2021 Lloyd Supports Directory by eSolutionsGroup Ltd

2021-2023

LLOYD

SUPPORTS A COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTORY

211 Alberta and 211 Saskatchewan are free, confidential 24/7 services connecting individuals to support services in both provinces. Lloydminster residents can receive assistance by calling/texting or visiting www.211.ca.

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EXPIRES

LLOYDM ADMISSION INSTER BIOCLEAN AQ CULTUR UAT Adult 18+ $2.00 LLOYDM AL & SCIENCIC CENTRE $1.00 INSTER E CEN Child TRE0-17 OU SERVUS TDOOR POO SPORTS MEMBERSHIP L CENTRE

75% discount

Discount applies only to the cardholder.

AUTHORIZED BY

Adult 18+ cardholders must present identification.

Low-income residents or persons receiving Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) or Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID) may qualify for discounted memberships and admission to City facilities through the Recreation Access Program (RAP). Learn about the eligibility criteria and application process at www.lloydminster.ca/rap or call 780-875-6184.

12345 Emergency numbers

AMBULANCE, FIRE, RCMP, EMERGENCY

911

RCMP Non-Emergency Inquiries (theft, vandalism, etc.)

780-808-8400

RCMP Administration (criminal record checks, court inquiries, etc.)

780-808-8300

NATURAL GAS EMERGENCY ATCO Gas 24/7 Emergency Line

1-800-511-3447

ELECTRICAL POWER EMERGENCY ATCO Electric 24/7 Emergency Line

1-800-668-5506

Sask Power 24/7 Emergency Line

1-888-355-5589

MEDICAL 24/7 PROFESSIONAL HEALTH ADVICE HealthLine (Saskatchewan)

811

Health Link (Alberta)

811

Medical Emergency

811

POISON CONTROL Alberta

1-800-332-1414

Saskatchewan

1-866-454-1212

CITY OF LLOYDMINSTER Regular Business Hours 780-875-6184 (Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. excluding holidays) After-Hours Assistance 780-872-5418 (water breaks, sewer backups, utility disruption, etc.)

Family and Community Support Services

FCSS Lloydminster works to build a strong and connected community through preventative social initiatives. As a service provided through the City of Lloydminster, we endeavour to serve all residents, every day, to the best of our abilities. CONTACT Monday – Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (excluding holidays) Phone 780-875-6184 Email fcss@lloydminster.ca Website www.lloydminster.ca/fcss Address

City Hall, 4420 50 Ave, Lloydminster, AB T9V 0W2

OUR PROGRAMS INFORMATION AND REFERRAL FCSS Lloydminster aims to connect residents to local resources in the community through directories, newsletters, brochure distribution, events and celebrations. FCSS also facilitates one-on-one conversations with residents in-person, over the phone, and by email. To sign up for our community newsletter visit www.lloydminster.ca/newsletter. SENIORS TAXI PROGRAM Seniors Taxi Program: Allows seniors 65+ to buy tickets that provide one-way transit to a location within city limits at a cost of $5 per trip. This program supports local seniors as active participants in the community. Visit www.lloydminster.ca/SeniorsTaxi for more information.

NEIGHBOURHOOD BLOCK PARTY PROGRAM Neighbourhood Block Party Program: Supports residents wanting to host block/street parties and get to know their neighbours better through: ▪ provision of free fun filled activities and games ▪ help with liability insurance, permitting, and road closures ▪ limited financial assistance A connected neighbourhood is stronger, safer and happier. If you are interested in hosting a Neighbourhood Block Party, visit www.lloydminster.ca/BlockParty for more information. AWARENESS AND EDUCATION The Social Programs and Services department raises understanding of community issues through awareness campaigns, workshops and special events. Some highlights include National Seniors Day, mental health workshops, elder abuse prevention and the Community Social Needs Assessment. Stay up-to-date with these opportunities at www.lloydminster.ca/FCSSEvents. NON-PROFIT GRANTS Through non-profit grants, FCSS Lloydminster administers over $500,000 in community funds to local non-profits through the Saskatchewan Lotteries Community Grant and the Lloydminster Tobacco Reduction Grant programs. For more information on these funding opportunities visit, www.lloydminster.ca/grants. VOLUNTEERISM Each year, FCSS Lloydminster hosts a celebration for its residents. Through with initiatives such as the youth graffiti cleanup and online volunteer listings FCSS Lloydminster aims to promote and attract volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering, check out www.lloydminster.ca/volunteer for local opportunities.

This directory is produced with the help of our local community partners. We want to thank the incredible service providers who share their time and talents to support residents and make Lloydminster a great place to live.

LLOY DMINSTER

Seniors Taxi Program

The Seniors Taxi Program assists Lloydminster seniors (65+) with transportation costs through the provision of vouchers that can be purchased for $5 and exchanged with local taxi providers for one-way, non-stop, transit within city limits.

FOR MORE IN FO RM ATI O N

780-875-6184 Ext. 2908 fcss@lloydminster.ca www.lloydminster.ca/fcss

The Lloyd Supports Community Directory is designed around helping residents find the social services and organizations they need. Throughout the document organizations are listed in alphabetical order with increasing entry numbers. The index page categorizes all organizations based on services. Please note, all numbers in the index exhibit the entry numbers, not page numbers.

INDEX

ADDICTIONS

Addiction and Mental Health Helpline (AB)...............2 Al-Anon Family Groups ......................................................3 Alcoholics Anonymous Lloydminster........................11 Lloydminster Native Friendship Centre................ 64 Midwest Family Connections........................................73 Needle Drop Locations.....................................................78 Parents Empowering Parents (PEP) Society....79 Prairie Central Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Association...............................................................81 Problem Gambling Helpline (SK)...............................82 Residents in Recovery Society.................................... 84 Saskatchewan Health Authority – Harm Reduction Program...............................................................91 Saskatchewan Health Authority – Lloydminster Mental Health and Addictions Services.................93 Thorpe Recovery Centre................................................109 yllMyHome..................................................................................113

AFFORDABLE HOUSING

Carleton Housing ..................................................................24 Lloydminster Housing Authority (SK) ...................54 Lloydminster Métis Housing Group .........................63 Lloydminster Region Housing Group (AB) .......67 Lloydminster Social Action Coalition Society ........69

CHILD/YOUTH/FAMILY SERVICES

Big Brothers Big Sisters.....................................................16 Border City Aboriginal Head Start Program....... 17 Catholic Social Services....................................................25 Central Alberta Child and Family Services..........26 Creative Kids Saskatchewan..........................................29 First Baptist Church.............................................................35 FOCUS Family and Child Support Services...........37 Grace United Church...........................................................38 Kids Help Phone....................................................................44 Lloydminster Child and Family Services Centre (Alberta and Saskatchewan).........................................53 Lloydminster Interval Home Society – Family Violence Outreach Services...........................................57 Lloydminster Interval Home Society – Lloydminster Community Youth Centre...............59 Lloydminster Native Friendship Centre................ 64 Lloydminster Public Library...........................................65 Midwest Family Connections........................................73 Parents Empowering Parents (PEP) Society....79 Saskatchewan Child and Family Programs........89 Service Canada.....................................................................102 Snowflake House Respite Foundation.................103

Thorpe Recovery Centre................................................109 Walking Through Grief Society...................................110 yllMyHome..................................................................................113

COMPUTER/INTERNET ACCESS

Lloydminster Public Library ..........................................65

CRISIS AND EMERGENCY

Alberta Family Violence Info Line.................................5 Canadian Red Cross............................................................23 HealthLine (SK).......................................................................39 Health Link (AB)....................................................................40 Indian Residential School Survivors Society......42 Kids Help Phone....................................................................44 Lloydminster Child and Family Services Centre (AB and SK)..............................................................................53 Lloydminster Interval Home Society........................55 Lloydminster Sexual Assault Services.....................68 Mental Health Help Line – Alberta Health Services........................................................................72 Midwest Victim Services...................................................75 Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).............86 Saskatchewan Health Authority – Lloydminster Hospital.........................................................92

DEMENTIA SUPPORT

Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan........................14 Health Link (AB)....................................................................40 Saskatchewan Health Authority - Lloydminster Mental Health and Addictions Services.................93

