Help Book

A) Shared Living Residential Program for people with severe and persistent mental illness. Tenants are independent and receive peer and staff support. B) Individual Support Services provides support to persons with both a developmental disability and mental illness. C) Recovery College (www.recoverycollegecamrose.ca) provides free wellness courses to the community. D) Welcome Centre allows for an inclusive drop in space for individuals experiencing mental illness as well as caregivers and interested community members. Please use east side entrance. E) Caregiver Connections is a drop-in support group for parents and caregivers to those living with mental health concerns. F) Vibe is an after-school youth (ages 11-15years) program that focuses on the elements of wellness and helps build resiliency through fun and open communication.

A 24 hour CRISIS line providing immediate support. Call if you or someone you know is in crisis, contemplating suicide, feeling overwhelmed or experiencing abuse. For online crisis chat visit edmonton.cmha.ca.

The Canadian Red Cross Personal Disaster Assistance Team may provide emergency food, clothing, accommodation and personal services for up to 72 hours to individuals and families following an assessment, who have been affected by local, small-scale disasters such as a house fire.

The Cancer Patient Navigator helps guide you through the physical, emotional and financial challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis. Provides information and education, and assists in accessing support services needed.

The Career Information Hotline is a telephone and online consulting and referral service related to occupational, educational and training options, job search skills and career transitions. Career Advisors can help with: career planning, job search skills/resources, occupational descriptions, educational options, educational funding options, and e-resume review service.