STRATHMORE REGIONAL VICTIM SERVICES
IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY OR ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER PLEASE CALL 911
Seniors Supports
Addictions & Mental Health
If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health problem or crisis you can contact the Mental Health Helpline for assistance.
Addictions 24 Hr Helpline 1-866-332-2322
Substance Abuse Resources & Information
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Drugs and New Trends - Drug awareness fact sheets
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Drugs and Alcohol - Why Do People Use Drugs?
- Legal Vs. Illegal; Prescription drugs, Illegal drugs, Illegal synthetic drugs
- What You Can Do
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If you or someone you know is struggling with drugs, alcohol, gambling or other addictions, SRVSS is here to assist you in seeking the help that you may need. There is help and support for you, your family and friends.
Look through our resource information listed. If you do not find what you are looking for you can contact our office at 403-934-6552.
Resources for Addictions and Mental Health
Residential Programs & Treatment Centers
Calgary & Area Addiction Service Guide
(Click on link for services in your area)
Calgary Alpha House Society (Detox Center)
403-234-7388
Fresh Start Recovery Centre (Offers Family Services)
403-327-6266
Aventa Addiction Treatment for Women
403-245-9050
AADAC Renfrew Recovery Detoxification Centre (residential facility that provides safe
detoxification services.)
403-297-3337
Sunrise Native Addictions Services Society
403-261-7321
Counselling Services
Al-Anon (Offers Services for Friends & Family)
403-266-5850
Nar-Anon (Drugs addictions)
1-800-477-6291
AADAC Adult Counselling and Prevention Services - Calgary
403-297-3071
AADAC Strathmore Satellite Office
403-901-1326
Strathmore Addiction & Mental Health
403-361-7277
Chestermere Community Health Centre
403-365-5400
Distress Centre (24Hr Crisis Line)
403-266-4357
Alberta Health Services - Addiction & Substance Abuse Information
Youth Services
403-944-2025
Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre
403-253-5250
403-264-8336
(click on link for information)
403-299-9699
87% of teenagers think that their parents are credible sources of information about illegal drugs, according to a study by Health Canada. As a parent, you can make a big difference…
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