DISABILITIES AND HEALTH CONDITIONS

Ability Development Services by Bea Fisher........1 Alberta Ministry of Seniors and Housing.................6 Alberta Supports....................................................................10 ALS Alberta................................................................................ 12 ALS Saskatchewan................................................................13 Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan........................14 Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH).15 Border City Connects Society – Border City Express.......18 Border City Connects Society – Care-A-Van Service......19 Catholic Social Services....................................................25 Drive Happiness.....................................................................30 Inclusion Lloydminster........................................................41 Lloydminster and Area Brain Injury Society (LABIS).........51 Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society of Canada (Lloydminster Chapter).....................................................76 Muscular Dystrophy Canada.........................................77

Parkinson Association of Alberta..............................80 Prairie Central Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Association...............................................................81 Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID)......88 Saskatchewan Health Authority – Chronic Disease Management........................................................90 Saskatchewan Health Authority – Meals on Wheels........94 Saskatchewan Ministry of Social Services...........99 Service Canada.....................................................................102 Snowflake House Respite Foundation.................103

FOOD RESOURCES

EDUCATION

HEALTH/MEDICAL SUPPORTS

École Sans-Frontières ........................................................31 Lakeland College ................................................................. 46 Lloydminster Catholic School Division ..................52 Lloydminster Learning Council Association .....60 Lloydminster Native Friendship Centre ............... 64 Lloydminster Public Library ..........................................65 Lloydminster Public School Division ......................66

EMPLOYMENT

Ability Development Services by Bea Fisher........1 Alberta Employment Standards....................................4 Alberta Occupational Health and Safety.................7 Alberta Supports....................................................................10 Canada-Saskatchewan Labour Market Services.........22 Lloydminster Native Friendship Centre................ 64 Saskatchewan Labour Relations and Workplace Safety – Employment Standards...............................96 Saskatchewan Labour Relations and Workplace Safety – Occupational Health and Safety............97 Saskatchewan Labour Relations and Workplace Safety – Office of the Workers’ Advocate...........98 Service Canada.....................................................................102

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE/INCOME SUPPORTS

Alberta Supports....................................................................10 Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH)..........15 Creative Kids Saskatchewan..........................................29 Jumpstart....................................................................................43 Kidsport Lloydminster........................................................45 Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID)......88 Saskatchewan Ministry of Social Services...........99 Service Canada.....................................................................102

First Baptist Church.............................................................35 Grace United Church...........................................................38 Lloydminster Native Friendship Centre................ 64 Midwest Food Resources................................................74 Salvation Army Food Bank............................................87 Saskatchewan Health Authority – Meals on Wheels........94 St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church.................104 St. John’s Anglican Church...........................................105 The Olive Tree.........................................................................106

Border City Connects Society – Border City Express.......18 Border City Connects Society – Care A Van Service........19 Drive Happiness.....................................................................30 HealthLine (SK).......................................................................39 Health Link (AB)....................................................................40 Saskatchewan Health Authority – Lloydminster Hospital....92

IDENTIFICATION/DOCUMENTATION/ HEALTHCARE CARDS

eHealth Saskatchewan .....................................................32 Service Canada ....................................................................102 Western Financial Group (SGI) ...................................111 Wilson Registries (AB).......................................................112

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

Border City Aboriginal Head Start Program....... 17 Carleton Housing...................................................................24 First Nations and Inuit Hope for Wellness Help Line....... 36 Indian Residential School Survivors Society......42 Lloydminster Métis Housing Group..........................63 Lloydminster Native Friendship Centre................ 64

LEGAL

Alberta Employment Standards....................................4 Alberta Occupational Health and Safety.................7 Alberta Provincial Court.......................................................8 Alberta Residential Tenancies Act – Service AB.....................9 Bylaw Enforcement............................................................. 20 Calgary Legal Guidance..................................................... 21 Community Legal Clinic....................................................27 Family Law Saskatchewan..............................................33 Indian Residential School Survivors Society......42 Legal Aid Alberta.................................................................. 48 Legal Aid Saskatchewan................................................. 49 Resolution and Court Administration Services (AB)........85 Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).............86 Saskatchewan Labour Relations and Workplace Safety – Employment Standards...............................96 Saskatchewan Residential Tenancies Act.........100

MENTAL HEALTH

Addiction and Mental Health Helpline (AB).................2 Catholic Social Services....................................................25 First Nations and Inuit Hope for Wellness Help Line........36 HealthLine (SK).......................................................................39 Health Link (AB)....................................................................40 Indian Residential School Survivors Society......42 Kids Help Phone....................................................................44 Libbie Young Centre Inc.................................................. 50 Lloydminster Interval Home Society – Family Violence Outreach Services...........................................57 Lloydminster Mental Health Navigator Tool.......62 Lloydminster Sexual Assault Services.....................68 Mental Health Help Line – Alberta Health Services....72 Parents Empowering Parents (PEP) Society....79 Problem Gambling Helpline (SK)...................................82 Thorpe Recovery Centre................................................109 Walking Through Grief Society...................................110 yllMyHome..................................................................................113

NEWCOMERS/IMMIGRATION/REFUGEE Alberta Supports ...................................................................10 Canada-Saskatchewan Labour Market Services ........22 Catholic Social Services ...................................................25 Lloydminster Learning Council Association .....60 Lloydminster Local Immigration Partnership (LLIP) .......61 Service Canada ....................................................................102

PREGNANCY/PARENTING

Catholic Social Services ...................................................25 Connecting Parents Supporting Families............28 Inclusion Lloydminster........................................................41 Lloydminster Child and Family Services Centre (AB and SK)..............................................................................53 Midwest Family Connections........................................73 Parents Empowering Parents (PEP) Society....79 Saskatchewan Health Authority – Population Health Services........................................................................95

RECREATION SUPPORTS

Creative Kids Saskatchewan..........................................29 Jumpstart ...................................................................................43 KidSport Lloydminster ......................................................45 Recreation Access Program (RAP)..........................83

SENIORS

Alberta Ministry of Seniors and Housing.................6 Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan........................14 Border City Connects Society – Border City Express.......18 Border City Connects Society – Care-A-Van Service........19 Catholic Social Services....................................................25 Drive Happiness.....................................................................30 Federal/Provincial/Territorial Ministers Responsible for Seniors Forum.................................................................34 Grace United Church...........................................................38 Legacy Centre.........................................................................47 Lloydminster Housing Authority (SK)................................54 Lloydminster Interval Home Society – Family Violence Outreach Services...........................................57 Lloydminster Métis Housing Group..........................63 Lloydminster Region Housing Group (AB)...............67 Saskatchewan Health Authority - Meals on Wheels........94 Saskatchewan Ministry of Social Services...........99 Seniors Taxi Program.........................................................101 Service Canada.....................................................................102 The Olive Tree.........................................................................106

SEXUAL HEALTH

HealthLine (SK).......................................................................39 Health Link (AB)....................................................................40 Lloydminster Native Friendship Centre................ 64 Lloydminster Sexual Assault Services.....................68 Saskatchewan Health Authority - Harm Reduction Program...............................................................91

SHELTER

Lloydminster Interval Home Society – Emergency Shelter...............................................................56 Lloydminster Social Action Coalition Society – Lloydminster Men’s Shelter.............................................70

THRIFT/SECOND-HAND STORES

Lloydminster Interval Home Society - For the Interval Store.............................................................................58 The Olive Tree – Thrift Store.........................................107 The Olive Tree – Reclaim Store..................................108

TRANSPORTATION

Directory 1

ABILITY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES BY BEA FISHER 780-875-3633

3514 51 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 1C8 beafisher@bordercity.com www.beafisher.com ▪ T ransportation services for persons with developmental disabilities ▪ 2 4/7 residential care, fees for service may apply ▪ I ndependent living support ▪ C ommunity access support ▪ E mployment services and support ▪ I ndividuals that qualify for Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) in Alberta or Community Living Services Division (CLSD) in Saskatchewan can apply for services. Applications are available at Bea Fisher or you can connect with your PDD or CLSD representative. ▪ S upport for services will need to be approved by PDD, CLSD or Indigenous and Northern Aairs Canada (INAC) for funding.

