Updated: January 2022
Volunteer Strathcona Office Available By Appointment Only
Effective Monday, January 3, 2022, the Volunteer Strathcona will be available by appointment only. Please call to book an appointment at 780.464.4242. However, it will still be business as usual, and our services are accessible through phone call 780.464.4242 or email services@volunteerstrathcona.ca.
Thank you so much for your ongoing cooperation and support!
Volunteer Strathcona’s COVID-19 Emergency Support Response has become the Community Supports Program
The COVID-19 Emergency Support service showed a need in our community. Volunteer Strathcona has made this service permanent and it is now called the Community Supports Program. If you do need extra help, a wonderful group of community volunteers are only a phone call away to provide support services such as:
- Grocery pick up/delivery
- Prescription pick up/delivery
- More services to come soon
To access these services and volunteer support, please contact us at 780.464.4248.
Community SupportsAdditional Support During COVID
| Local Supports & Resources | Support & Crisis Lines |
| Strathcona County Family and Community Services
P: (780) 464-4044 P: (780) 449-6413 P: (780) 464-7786 P: (780) 464-7233 P: (780) 449-0900 |
Mental Health Help Line (24/7):
1-877-303-2642 Addiction Help Line (24/7): 1-866-332-2322 Family Violence Info Line (24/7): 310-1818 | 170+ languages Alberta’s One Line for Sexual Violence (9AM–9PM daily): Call 1-866-403-8000 | 215+ languages Text 1-866-403-8000 | English HealthLink (24/7): 811 |
Resources and News for Non-Profits:
[Imagine Canada] Knowledge and Resources for Charities and Nonprofit Organizations During COVID-19
[Integral Org] COVID-19 Resources for Nonprofits and Charities
[Charity Village] COVID-19 Resources for the Nonprofit and Charitable Sector
[Government of Alberta] COVID-19 Info & Updates for Albertans
[Government of Canada] Applying for Emergency Community Support Funding
[Wild Apricot] Free Non-Profit Webinars
[Alberta Health Services] Help in Tough Times
[Government of Alberta] Talking to Children About COVID