211 Alberta

Alberta Council of Women's Shelters (ACWS) has more than 50 member shelters across the province, open and ready to help women, children and seniors facing domestic abuse: acws.ca/shelters

Discover programs offering individual, group, or family counselling, medication and other mental health services. To get connected: Call 2-1-1 Text INFO to 211... Or Live Chat at http://ab.211.ca See more

More than a million Albertans have received a flu shot in the last month-and-a-half. Contact your local pharmacist to find out how to get the flu vaccine. For help connecting to resources: Call 2-1-1 Text INFO to 211... Or Live Chat at http://ab.211.ca See more

Discover mediation programs or other methods of conflict resolution as an alternative to court proceedings. Call 2-1-1 Text INFO to 211 Or Live Chat at http://ab.211.ca

Find out about programs that use a family-centered and community-based approach to meet the needs of children and families with complex challenges. Call 2-1-1 Text INFO to 211 Or Live Chat at http://ab.211.ca

Spotlight #211Referral: Grande Prairie Public Library creates a quiet place to come together and enjoy a good book in silence with other readers: https://gppl.librarymarket.com/events/silent-book-club-1

Self-care ideas to help you cope while practicing safe social distancing: ab.211.ca/self-care-ideas-to-help-you-cope-with-social-dis/

Dans le cadre de sa réponse à la COVID-19, le gouvernement du Canada a financé l’élargissement des services 211 à l’échelle du pays. Le 211 est un numéro de tél...éphone à trois chiffres qui peut être composé n’importe où au Canada pour parler à un navigateur de services en direct qui écoutera et localisera les services de soutien gouvernementaux et communautaires offerts à proximité pour aider à faire face aux difficultés. Ce service est gratuit, confidentiel et accessible jour et nuit, dans plus de 150 langues. Cette ressource aidera de nombreux Canadiens d’un océan à l’autre à trouver l’aide dont ils ont besoin alors que nous affrontons les conséquences de la COVID-19. Premier ministre Justin Trudeau L’aide commence avec le 211. #Laidecommenceici

Interested in mental health and wellness in your community? The Rural Mental Health Project is offering Animator training to rural Albertans that provides the knowledge and tools to facilitate productive and thoughtful mental health conversations within their communities. Learn more: ruralmentalhealth.ca/network/community-animator