ADDICTION AND MENTAL HEALTH HELPLINE (ALBERTA) 1-866-332-2322

▪ 2 4/7 free, confidential helpline support ▪ R eferral and information on alcohol, tobacco, drugs and gambling

AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS 780-875-7937

wso@al-anon.org www.al-anon.org ▪ S upport for families and friends who are being affected by someone else’s drinking ▪ M eetings held at the Community Services Building (4419 52 Ave, Lloydminster, AB)

ALBERTA EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS 1-877-427-3731

www.alberta.ca/employmentstandards.aspx ▪ A wareness for working standards ▪ I nformation on minimum wage, overtime, holidays job-protected leaves, vacations, hours of work and termination. SASKATCHEWAN RESIDENTS SEE ENTRY #96 EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS

ALBERTA FAMILY VIOLENCE INFO LINE 310-1818

24/7 support line for individuals who: ▪ F amily violence support ▪ S afety planning resources ▪ L ocal service and support resources ▪ A vailable in multiple languages ▪ I n the event of an emergency call 911

ALBERTA MINISTRY OF SENIORS AND HOUSING

www.alberta.ca/seniors-andhousing.aspx ▪ P rograms and services to support the well-being and quality of life for seniors ▪ S eniors Property Tax Deferral program ▪ A lberta Seniors Benefit ▪ S eniors Financial Assistance programs ▪ S pecial Needs Assistance ▪ D ental and Optical Assistance ▪ S eniors Home Adaptation and Repair program ▪ C ontact Alberta Supports for more information

ALBERTA OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY 1-866-415-8690

www.alberta.ca/occupational-healthsafety.aspx ▪ I nformation on legislative acts, regulations and workplace rights and responsibilities for Alberta employers and employees

ALBERTA PROVINCIAL COURT 780-871-6450 5124 50 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 0M3 www.albertacourts.ca ▪ T his is a circuit court location, and addresses are provided for the accused purposes only. Continue to send all court documents to: Provincial Court Vermilion Provincial Building Box 30, 4701 52 St Vermilion, AB T9X 1J9

ALBERTA RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT - SERVICE ALBERTA 1-877-427-4088

rta@gov.ab.ca www.alberta.ca/community-housingproperty.aspx ▪ S upport and information for landlords and tenants living in Alberta SASKATCHEWAN RESIDENTS SEE ENTRY #100 SASKATCHEWAN RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT

ALBERTA SUPPORTS 780-871-6480 or 1-877-644-9992

2nd Floor Provincial Building 5124 50 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 0M3 HS.ds-central@gov.ab.ca www.albertasupports.ca ▪ C areer and employment services ▪ H ousing and homelessness supports ▪ F inancial support: income support and Assured Income for the Severely Handicap (AISH) see entry #15 ▪ D isability services

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS LLOYDMINSTER 780-875-3571

www.lloydminsteraa.com ▪ S upport for individuals experiencing alcohol addiction ▪ S elf-help 12-step program ▪ 2 4/7 phone line

ALS ALBERTA 403-228-3857

7874 10 St NE Calgary, AB T2E 8W1 info@alsab.ca www.alsab.ca ▪ S ervices and support for persons living with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) ▪ I nformation and referral ▪ S upport groups ▪ E quipment Load program ▪ S upportive visits

ALS SASKATCHEWAN 306-949-4100

Unit C 2430 8 Ave Regina, SK S4R 5E3 director@alssask.ca www.alssask.ca ▪ S ervices and support for persons living with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) ▪ I nformation and referral ▪ S upport groups ▪ E quipment Load Program ▪ H ome visits ▪ Referral required

ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF SASKATCHEWAN 1-877-949-4141

Provincial Office Unit #301 2550 12 Ave Regina, SK S4P 3X1 helpline@alzheimer.sk.ca ▪ I nformation on Alzheimer disease and other dementias

▪ I ndividual support with trained staff ▪ C onnection to Alzheimer society and community programs ▪ V irtual programs available across the province ▪ S upport groups for the person with dementia and families ▪ E ducation sessions and webinars to learn more about the disease, communication tips, coping strategies and planning for the future ▪ M inds in Motion exercise and social program

ASSURED INCOME FOR THE SEVERELY HANDICAPPED (AISH) 780-871-6418

2nd Floor Provincial Building 5124 50 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 0M3 www.alberta.ca/aish.aspx ▪ F inancial and health benefits for eligible Albertans with a permanent medical condition that prevents them from earning a living SASKATCHEWAN RESIDENTS SEE ENTRY #88 SASKATCHEWAN ASSURED INCOME FOR DISABILITY (SAID)

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS 306-825-5757

Unit #3 4301 49 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 0S5 brobinson@bbbslloydminster.ca https://lloydminster. bigbrothersbigsisters.ca ▪ M entoring programs for young people (6-18 ages)

LE T’S HAVE

PARTY OU BLOCK! ON YR

Block parties are a great way to get to know your neighbours and connect with your community. The benefits of a closely connected community include: ▪ Increased community pride ▪ I mproved mental health and wellness ▪ I ncreased safety and a reduction in crime ▪ Enhanced social support networks

F O R M O R E I N F O R M AT I O N

lloydminster.ca/BlockParty 780.875.6184 | fcss@lloydminster.ca

With the helpful activity kits, the Lloydminster Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) team can help you get started on your first block party today!

▪ P rograms help children build selfconﬁdence, provide a sense of belonging and support positive mental health and well-being ▪ M entees (children) are referred by schools, parents or guardians and are considered on a case-by-case basis ▪ No fees

BORDER CITY ABORIGINAL HEAD START PROGRAM 306-825-5255 5009 48 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 0V8 bcahs2016@gmail.com ▪ P reschool classes for First Nation, Metis, and Inuit children (ages 3-5)

BORDER CITY CONNECTS SOCIETY - BORDER CITY EXPRESS 780-205-1666 PO Box 2032 Station Main Lloydminster, SK S9V 1R5 admin@bordercityconnects.com www.bordercityconnects.com ▪ W heelchair accessible transportation service ▪ B ook appointments in advance, fee for service applies ACCEPTS SENIORS TAXI PROGRAM VOUCHERS SEE ENTRY #101 OFFERS CARE-A-VAN SERVICE SEE ENTRY #19

BORDER CITY CONNECTS SOCIETY – CARE A VAN SERVICE 780-808-0042 lloydhandivan@gmail.com www.bordercityconnects.com

▪ N on-emergency medical transportation ▪ A vailable for Lloydminster and area residents attending medical appointments in Edmonton, Saskatoon and communities in-between ▪ W heelchair accessible vehicle ▪ B ook appointments in advance, fee for service may apply SERVICE PROVIDED BY BORDER CITY CONNECTS SEE ENTRY #18

BYLAW ENFORCEMENT 780-874-3710

1st Floor RCMP Building 5106 44 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 3M1 bylaw@lloydminster.ca www.lloydminster.ca/ReportAConcern ▪ A nimal control issues ▪ T raffic and parking complaints ▪ U ntidy premises ▪ L ost and found inquiries

CALGARY LEGAL GUIDANCE

www.clg.ab.ca ▪ A lberta website that provides information on a variety of legal issues

CANADA-SASKATCHEWAN LABOUR MARKET SERVICES (CAN-SASK OFFICE) 1-833-613-0485

Unit #5 4517 50 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Z9 labourmarketservices@gov.sk.ca www.saskjobs.ca ▪ C areer and employment services to Saskatchewan residents

▪ T raining and/or education options that enable participation in the provincial labour market ▪ M atches worker skills with employment opportunities ▪ R esources on career and job opportunities ALBERTA RESIDENTS SEE ENTRY #10 ALBERTA SUPPORTS

CANADIAN RED CROSS 1-888-800-6493

www.redcross.ca ▪ H elps those affected by personal disasters (house fires or flooding) ▪ P rovides food, shelter, clothing and essential supplies for up to 72 hours after disasters

CARLETON HOUSING INC. 587-789-1587

Unit #103 5116 50 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 0M3 mh@carletonhousing.ca jc@carletonhousing.ca www.carletonhousing.ca ▪ S ubsidized housing for working low to moderate-income Indigenous People ▪ A pplicant must have an INAC Number (also known as the Department of Indian Affairs of Northern Development [DIAND], Treaty or Status Number)

CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES 780-875-9084 6612 35 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 3H1 lloydminster@cssalberta.ca www.cssalberta.ca

▪ C ounselling services- fee for service varies between $15-$120/hour ▪ F oster Care Home program- provides home assessments to open foster care homes and provides support to foster parents ▪ G ateway for Newcomers supports immigrants living and/ or working in Lloydminster and surrounding communities newcomer@cssalberta.ca ▪ T ransport assistance for newcomers for settlement purposes ▪ S enior Connections- increases awareness of seniors’ needs and implements resources to fulfill them in their communities by way of presentations and referrals seniorslloyd@cssalberta.ca ▪ S upervised private visitation fee for service applies ▪ F SCD - Family Supports for Children with Disabilities ▪ L LIP - Lloydminster Local Immigration Partnership ▪ N o referral required for these public services

