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NORTHEAST EDMONTON COMMUNITY MAPPING PROJECT

RESOURCE DIRECTORY OF COMMUNITY SERVICES,

AGENCIES, AND PROGRAMSFirst Edition: June 26, 2006

To update or add information please callRay Martin’s Constituency Officeduring the SUMMER months at

476-6467. Thank you!

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Resource Directory Pg Type of Service Explanation

3 Aboriginal Services/Support Providing services to aboriginal citizens; programs designed/delivered with aboriginal perspective.

5 Addiction Services/Support Services for treatment, or support nature to meet the needs of citizens experiencing, recovering from, or have loved ones suffering from addictions.

7 Advocacy/ Government Representation

Performing advocacy as a function, either informally (e.g. letters of support, education on “systems”) or more formally (MLA office, etc.). Also for form filling and taxes.

9 Anger Management Programs, support and services for individuals/families/groups interested in anger management.

10 Basic Needs Meeting basic needs: clothing, food/meals, shelter, income support, collective kitchens, collective gardens etc.

12 Community Development/ Economic Development

Addressing “macro” needs through business, employment, economic, or social neighbourhood initiatives.

13 Criminal Justice/Legal Services/Safety

Performing legal services and services related to criminal justice, either informally or more formally. Includes legal aid, community patrol teams, and police stations. And Corrections.

14 Educational/ Training Resource

Services/programs which provide for “formal” or “informal” learning, skill/career development, training/education.

18 Employment/ Career Resource

Meeting Employment needs directly, through provision of employment, or indirectly, through job search, career planning, or work skills development.

19 Family Support/ Resource Meeting the needs of families through counseling, support, information, etc.

23 Family Violence/Bullying Resources to address family violence and bullying – may include services for victims or perpetrators, as well as public education/prevention initiatives.

25 Health Resource Providing health services to individuals and families – includes health promotion/public health/risk reduction/treatment/assessment services.

27 Immigrant/ Refugee/ Newcomer Services

Providing services/programs to meet the specific needs of immigrants and refugees. Also provides services based on cultural, linguistic, ethnocultural needs. Includes ESL education.

28 Information and Referral Services

Providing information on community resources to the public through telephone or walk-in services (does not include providing information/referral to a specific client group as part of the other services offered by the agency, i.e. during a parenting group.)

30 Mental Health Resource Services of an assessment, treatment, or supportive nature to meet the needs of citizens experiencing, recovering from, or at risk of, mental illness.

31 Recreational/Social Resource

Programs, services, or activities which focus on social or recreational needs – either formally or informally. (Includes all community leagues)

38 Services to People with Disabilities Services/Support for people with disabilities

40 Spiritual/ Faith Resource Formal or informal services/activities designed and delivered to address the spiritual needs of participants.

43 Index of Programs/Services (alphabetical)

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ABORIGINAL SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Abbott School (and Head start)

Bannerman Drop-In Centre

Ben Calf Robe Society Ben Calf Robe School/St. Clare School Abbott School

Ben Calf Robe - St. Clare Elementary/Junior High School

Candora Society of Edmonton

Community Options

Eastglen School

Eastwood School

Edmonton Police Services Edmonton Police Services – Beverly Community Station Edmonton Police Services – Clareview Community Station Edmonton Police Services – Eastwood Community Station Edmonton Police Services – North Division Station

Edmonton Public Library Highlands Branch Londonderry Branch Penny McKee Branch

KARA Family Resource Centre

KARA-Too Centre

Learning Centre; Learning Connections

Neurodevelopmental Clinic, Eastwood Site:

Oteenow Employment & Training Society - Clareview Plaza

Our Centre (Homesteader Tenant Centre)

Partners for Kids and Youth

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Region 6 Child and Family Services - East Neighbourhood Centre

Red Road Healing Society

Red Road Healing Society Headstart: Abbott School - Headstart Ben Calf Robe - St. Clare Elementary - headstart St. Alphonsus Elementary - Headstart St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School - Early education

R.J. Scott School

Rundle Youth & Neighborhood Centre (Boys and Girls Clubs of Edmonton)

St. Alphonsus Elementary/Junior High School

St. Bernadette Elementary School

St. Elizabeth Seton Elementary/Junior High School

St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School

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ADDICTION SERVICES AND SUPPORT

