In case of emergency and immediate danger, please call 9-1-1

Support Services:

Seniors Help Line – 780-454-8888 (24 hour)
Family Violence Information Line – 780-310-1818 (24 hour)
Alberta Seniors and Housing – www.seniors-housing.alberta.ca
Changing Ways – 403.742.3588 – Toll Free: 1.866.807.3558  www.acaahelps.ca
Camrose Primary Care Network – 780-608-4927 (M-F 8:30-4:15)
Camrose Women's Shelter – 780-672-1035 – Toll Free 1-877-672-1010 (24 hour)
SOS Service Options for Seniors – 780.672.4131  www.soscamrose.com

As a province-wide network of professionals working to increase community awareness, AEAAC is represented by communities across Alberta.

If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse and would like some information and help, please see the Getting Help section for resources and contact information.

If you would like more general information about the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council please contact the representative in your community.

In case of emergency and immediate danger, please call 9-1-1

Support Services:

R.C.M.P. Complaint Line – 780-788-4040
Family Violence Crisis Line – 780-743-1190
St. Aidan’s Society – 780-743-4370 ext. 2
Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council – 780-792-5511

For Help with Elder Abuse call the Waypoints Crisis Line – 780-743-1190

Alberta EldernAbuse Awareness Council Members:
Pam Burns, St. Aidan’s Society 780-743-4370 ext. 2 / pamb@staidanssociety.ca
Steve Andrejiw, RMWB Community and Protective Services Department 780-792-5511 / steve.andrejiw@rmwb.ab.ca

More information about services in the Fort McMurray Area

As a province-wide network of professionals working to increase community awareness, AEAAC is represented by communities across Alberta.

If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse and would like some information and help, please see the Getting Help section for resources and contact information.

If you would like more general information about the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council please contact the representative in your community.

In case of emergency and immediate danger, please call 9-1-1

Support Services:

Seniors Abuse Help Line – 780-454-8888
Stop Abuse in Families (SAIF) – 780-460-2195
St. Albert Seniors Association: Senior’s Outreach – 780-459-0433 ext. 2
St. Albert RCMP – 9-1-1 Emergency or Distress Call, Office 780-458-7700
St. Albert Victim Services – 780-458-4353
Seniors Abuse Help Line(24 hour) –780-454-8888
Protection for Persons in Care – 1-888-357-9339

As a province-wide network of professionals working to increase community awareness, AEAAC is represented by communities across Alberta.

If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse and would like some information and help, please see the Getting Help section for resources and contact information.

If you would like more general information about the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council please contact the representative in your community.

In case of emergency and immediate danger, please call 9-1-1

Support Services:

Helping Elder Abuse Reduction (H.E.A.R.)
24 Hour Resource Information Line Toll-Free 1-877-454-2580 or 403-346-6076
EMERGENCY Response – 9-1-1

POLICE / LEGAL
Victim Services 341-2041
RCMP / CITY-Red Deer 343-5575
RCMP / RURAL-Red Deer 343-5591
Legal Aid Society 340-5119
Family Court Counsellor 340-7180

HOUSING / SHELTERS
Central Alberta Elder Abuse Shelter (Red Deer) 403-343-6076
Central Alberta Women's Shelter (Red Deer) 346-5643
Central Alberta Women's Outreach 347-2480
49th Street Youth Shelter (Red Deer) 341-3190
Mountain Rose Shelter Association 403-845-5339 (Rocky Mountain House)

CRISIS / COUNSELLING
AADAC – Red Deer office 340-5274
AADAC Help Line 1-866-332-2322
Crisis Centre (24 hour help/distress line) 340-1120
Mental Health Services 340-5466
Health Links 1-866-408-LINK (5465)
Native Counselling Services 347-4377

FINANCIAL
Employment, Immigration & Industry 340-5151
E.I.I. After Hours Emergency 1-800-638-0715
Assured Income for Severely Handicapped 340-7077
E.I. Inquiries 1-800-206-7218
E.I. Claims 1-800-531-7555
Credit Counselling of Alberta 1-888-294-0076

As a province-wide network of professionals working to increase community awareness, AEAAC is represented by communities across Alberta.

If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse and would like some information and help, please see the Getting Help section for resources and contact information.

If you would like more general information about the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council please contact the representative in your community.

In case of emergency and immediate danger, please call 9-1-1

Support Services:

Branch Senior Support – 403-504-1811 ext. 114
Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Network and City of Medicine Hat, Senior Services Community Resource Worker (Shantel Ottenbreit) – 403-529-8368
Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter Society Crisis Line at 403-529-1091

As a province-wide network of professionals working to increase community awareness, AEAAC is represented by communities across Alberta.