CENTRAL ALBERTA CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES 780-871-6402

Suite #113 4910 50 St Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y5 ▪ F amily violence and bullying support ▪ S upport for sexually exploited children ▪ K inship caregivers, foster family and adoptive family support ▪ C hild intervention support

COMMUNITY LEGAL CLINIC 587-789-0727 (Lloydminster) 403-314-9129 (Red Deer)

Unit #106 4916 50 St Red Deer, AB T4N 1X7 info@communitylegalclinic.net www.communitylegalclinic.net ▪ P resents public legal information sessions on various law topics ▪ O ffers 30-minute appointments to receive free legal guidance from a volunteer lawyer ▪ A ppointments only, no walk-ins ▪ C ontact in advance for information on financial eligibility guidelines

CONNECTING PARENTS SUPPORTING FAMILIES

connectingparentslloyd@gmail.com Facebook @ connectingparentssupportingfamilies ▪ N etworking and support group for parents with school-aged children ▪ E ducation presentations on topics relevant to parenting

CREATIVE KIDS SASKATCHEWAN 1-855-277-9469

Unit #404 2125 11 Ave Regina, SK S4P 3X3 info@CreativeKIdsSask.ca www.CreativeKidsSask.ca ▪ O ffers funding for children to participate in art, music, dance, drama and cultural activities ▪ F unding is provided for families with the greatest financial need

▪ L loydminster children on the Saskatchewan or Alberta side are eligible

DRIVE HAPPINESS 1-888-336-4503

infor@drivehappiness.ca www.drivehappiness.ca ▪ V olunteer driver program that provides transportation assistance for seniors

ÉCOLE SANS-FRONTIÈRES 780-875-0251

6524 35 Street Lloydminster, AB T9V 3H1 sf@centrenord.ab.ca www.sf.centrenord.ab.ca ▪ P reschool francophone education for children three to ﬁve years old, for two to five half-days per week ▪ P rovides education in French-language from Kindergarten to Grade 7 according to the curriculum by the Ministry of Education of Alberta ▪ L e programme de prématernelle s’adresse aux enfants admissibles à l’éducation francophone de trois à cinq ans à raison de deux à cinq demijournées par semaine ▪ L ’ école oﬀre un programme scolaire de la maternelle à la 7e année en français langue première conformément aux exigences du ministère de l’Éducation de l’Alberta

EHEALTH SASKATCHEWAN 1-800-667-7551 3rd Floor 2130 11 Ave Regina, SK S4P 0J5

www.ehealthsask.ca ▪ H ealth cards ▪ B irth/marriage/death certificates ▪ L egal name changes ▪ C hange of sex designation ▪ S ervice fees may apply

FAMILY LAW SASKATCHEWAN

https://familylaw.plea.org ▪ T ools and forms for self-representation during separation or divorce in the Saskatchewan court system

FEDERAL/PROVINCIAL/ TERRITORIAL MINISTERS RESPONSIBLE FOR SENIORS FORUM

www.canada.ca/en/employment-socialdevelopment/corporate/seniors/forum ▪ A n intergovernmental body established to share information, discuss new and emerging issues related to seniors, and work collaboratively on key projects ▪ I nformation on issues relevant to seniors ▪ B eneﬁts ﬁnder ▪ P rovincial and Territorial resources

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 306-825-2451

3915 47 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 2C7 www.fbclloyd.ca ▪ P rovides a food hamper in partnership with the Olive Tree. Call to book an appointment. ▪ P rovides kids and youth programs. Visit their website or call for the most up-to-date information.

FIRST NATIONS AND INUIT HOPE FOR WELLNESS HELP LINE 1-855-242-3310

www.hopeforwellness.ca ▪ O ffers 24/7 mental health counselling and crisis intervention to all Indigenous People across Canada ▪ E xperienced and culturally competent help-line counsellors if you • want to talk • are distressed • are trigged by painful memories ▪ C all the toll-free help-line or use the chat-box on the website to connect with a counsellor online ▪ S ervice is multilingual - French, English, Cree, Ojibway and Inuktitut

FOCUS (FAMILY AND CHILDREN SUPPORT SERVICES) 780-875-3544

3917 12 St Lloydminster, SK fcss.program@focusvermilion.com ▪ A ssists families with children in need of protection or social services involvement ▪ P rovides one-on-one support to families ▪ I n-home supports for families experiencing difficulties within the family unit ▪ C ontact for more information about referral process and fees

GRACE UNITED CHURCH 780-875-8959

4708 50 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 0W4 graceu@telusplanet.net www.graceunitedchurch.ca ▪ A ffirming faith-based community gathering in the heart of Treaty 6 territory ▪ C hurch services, bible studies, book clubs and small group gatherings open to all ages and stages in the community ▪ C ommunity choir and music groups for children and youth (choir, handbells, ukuleles) ▪ W eekly food support offered for individuals and families in need ▪ F ood donations welcome ▪ C ommunity cooking classes for all ages. Fee for service, financial assistance available ▪ S enior lunches (1st and 3rd Wednesday), Men’s Breakfast (1st Friday monthly) ▪ G UC Playschool Society Mon-Fri for ages 3-4. Fee for service, financial assistance available ▪ H omework program (Tuesdays) 3:30-5:30 p.m. for students from grades 7 to 12 ▪ M onthly “Youth Nite” program ▪ C hurch hall, meeting rooms and other spaces available for rental

HEALTHLINE (SASKATCHEWAN) 811 or 1-877-800-0002 1-800-855-1155 for deaf and hard of hearing for SaskTel Relay Operator service www.saskhealthauthority.ca

▪ 2 4/7 health information and support telephone line ▪ S taffed by registered nurses, registered psychiatric nurses and social workers ▪ S ervices are offered in English, with translation available in over 100 languages ▪ I nformation can be for a variety of medical concerns, including but not limited to mental health, sexual health, physical concerns and advice for parents and caregivers

HEALTH LINK (ALBERTA) 811

1-866-408-5465 outside of Alberta ▪ 2 4/7 telephone line providing medical advice on a variety of issues and information from a registered nurse ▪ Assistance finding health care such as immunization clinics, doctors, and health programs ▪ A vailable in multiple languages ▪ D ementia advice- support for those living with dementia ▪ I nformation can be for a variety of medical concerns, including but not limited to mental health, sexual health, physical concerns and advice for parents and caregivers

INCLUSION LLOYDMINSTER 306-825-5918

Box 492 Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y6 info@inclusionlloydminster.com www.inclusionlloydminster.com ▪ I nclusive education, recreation and post-secondary training for children and adults with developmental disabilities ▪ Leadership and family support

▪ Resource referrals ▪ S upport for families seeking respite care

kidsportapplicationslloyd@gmail.com www.kidsportcanada.ca/Saskatchewan/ Lloydminster www.facebook.ca/LloydminsterKidSport ▪ F inancial and equipment assistance for children (ages 5-18 years) in registered sporting programs

INDIAN RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL SURVIVORS SOCIETY 1-888-495-6588 (Alberta) 1-866-250-1529 (Saskatchewan)

reception@irsss.ca www.irsss.ca ▪ P rovides services to Indian residential school survivors ▪ A ssists survivors with the litigation process pertaining to residential school abuses ▪ D elivers wellness and healing services to Indian residential school survivors, their families and those dealing with intergenerational trauma ▪ E mergency Crisis Line is also available 24/7 for those needing counselling support: 1-800-721-0066

JUMPSTART 1-844-YES-PLAY (1-844-937-7529)

jumpstart@cantire.com www.jumpstart.canadiantire.ca ▪ F inancial assistance for children (ages 4-18 years) in registered sporting programs

KIDS HELP PHONE 1-800-668-6868

Text ‘CONNECT’ to 686868 www.kidshelpphone.ca ▪ 2 4/7 service whether by phone, text, mobile app or through website ▪ P rofessional counselling ▪ I nformation and referrals to local resources

KIDSPORT LLOYDMINSTER 1-800-319-GAME (4263)