AADAC Youth Services

Alberta Hospital Edmonton

Alcoholics Anonymous Central Office K.I.S. Club Bethel Christian Reformed Community Church Buchanan-Eastwood United Church St. Paul's Catholic Church Emmaus Lutheran Church Our House McClure United Church Henwood Treatment Centre Streetside Ministry Centre St. Luke’s Anglican Church Recovery Acres St Mary's Anglican Church St Francis of Assisi hall

Alpha House (Catholic Social Services)

Bethel Christian Reformed Community Church

Beverly United Church

Buchanan-Eastwood United Church

Cocaine Anonymous Henwood Treatment Centre K.I.S. Club

Cornerstone Apartments - Addictions Residential (Salvation Army)

Edmonton Police Services Beverly Community Station Clareview Community Station Eastwood Community Station North Division Station

Emmaus Lutheran Church

Henwood Treatment Centre

K.I.S. Club

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Narcotics Anonymous Keep It Simple (K.I.S.) Club Alberta Hospital Edmonton Recovery Acres

Our House Addiction Recovery Centre

Recovery Acres Society


Region 6 Child and Family Services - East Neighbourhood Centre

St Mary's Anglican Church

St Paul Roman Catholic Church

Streetside Ministry Centre

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ADVOCACY AND GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATION

Abbottsfield Youth Project (AYP) Society Abbott School Beacon Heights School Newton School R.J. Scott Rundle School St. Bernadette Elementary School St. Jerome Elementary School

Association for Evergreen Youth


Catholic Social Services Abbottsfield Neighbourhood Centre East Office

City Councillor Ward 3, Ed Gibbons Ward 3, Janice Melnychuk

Clareview Head Start

Community Options

Edmonton Community Services


Edmonton Women's Shelter Ltd.


KARA-Too Centre


MLA, Edmonton Beverly-Clareview, Ray Martin Decore, Bill Bonko

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Highlands-Norwood, Brian Mason Manning, Dan Backs

MP Edmonton East, Peter Goldring

Multicultural Health Brokers Co-op



Society of St. Vincent de Paul

The Association for Evergreen Youth

The Learning Centre; Learning Connections

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ANGER MANAGEMENT

Abbottsfield Youth Project (AYP) Society - Abbott School Balwin Beacon Heights Newton R.J. Scott Rundel School St. Bernadettes St. Jerome

Children’s Mental Health Enhancements for the Neurodevelopmental Clinic, Eastwood Site

Neurodevelopmental Clinic, Eastwood Site

Community Options

Family Centre


KARA-Too Centre


Region 6 Child and Family Services - East Neighbourhood Centre - Aboriginal Initiatives Office


The Family Centre

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BASIC NEEDS


Alberta Human Resources & Employment, Edmonton North Alberta Service Centre

All Saints Orthodox Cathedral


Ben Calf Robe - St. Clare Elementary – headstart


Ben Calf Robe Society


Beverly Place Seniors Complex


Christmas Bureau of Edmonton

Collective Kitchens

Community Options

E4C - Edmonton City Centre Church Corporation – school programs Abbott School Eastwood School R.J. Scott Rundle School St. Alphonsus Elementary/Junior High School St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School


Habitat for Humanity Edmonton Society

Health for Two North Edmonton


KARA-Lot Second Hand Store

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KARA-Too Centre


North East Teen Centre


Porta Place Seniors Complex

R.J. Scott School



Rundle School


Salvation Army - Clareview Satellite Office


St. Alphonsus Elementary – Headstart



Virginia Park Complex

Wecan Cooperative for Community and Economic Development

Wecan Food Basket Society of Alberta - Abbottsfield Recreation Centre

Wecan Food Basket Society of Alberta - Beverly Day Care

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT



Beverly Towne Community Development Society


Catholic Social Services - Immigration and Settlement program

City Councillor, Ward 3 Ed Gibbons Janice Melnychuk

Community Options

Eastwood School


MLA, Edmonton Beverly-Clareview, Ray Martin Decore, Bill Bonko Highlands-Norwood, Brian Mason Manning, Dan Backs


North East NCCYF Edmonton and Area Child and Family Services Region 6





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CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LEGAL/SAFETY

