult conversations about death, dying and grief, hearing your unique story and responding with compassion.
Indigenous Health
Indigenous Support Line
Call 1-844-944-4744 or 811
The support line is for First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples including youth and Elders, living on or off reserve, in a Settlement or in cities and towns.

Free Virtual Therapy for Alberta Youth: Kickstand Connect

Book a session for free virtual therapy. We offer free mental health support, peer support, or substance use services with Kickstand Connect.

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Kids Help Phone
Texting Kids Help Phone for mental health support
Kindred
Kindred was originally founded in 1957 on the belief that all Calgarians, regardless of where they come from, where they pray, who they love or how much money they have, deserve access to high quality, affordable counselling.
Luna Centre Calgary
For all general inquiries, related to abuse please reach out to:
403-428-5300 or reception@lunacentre.ca
400, 3820 24 Ave. NW,
Calgary, AB
T3B 2X9

Reporting Abuse

If a child is in immediate danger, call 911.

If you suspect abuse, you can report it to one of the following organizations:

  • Calgary Police Service: 403-266-1234
  • Find your local RCMP detachment here
  • Child Abuse Hotline (Children & Family Services): 1-800-387-5437 (KIDS)
My Best Friends Closet
My Best Friend’s Closet is a youth empowerment program for teenage girls that provides high-quality and on-trend clothing, shoes, and accessories to IN-NEED youth for their school and recreational needs.
Mental Health Literacy
The Summit
Mental Health Services for Children and Youth
1015 - 17 Street NW, Calgary, AB, T2N 2E5
Switchboard 587-534-7200
Public Parking
Email: thesummit@ahs.ca
Trellis 1000 voices
Located inside Genesis Centre in northeast Calgary, the 10,000-square-foot 1000 Voices space offers programs and support in areas such as employment training, settlement services for newcomers, and specialized programming for youth.
Youth Smart
Canadian Mental Health Association
Youth Substance Abuse
1005 17 Street NW
Calgary, Alberta
T2N 2E5
Phone
403-297-4664 (Switchboard)
WOODS HOMES
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Important Phone Numbers

Aboriginal Friendship Centre

Online Resources


Alberta Abuse Helpline

1-855-4HELPAB


Alberta Child Abuse Hotline (to report abuse)

1-800-387-KIDS (5437)


Alberta Health Services

Help in Tough Times


Therapy Referral: 403-428-5320


Problematic Sexual Behaviour Brochure: Download


Access Mental Health

403-943-1500


Awo Taan Healing Lodge
(emergency women’s shelter)

403-531-1972


Being Trauma Aware

Free Online Course


Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse

Online Resources


Calgary Counselling Centre

1-833-827-4229


Calgary Food Bank


cALGARY FOOD BANK MAIN WAREHOUSE hamper pick up


BY APPOINTMENT ONLY!
Book an appointment

Calgary Food Bank Main Warehouse

5000 11 Street SE
Calgary, AB T2H 2Y5

Monday to Thursday: 8 am – 7:30 pm
Friday: 8 am – 4 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am – 3 pm



Calgary Police Service (Report Abuse)

403-266-1234


Calgary Women’s Emergency Shelter

403-234-7233


Child Intervention Services (Southern Alberta)

403-297-2995


Community and Social Services Hotline

211 (Texting available to 211)


Crime Stoppers

1-800-222-TIPS (8477). This call can be made anonymously.

Cybertip


cybertip.ca (Canadian Centre for Child Protection) to report online exploitation


Distress Centre

403-266-4357


Eastside Family Centre

403-299-9696

etherapy@woodshomes.ca


Family Violence Information Line

310-1818


Government of Alberta

What is child abuse, neglect and sexual exploitation?


Health Link

811


Kids Help Phone

1-800-668-6868


Kindred (Catholic Family Services)

403-205-5295


Mental Health Helpline

1-877-303-2642


Mental Health Resources for Children & Youth

Online Resources


Resources for Indigenous Children & Youth

Online Resources


Mental Health Resources for LGBTQIA2S+ Children & Youth

Online Resources


Rapid Access Counselling

403-233-2360

intake@cfs-ab.org


RCMP (find your local detachment)

www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/detach/en/find/AB


Wood’s Crisis Response Team

403-299-9699


YW Sheriff King Home
(domestic violence shelter)

403-266-0707

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