LAKELAND COLLEGE 780-871-5700

2602 59 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 3J3 hello@lakelandcollege.ca www.lakelandcollege.ca ▪ P ost-secondary education, university transfer courses and community education programs ▪ A cademic advising, financial aid, student employment and student support ▪ A thletic programs, social clubs, wellness services and student services ▪ Cafeteria and catering services ▪ Residence and healthcare facilities ▪ C ampuses in Vermilion and Lloydminster

LEGACY CENTRE 780-875-4584

5101 46 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 0C7 legcen4584@gmail.com ▪ O ffers regularly scheduled activities for seniors such as exercises, line dancing, cards, choir, art group and more

▪ S pecial events such as suppers, dances, bus trips, and more ▪ M embership and admission options available ▪ A vailable for bookings for theatrical productions, receptions and other events POINT-OF-SALE OF SENIORS TAXI PROGRAM VOUCHERS SEE ENTRY #101

LEGAL AID ALBERTA 1-866-845-3425

www.legalaid.ab.ca ▪ Legal assistance for youth and adult criminal charges, family law and child welfare issues (including guardianship and trusteeship), civic law issues, income support and immigration/ refugee claims ▪ M ust meet eligibility criteria for service

LEGAL AID SASKATCHEWAN 1-877-441-4418

Provincial Building Unit #L03 1192 102 St North Battleford, SK S9A 1E9 Battlefords@legalaid.sk.ca www.legalaid.sk.ca ▪ O ffers a wide range of legal services for low-income Saskatchewan residents ▪ L egal assistance for youth and adult criminal charges, family law and child welfare issues (including guardianship and trusteeship), civic law issues and immigration/refugee claims ▪ E ligibility criteria must be met for service

LIBBIE YOUNG CENTRE INC. 780-874-9917

5125 39 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 1Z9 info@libbie.ca www.libbie.ca ▪ P rovides residential programs such as Life Skills and Supported Independent Community Living to people suffering from mental illness ▪ W orks collaboratively with psychiatrists and rehabilitation psychiatric nurses to assess the support needs and goal planning of individuals ▪ O ffers Community Educational Program ▪ R eferral required for services ▪ A ppointment only ▪ N o fees

LLOYDMINSTER AND AREA BRAIN INJURY SOCIETY (LABIS) 306-825-7212

Unit #3 4620 44 St Lloydminster, SK S9V 0G4 labis@sasktel.net www.labis.ca ▪ P rogramming, support and resourcesharing for brain-injured persons and their families

LLOYDMINSTER CATHOLIC SCHOOL DIVISION (LCSD) 780-808-8585

6611 B 39 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 2Z4 information@lcsd.ca www.lcsd.ca

▪ A dministrative office for the LCSD ▪ P rograms for students from pre-kindergarten to Grade 12

LLOYDMINSTER CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES CENTRE – (ALBERTA AND SASKATCHEWAN) Prairie North Plaza Suite #113 4910 50 St Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y5

ALBERTA RESIDENTS SEE ENTRY #26 CENTRAL ALBERTA CHILD AND FAMILY SASKATCHEWAN RESIDENTS SEE SASKATCHEWAN CHILD AND FAMILY PROGRAMS ENTRY #89

LLOYDMINSTER HOUSING AUTHORITY (SASKATCHEWAN) 306-825-5376

4510 49 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 1G4 ▪ A ffordable rental housing in Saskatchewan for seniors and families

LLOYDMINSTER INTERVAL HOME SOCIETY Box 1523 Lloydminster, AB/SK S9V 1K5 780-808-5282 (administration) lihinfo@lloydintervalhome.com www.intervalhome.org ▪ V olunteer opportunities within the organization. Contact volunteer@lloydintervalhome.com or call 780-808-5282 Ext. 2011 or apply online: intervalhome.org/ about-us/#volunteers

EMERGENCY SHELTER SEE ENTRY #56 FAMILY OUTREACH SERVICES SEE ENTRY #57 FOR THE INTERVAL STORE SEE ENTRY #58

LLOYDMINSTER COMMUNITY YOUTH CENTRE SEE ENTRY #59

LLOYDMINSTER INTERVAL HOME SOCIETY – EMERGENCY SHELTER 780-875-0966 780-808-1777 (text line) support@lloydintervalhome.com www.intervalhome.org ▪ 2 4/7 support line ▪ E mergency shelter offering safety and support for women and children experiencing family violence, homelessness or other life crisis

LLOYDMINSTER INTERVAL HOME SOCIETY – FAMILY VIOLENCE OUTREACH SERVICES 780-875-0966 (crisis and support line and inquiries for outreach support) 780-808-1777 (text line) communityoutreach@lloydintervalhome.com www.intervalhome.org ▪ O ffers individual support to women impacted by family violence to empower them to understand their experience, build on their strengths, and live independent, violence-free lives ▪ 1 -on-1 support ▪ F amily violence information ▪ S afety planning ▪ A dvocacy ▪ E lder abuse support ▪ C ommunity referrals

LLOYDMINSTER INTERVAL HOME SOCIETY – ‘FOR THE INTERVAL’ STORE 780-808-8485

5109 51 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 1R8 intervalstore@lloydintervalhome.com www.intervalhome.org ▪ A community donation depot and second-hand store supporting the Lloydminster Interval Home Society; ▪ A ccepts donations 7 days a week of gently used items of all kinds – with exceptions (car seats, helmets, cribs, etc.) for safety reasons ▪ F IS also does pickups of larger furniture items in Lloydminster by request ▪ T hrough referral from community service providers, we are also able to support community members in need with personal care items, household items, clothing and outerwear

LLOYDMINSTER INTERVAL HOME SOCIETY – LLOYDMINSTER COMMUNITY YOUTH CENTRE 587-789-1600

4201 47 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 2C7 lcycadmin@lloydintervalhome.com www.lcyc.cc ▪ D rop-in activities, hot meals, social, cultural, recreational, and wellness programming for teens 12-18 years old ▪ M eals provided on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings at 5 p.m. ▪ W e provide transportation from school to the Centre and rides home at night ▪ O utreach and referral programs

LLOYDMINSTER LEARNING COUNCIL ASSOCIATION 780-875-5763

Unit #202 5009 48 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 0H7 i-learn@lloydlearningcouncil.org www.lloydlearningcouncil.org ▪ P rofessional training services (technology, employability enhancement, workplace training) ▪ P ersonal training services (language learning, literacy learning) ▪ Community issue support ▪ Health and wellness programs ▪ No referral necessary ▪ F ees depend on the program, check website for details ▪ Financial assistance available

LLOYDMINSTER LOCAL IMMIGRATION PARTNERSHIP (LLIP) 780-875-9084

6612 35 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 3H1 kemoh.mansaray@cssalberta.ca www.lloydlip.ca ▪ S upports for newcomers and immigrants to become fully engaged in the social, economic, political and cultural life of Canada ▪ H elps to connect to services for settlement and integration

LLOYDMINSTER MENTAL HEALTH NAVIGATOR TOOL www.lloydminstermentalhealth.ca ▪ M ental health support tool ▪ D irectory of local mental health supports and counselling services ▪ S trategies to help manage stress and difficult emotions ▪ P ractical ideas on how to build your resilience so you can cope with life’s challenges and move forward from difficult times

LLOYDMINSTER MÉTIS HOUSING GROUP 306-825-4183 3201 45 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 1W2 lmhg@sasktel.net www.lloydminstermetishousing.ca ▪ A ffordable rental housing in Lloydminster ▪ S upport for elder tenants ▪ H omelessness transition units

LLOYDMINSTER NATIVE FRIENDSHIP CENTRE 306-825-6558

4602 49 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 0T2 reception@lnfc.org www.lnfc.org ▪ B read and baked goods available ▪ H ot lunch ▪ W ellness clinics and harm reduction ▪ C omputer access ▪ J obs search assistance, resume, writing and printing ▪ H ousing information and applications ▪ E ducation, training, information

and referrals ▪ Y outh programs ▪ S ummer day camps ▪ N o fees; $5 annual community membership is encouraged

LLOYDMINSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY 780-875-0850

Unit #160 5211 44 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 0A7 info@lloydminster.info www.lloydminster.info ▪ P rint and electronic collections (books, magazines, audiobooks and DVDs) ▪ A ccess through interlibrary loan to collections in other communities ▪ O nline language courses and research databases ▪ A ccess to national collection of materials for print disabled ▪ I nstitutional and home-bound delivery ▪ I nformational and reader support programs for children and adults ▪ I ncome tax clinics ▪ F ree public computer access ▪ S elf-service copying and printing, service fees may apply ▪ F ree Wi-Fi