Alberta Solicitor General and Public Security, Young Offender Branch

Anne Fitzgerald Elementary School

Bannerman Community League

Belvedere Community League

City Councillor, Ward 3, Ed Gibbons Janice Melnychuk


Highlands Community League

McLeod Community League

Overlanders School

R.J. Scott School



South Clareview Community League

St. Jerome Elementary School

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EDUCATION/TRAINING


Abbottsfield Youth Project (AYP) Society Abbott School Balwin Beacon Heights Newton R.J. Scott Rundel School St. Bernadettes St. Jerome

ABC Head Start Abbott School St Francis Assisi School Eastwood School St. Alphonsus School

A.C.T. Aquatic & Recreation Centre


Anne Fitzgerald Elementary School (and headstart)


Bannerman School

Beacon Heights School (and headstart/Early Education)

Belmont School

Belvedere School

Ben Calf Robe Abbott School St. Clare Elementary/Junior High School (and headstart)

Ben Calf Robe School – St. Clare School/Ben Calf Robe School


Catholic Social Services

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Abbottsfield Neighbourhood Centre East Office Immigration and Settlement program


Eastglen High School

Eastwood School

Edmonton Catholic Schools, Dept. Lifelong Learning St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School




Fraser School

Goodwill Contracting Services

Goodwill Industries of Alberta - Beverly office

Highlands School

Homesteader School (and Early Education)

Horse Hill School

J.J. Bowlen Junior High School

John D. Bracco School

Kirkness School

Lawton School

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Lifelong Learning and Alternative Education St. Francis of Assisi School

Literacy Classroom on Wheels (C.O.W. bus) – Centre for Family Literacy Balwin Bannerman Eastwood

McLeod School

Montrose School

Mount Royal School

Nellie McClung Girls' Junior High (Bannerman)

Newton School


Overlanders School

R.J. Scott


Rundle School


Sifton School

St. Alphonsus Elementary – Headstart



St. Dominic Elementary School


St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School (and Early Education)

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St. Leo Elementary School

St. Maria Goretti Elementary School

St. Nicholas Junior High School

Steele Heights School



Virginia Park School

York School

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EMPLOYMENT/CAREER



Catholic Social Services Abbottsfield Neighbourhood Centre

Distinctive Employment Counselling Services of Alberta (DECSA)




Oteenow Employment Centre



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FAMILY SUPPORT/RESOURCE


Abbottsfield Youth Project (AYP) Society Abbott School Balwin Beacon Heights Newton R.J. Scott School Rundel School St. Bernadettes St. Jerome

ABC Head Start Abbott School St Francis Assisi School Eastwood School St. Alphonsus School

Al-Ameen Islamic Center






Bethlehem Lutheran Church

Beulah Church of Jesus Christ Apostolic

Beverly Alliance Church





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Immigration and Settlement program


Church of the Nazarene

Clareview Bible Church

Clareview Evangelical Free Church


Clareview Pentecostal Assembly

Collective Kitchens

Community Options

Cristo Misionera Church

Eastside Community Church

Eastwood School

Edmonton Bible Presbyterian Church


Edmonton Police Services Beverly Community Station Clareview Community Station North Division Station


Emmanuel Community Church


Family Centre Family Centre - Abbott School

First Evangelical Baptist Church

Foursquare Gospel Church

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Harvest Vineyard Christian Fellowship


Highlands Baptist Church


Highlands United Church

Holy Eucharist


Iglesia Pueblo De Dios

Jehovah's Witnesses


KARA-Too Centre

Lighthouse Baptist Church of Edmonton

Living Hope Christian Centre

Maranatha Christian Reformed Church


Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada - Edmonton Chapter



North Edmonton Alliance Church


Our Lady of Fatima Catholic


Potter's House Christian Church

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Promised Land Ministries

Protection of the Blessed Virgin Mary


Region 6 Child and Family Services - East Neighbourhood Centre – Aboriginal Initiatives Office

River City Christian Church of Edmonton


Salesians of Don Bosco,


St Clare Roman Catholic Church

St Dominic Savio Catholic Church

St Elia's Ukrainian Orthodox

St John Bosco Roman Catholic


St Michael & All Angels Church


Steele Heights Baptist Church


The Family Centre

Trinity Christian Reformed Church

Victory Church on the Rock

FAMILY VIOLENCE/BULLYING

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Catholic Social Services Abbottsfield Neighbourhood Centre Immigration and Settlement program

