Free, confidential mental health support for young people in Canada. You’ll be connected with a trained volunteer crisis responder who is ready to listen and support.

211 is an essential service that helps Albertans find the right resource or service for whatever issue they need help with, at the right time. 211 is available 24/7 by phone, text and chat. The service is free, confidential and available in over 170 languages over the phone

No-cost mentoring programs strive to reach young people who face adversity and are in need of an additional supportive relationship. Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies formally match young people with an adult volunteer Mentor.

We specialize in healing sexual trauma so you can talk freely about the hard stuff with no judgement. We provide a range of support services for individuals who are affected by sexual violence including counselling, play therapy, police and court support, crisis support and education.

We are often the first step in a woman navigating her pregnancy decision or taking a new step in the right direction toward sexual and reproductive health.

Central Alberta Victim & Witness Support Society is a non-profit organization with an incredible team of staff and volunteers who offer direct and immediate support, information and referrals for victims & witnesses of crime and tragedy. In the event of trauma or victimization, know that you are not alone. Our trained Advocates can assist in difficult times of crisis by providing caring, compassionate support and offering a wide realm of resources.

Available across Canada, 9‑8‑8 offers free, confidential, bilingual (English/French) support through specially trained responders. Whether you’re in immediate crisis or just need someone to talk to, help is always available.

Provides a single point of access for individuals of all ages residing in North, Central or South zones who have addiction and / or mental health concerns.

All Mental health Support

If you are in central Alberta, and experiencing the effects of domestic violence, suicide, homelessness, and the effects of poverty – we have services for you. We strive to create a safe environment for people and their supports.

Central Alberta Pride Society was founded in 2012 to bring LGBTQ2S+ awareness and community to Red Deer and surrounding areas. The name was intentionally chosen to be inclusive of urban and rural areas surrounding Red Deer, recognizing that LGBTQIA2S+ people exist beyond city limits.

The Central Alberta Women's Emergency Shelter offers safe refuge, case management, and community suport for families experiencing family violence.