LLOYDMINSTER PUBLIC SCHOOL DIVISION (LPSD) 780-875-5541 5017 46 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 1R4 www.lpsd.ca ▪ A dministration office for the LPSD ▪ P rograms for students from pre-kindergarten to Grade 12

LLOYDMINSTER REGION HOUSING GROUP 780-875-9131

Unit #107A 3752 51 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 3M7 admin@lrhg.ca www.lrhg.ca ▪ L ow-income rental housing located in Alberta for families and seniors ▪ S ubsidized Rental program

LLOYDMINSTER SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICES 306-825-8255 (administration)

5011 49 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 1R5 reception.lsaic@sasktel.net www.lsaic.com ▪ C risis Intervention and Support Services for children, youth, families, and individuals impacted by sexual violence, family violence and bullying ▪ A multi-division non-profit organization (Lloydminster Sexual Assault Services, Little Bear Child & Youth Advocacy Centre, and North Ryken Enhanced Services) ▪ P revention and education through presentations, group sessions and workshops/trainings ▪ S pecialized program opportunities provided with a client-centred approach ▪ S exual Assault Response Team (SART) and Police & Court Support Program

▪ C entral Alberta Sexual Assault Support, please call 911, your local RCMP Detachment (Lloydminster RCMP 780-808-8300), or seek medical attention at the Lloydminster Hospital where the Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) can be present

LLOYDMINSTER SOCIAL ACTION COALITION SOCIETY 306-825-3977 5001 48 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 0V8 lloydminstermsoffice@gmail.com www.lsacs.ca ▪ H omes For All program connects people with housing options in the community ▪ G ibney House program-affordable co-living facility ▪ S econd Stage Housing LLOYDMINSTER MEN’S SHELTER SEE ENTRY #70

LLOYDMINSTER SOCIAL ACTION COALITION SOCIETY LLOYDMINSTER MEN’S SHELTER 306-825-3977

PO Box 1294 5001 48 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 1G1 lloydminstermensshelter@gmail.com www.lsacs.ca ▪ L loydminster Men’s Shelter ▪ G ibney House, affordable co-living environment ▪ H omes for All, connecting people with housing options in the community

MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTIONS ALBERTA RESIDENTS SEE ENTRY #2 SASKATCHEWAN RESIDENTS SEE ENTRY #93

MENTAL HEALTH HELP LINEALBERTA HEALTH SERVICES 1-877-303-2642

Provides toll-free, 24/7 telephone confidential and anonymous services such as: ▪ 2 4/7 confidential support line ▪ C risis intervention support ▪ M ental health programs and services information ▪ R eferrals to local resources

SASKATCHEWAN RESIDENTS SEE ENTRY #39 HEALTHLINE

MIDWEST FAMILY CONNECTIONS 306-825-5911

Prairie North Plaza Suite #103 4910 50 St Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y5 info@midwestfamilyconnections.ca www.midwestfamilyconnections.ca ▪ P rograms and support for parents/ caregivers from prenatal to 6 years of age ▪ S upport in child development, parenting, family support, developmental screening and referrals ▪ F ree indoor playground and early learning programs ▪ P ositive Parenting Program (Triple P) and programs for child behaviors and emotions ▪ M others First - new mothers group

▪ E arly Intervention for families of children experiencing delays or disabilities ▪ H ome visitation and Family Coaching & Mentorship Programs ▪ P arent-Child Assistance Program (PCAP) for expectant or new mothers experiencing addictions ▪ P reschool Mental Health Initiative ▪ I nclusive Child Care Consultative services

MIDWEST FOOD RESOURCES 306-825-2606

Lloyd.mwfr@gmail.com www.midwestfoodresources.com ▪ G ood Food Box - fruits and vegetables at a reduced price ▪ C ollective Kitchen program - group of people meet to plan, shop and prepare several meals to take home to their families. Some fees may apply ▪ G arden program ▪ P romotion and education of healthy eating

MIDWEST VICTIM SERVICES 780-874-5022

5106 44 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 3M1 ▪ C risis intervention and traumatic events ▪ I nformation and referral ▪ E motional and practical support ▪ C ourt support to victims of crime ▪ S taff and volunteers are available 24/7 by RCMP callout. ▪ V ictims may call office hours to inquire about programs or services offered though the unit ▪ I n the event of an emergency call 9-1-1

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS (MS) SOCIETY OF CANADA (LLOYDMINSTER CHAPTER) 780-871-0513 or 1-800-268-7582

Unit #4 5601 31 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 2H3 info.lloydminster@mssociety.ca info.alberta@mssociety.ca www.mssociety.ca ▪ P rograms and services ▪ R esource referrals ▪ A ccelerating MS Research ▪ F undraising endeavours ▪ Q uestion? Contact KNOWLEDGE NETWORK at 1-844-859-6789 or msnavigators@mssociety.ca

MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA 1-800-567-2873

infowest@muscle.ca www.muscle.ca ▪ I nformation, support and education for over 150 neuromuscular disorders ▪ S ocial programming ▪ E quipment Funding program

NEEDLE DROP LOCATIONS

To dispose of needles and sharps, visit: ▪ P rairie North Heath Centre (North Side 4910 50 St Lloydminster, SK) HARM REDUCTION PROGRAM SEE ENTRY #91

▪ W arning: Always use caution and protect yourself when handling needles and sharps. If you find a needle in a public place contact BYLAW ENFORCEMENT SEE ENTRY #20 or call 780-874-3710

PARENTS EMPOWERING PARENTS (PEP) SOCIETY 780-410-8516 (Office) 1-877-991-2737 (Toll-Free) 2001 Sherwood Drive Sherwood Park, AB T8A 3W7 info@pepsociety.ca www.pepsociety.ca Twitter @pep_society ▪ P rovides free innovative programs for families and caregivers who have a loved one struggling with substance use or addiction ▪ F amily Recovery Group - offered on a virtual platform and in-person

▪ U -Turn – twice monthly facilitated group for youth and young adults (16-24) who are experiencing substance use or addiction and looking to build other coping skills

PARKINSON ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA 1-800-561-1911 info@parkinsonassociation.ca www.parkinsonalberta.ca ▪ E ducation ▪ 1 -on-1 support ▪ S upport groups ▪ S trategies and skills to manage symptoms

PRAIRIE CENTRAL FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDER (FASD) ASSOCIATION 780-385-3717 (general inquiries Killam, AB)

587-386-0186 (prevention, education

and assessment Camrose, AB) www.prairiecentralfasd.ca ▪ A wareness and prevention ▪ A ssessment and diagnosis ▪ S upports for individuals and caregivers ▪ T raining and education

PROBLEM GAMBLING HELPLINE (SASKATCHEWAN) 1-800-306-6789 1-306-400-2785 (Text)

www.spgh.ca ▪ F ree, 24/7 helpline for families and people affected by gambling addictions ▪ Confidential, professional counselling ▪ I nformation and resources on gambling addictions ▪ C risis intervention services ▪ R eferrals to Regional Health Authority gambling counsellors and self-help groups

RECREATION ACCESS PROGRAM (RAP) 780-875-6184

4420 50 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 0W2 fcss@lloydminster.ca www.lloydminster.ca/RAP ▪ S upport for low-income residents to access City of Lloydminster recreation facilities at a reduced rate

RESIDENTS IN RECOVERY SOCIETY 1-877-201-3955

4804 50 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 0W5 info@residentsinrecovery.com www.residentsinrecovery.com ▪ D aily life skills programming ▪ D aily addiction programming ▪ O utreach services ▪ C ase planning ▪ N avigation support ▪ Peer support meetings ▪ A ssistance and submissions of detox and residential treatment applications ▪ E arly Abstinence Sober Living program- sober living for those awaiting treatment ▪ E arly Recovery Sober Living program - sober living for those who have finished treatment

RESOLUTION AND COURT ADMINISTRATION SERVICES (ALBERTA) 1-855-738-4747

www.rcas.alberta.ca ▪ O ﬀered by the Government of Alberta, Justice and Solicitor General in collaboration with the courts of Alberta ▪ L egal aid programs ▪ F ees for services may apply ▪ A dministrative support to provincial courts

ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE (RCMP) 780-808-8400

5106 44 St Lloydminster, AB T9V 3M1 ▪ F or non-emergency inquiries (theft, vandalism, etc.) call 780-808-8400 ▪ F or administration (criminal record checks, court inquiries, etc.) call 780-808-8300 ▪ I n the event of an emergency call 911

SALVATION ARMY FOOD BANK 780-875-9166

2302 53 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 2P9 www.salvationarmylloydminster.com ▪ S upport and referral ▪ P rovides food hampers to individuals and families in need ▪ C all to book an appointment for services Accepts donations: ▪ N on-perishable food items ▪ M onetary donations ▪ D iapers and personal hygiene items ▪ N o clothing or household items (furniture, appliance, etc.)

