Call the Bullying Helpline 1-888-456-2323 toll-free in Alberta, anytime. Trained staff are available to help in more than 170 languages.
Call 211 Edmonton to access health, human services, community resources, and government assistance people need every day as well as in times of crisis.
The Public Health Agency of Canada recently launched “Stop Family Violence“, a new web-based source of current information for professionals and the public.
Kids Help Phone at 1-800-668-6868
Family Violence Info Line 310-1818
Distress Line (780)482-HELP (4357)
Seniors Abuse HelpLine (780) 454-8888
211 Edmonton is a direct link between essential community services and the people who need them
Staying home can be a risk factor for increased intimate partner violence. If you would like to learn how to recognize and respond to domestic violence disclosures during isolation, register for our REAL Talk webinars today: https://t.co/GusfvB4rVPpic.twitter.com/uTax8uwnK8
For Sexual Violence Awareness Month, SACE CEO Mary Jane James penned an op-ed for the @edmontonjournal about the pandemic’s impact on sexual violence. Read it here: https://t.co/vtfZj6J9Yf#SVAM
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