If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse and would like some information and help, please see the Getting Help section for resources and contact information.

If you would like more general information about the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council please contact the representative in your community.

In case of emergency and immediate danger, please call 9-1-1

Support Services:

Lethbridge Elder Abuse Response Network – 403-320-2222
Community LINKS – 403-328-5465
Lethbridge Legal Guidance – 403-380-6338
Lethbridge Regional Police Service – Victim/Witness Services – 403-330-5023
Lethbridge Regional Police Service to Report – 403-328-4444 Information – 403-330-5133
Lethbridge Family Services (LFS) Counselling, Education and Outreach – 403-327-5724
Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Rural Policing) – 9-1-1 Emergency
YWCA Harbour House (Lethbridge) – 403-320-1881 or Toll free 1-866-296-0447 (24 hour crisis line)

Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization (LSCO) – 403-320-2222 ext. 25
Lethbridge Legal Guidance email: info@LethbridgeLegalGuidance.com
Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Network – 403-329-7396
Dawn Vickers: dvickers@lethbridge.ca

Lethbridge police service community liaison unit – 403-330-5020
RCMP- Coaldale 403 345-5552 to report Lethbridge – 403-329-5010
Nord-bridge senior citizen organization – 403-329-3222
Lethbridge Housing authority – 403-329-0556
Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee – 403-381-5652 or 403-381-5648
Lethbridge Family Services – Immigrant Services – 403-320-1589
Alberta Health Service Geriatric Assessment and Rehabilitation – 403-388-6610
Alberta Health Services Home Care- Community Paramedic – 403-388-6700
Alberta Health Services Senior’s Mental Health Outreach – 403-388-6551
Alzheimer’s Society of Alberta – 403-329-3766
Grey Stoke Home Health – 403-320-0911
LEARN - Lavone Mutch - coordinator – 403-320-2222 ext. 57
Joanne Blinco - Case Manager – 403-393-0306

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Rural Policing) – 9-1-1 Emergency *add link to website in name
Contact Information:
Lethbridge County

• Information: 403-329-5080
• Complaints: 403-329-5010
• For Emergency and Immediate Risk: 9-1-1

Magrath

• Information: 403-752-4747
• Complaints: 403-752-3351
• For Emergency and Immediate Risk: 9-1-1

Picture Butte

• Information: 403-732-4449
• Complaints: 403-732-4429
• For Emergency and Immediate Risk: 9-1-1

Town of Taber Police Service

• Information: 403-223-8991

 As a province-wide network of professionals working to increase community awareness, AEAAC is represented by communities across Alberta.

If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse and would like some information and help, please see the Getting Help section for resources and contact information.

If you would like more general information about the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council please contact the representative in your community.

In case of emergency and immediate danger, please call 9-1-1

Support Services:

Grande Prairie RCMP – 780-830-5700
Victims Assistance – 780-830-5755 Information, referral, resources
Family Violence Help – 310-1818 (24 Hour Assistance)
Rural Distress Line – 1-800-232-7288
Seniors Outreach – 780-539-6255 Sherry Dennis/Amanda Dennis

As a province-wide network of professionals working to increase community awareness, AEAAC is represented by communities across Alberta.

If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse and would like some information and help, please see the Getting Help section for resources and contact information.

If you would like more general information about the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council please contact the representative in your community.

In case of emergency and immediate danger, please call 9-1-1

Support Services:

Seniors Abuse Help Line – 780-454-8888 (24 hour line)
Edmonton Seniors Safe Housing – 780-702-1520
Seniors Protection Partnership – 780-477-2929
Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Network – 780-392-3267
Today Family Violence Centre

As a province-wide network of professionals working to increase community awareness, AEAAC is represented by communities across Alberta.

If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse and would like some information and help, please see the Getting Help section for resources and contact information.

If you would like more general information about the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council please contact the representative in your community.

If you are experiencing abuse or neglect, or if you suspect that an older adult is being harmed or mistreated, there is help available in the Calgary area.

In case of emergency and immediate danger, please call 9-1-1

Support Services:

Elder Abuse Resource Line (EARL) – 403-705-3250
Kerby Rotary Shelter – 403-705-3250 (24-hour crisis line)
SeniorConnect program – 403-266-4357
Calgary Women's Emergency Shelter, Counselling Program – 403-234-7233 or Toll Free: 1-866-606-7233 (24-Hour Family Violence Helpline)
The Way In – 403-736-4677

As a province-wide network of professionals working to increase community awareness, AEAAC is represented by communities across Alberta.

If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse and would like some information and help, please see the Getting Help section for resources and contact information.

If you would like more general information about the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council please contact the representative in your community.