SASKATCHEWAN ASSURED INCOME FOR DISABILITY (SAID) Toll free: 1-888-567-SAID

(1-888-567-7243) ▪ I ncome support program for Saskatchewan people with significant and enduring disabilities to help with the basic costs of living SEE ENTRY #99 FOR SASKATCHEWAN MINISTRY OF SOCIAL SERVICES

ALBERTA RESIDENTS SEE ENTRY #15 ASSURED INCOME FOR THE SEVERELY HANDICAP (AISH)

SASKATCHEWAN CHILD AND FAMILY PROGRAMS 306-820-4250 Suite #113 4910 50 St Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y5 ▪ C hild protection ▪ F oster care ▪ Y outh services ▪ A doption services

SASKATCHEWAN HEALTH AUTHORITY – CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT 306-820-4887 Prairie North Plaza 4910 50 St Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y5 www.saskhealthauthority.ca ▪ S troke rehabilitation support ▪ C ardiac education ▪ D iabetes education ▪ C hronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) support ▪ E xercise therapy ▪ S trides Program ▪ L ive Well Program – peer-led groups ▪ R eferral required for some services

SASKATCHEWAN HEALTH AUTHORITY - HARM REDUCTION PROGRAM 306-821-2982 Prairie North Plaza Suite #101 4910 50 St Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y5 www.saskhealthauthority.ca ▪ N eedle Exchange Program ▪ F ree condoms ▪ P rinted resources available • HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) • Hepatitis C • STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections) • Harm reduction ▪ Referrals and support to health care ▪ HIV Peer Mentor Program ▪ No fees

SASKATCHEWAN HEALTH AUTHORITY - LLOYDMINSTER HOSPITAL 306-820-6000 3820 43 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 1Y5 www.saskhealthauthority.ca ▪ Emergency care ▪ Medical services ▪ Maternity care ▪ Information on local clinics ▪ For emergencies, call 911

SASKATCHEWAN HEALTH AUTHORITY - LLOYDMINSTER MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTIONS SERVICES 306-820-6250

3830 43 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 1Y3 www.saskhealthauthority.ca ▪ I ndividual and couple mental health counselling ▪ Psychiatry referrals ▪ A ddictions counselling – individual & groups-based program ▪ C hild and youth counselling ▪ C hild and Youth Services’ Anxiety Group ▪ P arenting with Purpose Program – parenting skills and information ▪ D ementia Support Program- supports the loved ones and caregivers of individuals living with dementia ▪ C ommunity Recovery Team assists individuals living with a mental illness through the provision of long-term case management services ▪ S afe Journey Group – trauma and addiction-based services

SASKATCHEWAN HEALTH AUTHORITY – MEALS ON WHEELS 306-820-6200 Home Care Office ▪ M eals made at Dr. Cooke ▪ D elivery Monday-Friday ▪ $ 8.56/meal, choice of soup or salad and white or wheat bread ▪ F or seniors and persons with disabilities; must be a resident of Lloydminster

SASKATCHEWAN HEALTH AUTHORITY – POPULATION HEALTH SERVICES 306-820-6120

Prairie North Plaza Suite #101 4910 50 St Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y5 www.saskhealthauthority.ca ▪ I mmunization and clinic services ▪ E ducation and prevention resources ▪ R eferrals to health-care services ▪ P renatal and postnatal supports ▪ L actation consultation ▪ H arm reduction ▪ P ublic health inspections ▪ A cquired brain injury program

SASKATCHEWAN LABOUR RELATIONS AND WORKPLACE SAFETY – EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS 1-800-667-1783

employmentstandards@gov.sk.ca www.saskatchewan.ca/business/ employment-standards ▪ I nformation about rights and responsibilities in the workplace such as: • Complaints, appeals, investigations and prosecutions • Payment of wages and payroll administration • Work schedules, overtime, vacations, public holidays • Illness or injury leave and jobprotected leaves • Layoffs and termination • Employment Standards Training ▪ A lberta residents see entry #4 Alberta Employment Standards

SASKATCHEWAN LABOUR RELATIONS AND WORKPLACE SAFETY-OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY 1-800-567-7233 Unit #300 1870 Albert St Regina, SK S4P 4W1 www.saskatchewan.ca/business ▪ I nformation on legislative acts, regulations and workplace rights and responsibilities for Saskatchewan employers and employees

SASKATCHEWAN LABOUR RELATIONS AND WORKPLACE SAFETY-OFFICE OF THE WORKERS’ ADVOCATE 1-877-787-2456

workersadvocate@gov.sk.ca www.saskatchewan.ca ▪ P rovides advice and help to injured workers with a Workers’ Compensation Board claim, including assistance on appeals

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Community Living Service Delivery) Unit #1401 4907 50 St Lloydminster, SK S9V 0N1 www.saskatchewan.ca ▪ S askatchewan Assistance Programindividuals and families may apply for financial assistance to help with the basic costs of living ▪ T ransitional Employment Allowanceindividuals and families who are looking for work may apply for a general living allowance, which includes things like food, clothing, shelter and transportation ▪ E mployment Supplement- families with low income may receive a monthly payment that supplements income from a job, farming, self- employment, or from child or spousal support ▪ S eniors’ Income Plan- monthly supplement is provided to seniors who have little/no income other than the federal Old Age Security (OAS) pension and Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) ▪ C ommunity Living Service Deliverysupport and services for people with intellectual disabilities

ORT@gov.sk.ca www.saskatchewan.ca ▪ S upport and information for landlords and tenants living in Saskatchewan

SASKATCHEWAN MINISTRY OF SOCIAL SERVICES 306-825-6410 (Income Assistance and

SASKATCHEWAN ASSURED INCOME FOR DISABILITY (SAID) SEE ENTRY #88 CHILD AND FAMILY PROGRAMS SEE ENTRY #89

SASKATCHEWAN RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT 1-888-215-2222

ALBERTA RESIDENTS SEE ENTRY #9 ALBERTA RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT

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SENIORS TAXI PROGRAM 780-875-6184

4420 50 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 0W2 fcss@lloydminster.ca ▪ A ssist seniors ages 65+ with transportation costs with local taxi providers ▪ V ouchers are for one-way nonstop transit within City of Lloydminster corporate limits Vouchers can be purchased at the following locations: ▪ B ioclean Aquatic Centre (2902 59 Ave Lloydminster, AB) ▪ C ity Hall (4420 50 Ave Lloydminster, AB/SK) ▪ L egacy Centre (5101 46 St Lloydminster, AB ▪ L loydminster Co-op Marketplace (3606 50 Ave, Lloydminster, AB) ▪ S ervus Credit Union (5009 18 St Lloydminster, AB) ▪ S ervus Credit Union (Atrium Centre) (5012 49 St. Lloydminster, AB) ▪ S ervus Sports Centre (5202 12 St Lloydminster, AB) ▪ S obeys (4227 75 Ave Lloydminster, AB) ▪ S ynergy Credit Union (4908 42 St Lloydminster, SK)

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SERVICE CANADA 1-800-622-6232

4114 70 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 2X3 www.servicecanada.gc.ca ▪ P assport application ▪ S ocial Insurance Number (SIN) application ▪ R ecord of employment (online) ▪ J ob postings (online) Families and Children Benefits: ▪ C anada Pension Plan Children’s Benefit ▪ C anada Pension Plan Death Benefit ▪ C anada Pension Plan Survivor’s Pension ▪ E mployment Insurance Compassionate Care Benefits ▪ E mployment Insurance Family Supplement ▪ E mployment Insurance Maternity and Parental Benefits ▪ E mployment Insurance Special Benefits for Parents of Critically Ill Children Seniors programs: ▪ A llowance program ▪ A llowance for the Survivor program ▪ C anada Pension Plan Retirement Pension ▪ C anadian Government Annuities ▪ G uaranteed Income Supplement ▪ I nternational Benefits ▪ O ld Age Security ▪ C anada Pension Plan Disability Benefits ▪ V eterans Affairs Canada Employment programs: ▪ A pprenticeship grants ▪ L abour market information (online) ▪ C anada summer jobs (youth and students) ▪ E mployment Insurance Fishing Benefits ▪ E mployment Insurance Regular Benefits