Community Options

Eastwood School







Partners for Kids and Youth R.J. Scott Rundel School


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HEALTH RESOURCE/SERVICE

Abbottsfield Foot care Clinic

Abbottsfield Youth Project (AYP) Society - Abbott School Balwin Beacon Heights Newton R.J. Scott Rundel School St. Bernadettes St. Jerome


Birth Control Centre Outreach clinic at Abbottsfield Mall



Community Options

Eastwood Public Health Centre

Eastwood School



Health Inspectors East


KARA-Too Centre



Northeast Community Health Centre


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Streetworks Needle Exchange Eastwood Public Health Centre Northeast Community Health Centre

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IMMIGRATION/REFUGEE/NEWCOMER




Edmonton Catholic Schools, Dept. Lifelong Learning St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School



KARA-Too Centre


St. Alphonsus Elementary/Junior High School (and Headstart)


St. Bonaventure Elementary School





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INFORMATION & REFERRAL




City Councillor, Ward 3 Ed Gibbons Janice Melnychuk


Community Options

Eastwood School





KARA-Too Centre

MLA, Edmonton Beverly-Clareview, Ray Martin Decore, Bill Bonko Highlands-Norwood, Brian Mason Manning, Dan Backs



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MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCE

Alberta Hospital Edmonton





Homesteader School



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RECREATION/SOCIAL RESOURCE


Abbott School (and Headstart)

Abbottsfield Mall Senior Stop-In

Abbottsfield Recreation Centre




Anne Fitzgerald Elementary School (and Headstart)


Bannerman Community League


Bannerman School

Beacon Heights Community League

Beacon Heights School (and Headstart)

Bellevue Community League

Belmont School

Belvedere Community League

Belvedere School

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Ben Calf Robe - St. Clare Elementary/Junior High School (and Headstart)

Ben Calf Robe Society Abbott School




Beverly Active Senior Society


Beverly Heights Community League



Big Brothers, Big Sisters Abbott School


Candora Seniors - Abbottsfield Mall



Church Of The Nazarene




Club 55 Seniors - Beverly Alliance Church

Collective Kitchens

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Community Options


East Edmonton Senior Citizens Group - Beacon Heights Community League Hall



Eastwood Community League

Eastwood School






Evergreen Community League



Fraser Community League

Fraser School

Hairsine Community League




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Highlands School



Holy Eucharist

Homesteader Community League


Horse Hill Community League

Horse Hill School



Jehovah's Witnesses



KARA-Too Centre

Keep It Simple (K.I.S.) Club

Kirkness School

Lawton


Literacy Classroom on Wheels (C.O.W. bus) – Centre for Family Literacy – Balwin Bannerman Eastwood


M.E. LaZerte High School


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McLeod Community League

McLeod School

Montrose Community League

Montrose School

Mount Royal School


Neighbourhood Activity Association of Belvedere

Nellie McClung Girls' Junior High (Bannerman)

Newton Community League

Newton School




Our Lady Of Fatima Catholic

Overlanders School

Parkdale/Cromdale Community League





R.J. Scott

R.W. Tegler Youth Centre


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Rundle School


Salesians Of Don Bosco,

Salesians Of Don Bosco,


Senior Citizens Club 55

Sifton School


South Clareview Community League













St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School (and Early education)

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St. Nicholas Junior High School


Steele Heights Community League


Take a Break - Buchanan Eastwood United Church (Senior’s group)


The Family Centre




York School

Youth Options after school program

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SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES



Beacon Heights School (and Headstart/Early Education)


Community Options


Eastwood School


Fraser School



Highlands School




KARA-Too Centre

Lawton School


M.E. LaZerte High School

Montrose School

Mount Royal School


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Newton School

Overlanders School

R.J. Scott

Sifton School



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SPIRITUAL/FAITH RESOURCE



Belmont School










Catholic Social Services

Church Of The Nazarene




Club 55 Seniors - Beverly Alliance Church





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Holy Eucharist



Jehovah's Witnesses





Our Lady Of Fatima Catholic







Salesians Of Don Bosco


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St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School (Early education)





Take a Break - Buchanan Eastwood United Church (Senior’s Group)




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INDEX

AADAC Youth Services12325-140 StreetT5L 2C9Phone: (780) 721-8842Web: www. aadac.com

Program/Service: Youth Addiction Counselor provides mobile service- prevention, treatment and referral services to the North and East Edmonton communities.

