Community Agencies

A list of trusted community resources in St. Albert.

Family Abuse/Violence

For those who may be experiencing family abuse and/or violence.

Stop Abuse in Families (SAIF)
St. Albert support agency for those who may be experiencing family abuse.
- Phone: 780-460-2195
- Website: saifsociety.ca
Child Abuse Hotline
Available in multiple languages, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week:
- Phone: 1-800-387-5437
24-hour helpline
This 24-hour Alberta helpline is available in 170 languages.
- Phone: 780-310-1818
- Website: alberta.ca/family-violence-find-supports

For community members who may be experiencing homelessness.

St. Albert Food Bank and Community Village
Offering services such as food hampers, showers, laundry, housing support, and social workers.
- Phone: 780-459-0599
- Website: stalbertfoodbankandcommunityvillage.com
Salvation Army
Helps individuals find a safe place to eat, sleep, shower, and provide access to support services such as emergency/crisis accommodation and financial assistance.
- Phone: 780-458-1937
- Website: thesalvationarmystalbert.com

For families, parents, youth and children of all ages.

St. Albert Family Resource Centre
Provides a variety of programming and services for children, youth, and families of all ages, including one-on-one parent coaches to provide families with the tools they need to build resiliency.
- Phone: 780-459-7377
- Website: stalbertfrc.ca

Seniors based assistance programs and opportunities.

St. Albert Seniors Association
The association offers assistance and programs Monday to Friday.
- Isolated Seniors Friendly Phone Call Program:
  - Phone: 780-459-0433 (ext. 0)
    Leave a detailed message of your needs.
  - Email seniorservices@stalbertseniors.ca
- Healthy at Home Program
  - Website: stalbertseniors.ca
Seniors Without Walls
A free phone-based seniors program that provides an opportunity for older adults 55+ to enjoy interactive information sessions, educational programs, games, and friendly conversation.
- Website: edmontonsouthsidepcn.ca/scww

For those who have lost a loved-one through death.

St. Albert Bereavement Fellowship
Providing support through compassion, understanding, education and friendship to those who have lost a loved-one through death.
- Website: stalbertbereavement.ca

Alberta based supports, offering a wide-range of programs, resources and services.

Alberta Supports
Aids with access to services and programs for seniors, people with disabilities, job seekers, parents and families, homelessness, financial assistance, abuse, and family violence prevention.
- Phone: 780-644-9992
- Toll Free: 1-877-644-9992
- Website: alberta.ca/alberta-supports
Alberta 211
A free, confidential service that connects residents to a wide range of community, social, health, and government services. A 211-community resource specialist will connect people to information and referrals for a variety of needs, if required, on the same call in addition to offering follow-up check-ins. Available 24/7.
- Phone: 211
- Message: text the word 'INFO' to 211
- Live Chat: ab.211.ca
RCMP Non-Emergency Line
Residents of St. Albert can call the non-emergency police line if they see individuals in the community who may require police assistance.
- Phone: 780-458-7700
  If there is an immediate threat or immediate assistance is required, call: 9-1-1

Last edited: October 23, 2024