▪ E mployment Insurance Sickness Benefits ▪ E mployment Insurance and Workers and/or Residents Outside Canada

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SNOWFLAKE HOUSE RESPITE FOUNDATION 306-830-2655

Unit C 5702 50 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 0X6 shrf.execdirector@gmail.com www.snowflakehouserespitefoundation.com ▪ H ourly and overnight respite ▪ F amily support ▪ M entorship ▪ M ental health workshops ▪ C ourt-ordered supervised visits ▪ C ourt-ordered child transit ▪ F ees for service apply

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ST. ANTHONY’S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 780-875-2883

2704 56 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 2C1 www.stanthonylloyd.caedm.ca ▪ P rovides a hamper for individuals and families in need ▪ C all to book an appointment to receive services

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ST. JOHN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH 306-825-3116

4709 49 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 0T3 ▪ P rovides free community soup lunch Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

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THE OLIVE TREE 780-870-1060

The Fred North Community Centre 5002 51 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 0Y3 theolivetreelloyd@gmail.com www.theolivetreelloyd.ca ▪ L ocal non-profit focused on food security ▪ F ood Bank providing hampers to individuals and families and bulk food to other non-profit groups ▪ F ree community meals on Monday, Wednesday and Friday ▪ F ree transportation available upon request Wednesday and Friday (free transportation available upon request) ▪ M om’s Group program ▪ M en’s Coffee

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THE OLIVE TREE - THRIFT STORE 780-872-5818 The Fred North Community Centre 5002 51 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 0Y3 theolivetreelloyd@gmail.com www.theolivetreelloyd.ca ▪ A community donation depot and second-hand store that supports The Olive Tree ▪ A ccept donations of all kinds, with exceptions (car seats, helmets, cribs, etc.) for safety reasons In-demand donations include: ▪ C lothing of all sizes ▪ S mall furniture pieces ▪ W inter gear

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THE OLIVE TREE - RECLAIM STORE 780-874-5692

6306 50 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 2C9 reclaimlloydminster@gmail.com www.theolivetreelloyd.ca ▪ A community donation depot and used furniture store that supports the charitable programs of The Olive Tree ▪ P rovides families and individuals in need with furniture and other home items ▪ C ommunity donation depot for used furniture, building supplies, outdoor items, workout equipment, appliances and more ▪ I n-demand donations include: bedroom furniture, living room furniture, washers & dryers and bikes

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THORPE RECOVERY CENTRE 780-875-8890

21060 Tranquility Way Blackfoot, AB T0B 0L0 info@thorperecoverycentre.org www.thorperecoverycentre.org ▪ M edically supported detox treatment ▪ R esidential addiction treatment ▪ C ontinuing care ▪ F amily support programs ▪ C ontact Centre for enrolment

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WALKING THROUGH GRIEF SOCIETY 780-846-2576 / 780-871-1750

wtgriefsupp@xplornet.ca www.wtgrief.wixsite.com/ walkingthroughgrief ▪ G roup and individual counselling for adult/children/ survivors of suicide ▪ E ducational presentations ▪ S upport for children dealing with parental separation/divorce or loss of a loved one

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WESTERN FINANCIAL GROUP LLS (SGI) 306-825-3383 3001 50 Ave Lloydminster, SK S9V 0N7 www.mysgi.ca ▪ S askatchewan driver’s licence ▪ V ehicle registration ▪ I nsurance ▪ C ontact for information on fees for service

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WILSON REGISTRIES 780-875-5818

1202 50 Ave Lloydminster, AB T9V 0Y1 www.whwr.ca ▪ A lberta Health Care Insurance Plan ▪ A lberta driver’s licence ▪ V ehicle registration ▪ B irth, marriage and death certificates ▪ C orporate registry ▪ P ersonal property ▪ C ontact for information on fees for service

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YLLMYHOME 306-825-5526

info@yllmyhome.com www.yllmyhome.com ▪ R esources and advocacy to build resilience, promote positive mental health and prevent addictions ▪ C ommunity building initiatives

DO YOU FREQUENTLY: Neglect your diet?

Have few supportive relationships?

Try to do everything yourself?

Use sleeping pills or tranquilizers without a doctor’s approval?

Blow up easily?

Get too little rest?

Seek unrealistic goals?

Get angry when you are kept waiting?

Fail to see the humour in situations others find funny?

Ignore stress symptoms?

Act rude?

Put things off until later?

Make a “big deal” of everything?

Think there is only one right way to do something?

Look to other people to make things happen?

Fail to include relaxation time in your day?

Have difficulty making decisions?

Gossip?

Complain you are disorganized?

Race through your day?

Avoid people whose ideas are different from your own?

Spend a lot of time complaining about the past?

Keep everything inside?

Fail to get a break from noise and crowds?

Neglect exercise?

MENTAL HEALTH

Who Do I Contact? MENTAL HEALTH CONCERN ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪

E xcessive anxiety, easily enraged, depressed Suicidal thoughts and intentions Not sleeping, or unrestful sleep Exhaustion, physical illness N ot able to complete your work, feeling like you’ve “checked out,” missing work. ▪ Avoiding social events and people ▪ Dependence on substance misuse

EXPERIENCING STRESS ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪

N ervousness, irritability, sadness Trouble sleeping Tired/low energy, muscle tension, headaches Procrastination Decreased social activity S ubstance misuse has some negative impact on your life

EXPERIENCING SIGNIFICANT OR PROLONGED STRESS ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪

A nxiety, anger, pervasive sadness, hopelessness R estless or disturbed sleep F atigue, aches and pains D ecreased performance, distracted during work S ocial avoidance or withdrawal I ncreased negative impact on your life due to substance misuse

YOUR NORMAL ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪

Y our normal amount of sleep Y our normal appetite Y our normal physical activity and socializing Y our normal changes in mood S ubstance misuse has no negative impact on your life

IF YOU

▪ h ave hurt or harmed yourself or someone else ▪ a re worried you might harm yourself or someone else ▪ a re having thoughts of suicide, made a plan for suicide, or have attempted suicide ▪ a re feeling desperate and hopeless ▪ a re experiencing extreme emotional distress

IF YOU ARE

▪ f eeling stressed, irritable, or sad and it is not getting better ▪ e xperiencing distressful thoughts or emotions ▪ h aving restless or disturbed sleep ▪ s truggling to focus at work, missing work ▪ a voiding other people or isolating yourself ▪ c oncerned substance use is impacting your life negatively

CALL FOR HELP IMMEDIATELY! PLEASE DO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:

▪ C all 911 immediately ▪ I f someone is with you, ask them for help ▪ G o directly to the nearest hospital emergency department Lloydminster Hospital, 3820 43 Ave, Lloydminster, SK

CONNECT WITH A HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SUCH AS A DOCTOR OR COUNSELLOR:

▪ D ial 811 Health Link/Health Line available24/7 to be connected to a health professional ▪ C all 306-820-6250 Lloydminster Mental Health and Addictions Services

IF YOU ARE

THEN START BY:

▪ f eeling stressed ▪ feeling irritable ▪ feeling sad

▪ u sing strategies to promote positive mental health ▪ t alking about your concerns with someone you feel comfortable with; a friend, a family member, a teacher, a doctor, a faith leader, or a supervisor

IF YOU ARE

RESOURCES:

▪ l ooking for more information about mental health resources in our community • wanting more information about strategies to support positive mental health

▪ L loydminster Mental Health Navigation Tool www.lloydminstermentalhealth.ca ▪ C heck with your employer, school, college or faith community about mental health supports and access to counselling

LLOYD SUPPORTS: a Community Services Directory is a publication of Lloydminster Family and Community Support Services This directory is not a full list of all services available in our community. The listing of an organization in this directory does not indicate endorsement, nor does the exclusion of an agency imply disapproval. Best eﬀorts were made to ensure all information in this directory are accurate and up-to-date at the time of publication. Lloydminster Family and Community Support Services assumes no responsibility to any person, persons or agency for the information contained in this document. Recommended updates and changes for future publications may be emailed to fcss@lloydminster.ca. This directory is available online at www.lloydminster.ca/LloydSupports

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