Abbott Elementary School (and Head start)12045 - 34 Street T5W 1Z5Phone: (780) 477-7310, 479-7633Fax: (780) 471-5281Email: [email protected] Web: http://abbott.epsb.ca/html/home.htmlPrincipal: Brad Mamchur

Special Programs: Strategies Program (for learning disabilities), Student Leadership Programs, Native Awareness Program, Parent Education Program, Hot Lunch Program (Edmonton School Lunch Program), After School and Noon hour Programs, Head Start Programs (Ben Calf Robe, ABC Headstart), Family Support (Family Centre), In School Mentoring (Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Partners for Kids), Abbottsfield Youth Project (AYP).

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Basic Needs, Education/Training Resource, Employment/Career Resource, Recreational/Social Resource, Services for People w/ Disabilities, Spiritual Resource.

Abbottsfield Recreation Centre 3010-119 Avenue T5W 4T4 Phone: (780) 479-5895

Abbottsfield Foot care Clinic# 248 Abbottsfield Mall; 3210 118 AvenueT5W 4W1Phone: (780) 466-0293Fax: (780) 463-5629

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E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.vonedmonton.ab.ca

Program/Service: Victorian Order of Nurses (Edmonton Branch) Description: Provides health care services in the community including flu shots; footcare; occupational health; nursing and follow-up care for victims of family violence, elder abuse; health information; workplace health.

Abbottsfield Mall Senior Stop-In#270, Abbottsfield Mall; 3210-118 AvenueT5W 4W1Phone: (780) 474-4337Contact: Louise Forbes

Program/Support: Stop in for refreshments or a game of cards or other games Open Monday to Friday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Abbottsfield Youth Project (AYP) Society#246- 3210 118 Ave, Abbottsfield Mall T5W 4W1Email: [email protected]

Program/Service: Advocacy, Anger Management, Educational/Training, Family Violence/Bullying, Health Resource and Service, Recreational/Social ResourceAYP operates out of 8 neighbourhood schools. Students must attend one of these schools to access services.

Locations:Abbott School12045 - 34 Street T5W 1Z5

Beacon Heights School4610-121 Avenue T5W 1M8

Newton School5523 - 122 Avenue T5W 1S3

R.J. Scott 11610 - 38 Street T5W 2H1

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mailto:[email protected]

Rundle School11005 - 34 Street T5W 1Y7

St. Bernadette Elementary School (Catholic)11917 - 40 St.T5W 2L1

St. Jerome Elementary School (Catholic)3310 - 107 AvenueT5W 0C7

ABC Head Start 103 - 5104 82 AvenueT6B 0E6Phone: (780) 461-5353 Fax: (780) 469-0423 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.abcheadstart.org

Programs/Service: Works with low-income families and their preschool children to achieve success in learning and life. Provides a comprehensive preschool program and a parent education and support program.

Locations: Abbott School12045 34 StreetT5W 1Z5

St Francis Assisi School6614 129 Avenue T5C 1V7

Eastwood School12023 81 StreetT5B 2S9

St. Alphonsus School11624 81 StreetT5B 2S2

ACT CentreRundle Park

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2909-113 AvenueT5W 0P3Phone: (780) 496-1496Fax: (780) 496-4876Web: www.edmonton.ca/leisurecentres/ACT

Program/Service: A City of Edmonton owned and operated recreation facility which offers programs and services to people of all ages and abilities. Programming includes fitness, swimming, swimming lessons, crafts, dancing, indoor playground.

Alberta Hospital Edmonton 17480 Fort Road, P.O. Box 307 T5B 4K0 Phone: (780) 472-5555

Program/Service: Provides acute care and rehabilitation services to adults, seniors, and youth and adult offenders with a severe and/or persistent mental illness.

Al-Ameen Islamic Center5410 - 122 Avenue T5W 1S2 Phone: (780) 471-5585 Email: [email protected]

Alberta Hospital Edmonton (Capital Health)17480 Fort RoadT5J 2J7Phone: (780) 472-5555

Program/Service: Provides acute care and rehabilitation services to adults, seniors, and youth and adult offenders with a severe and/or persistent mental illness.

Alberta Human Resources & Employment - Edmonton Region Edmonton North Alberta Service Centre200 - 13415 Fort RoadT5A 1C6 Phone: (780) 422-9440TDY: (780) 427-1544

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Program/Service: Provincial government department provides a continuum of services that assists people in need, helps individuals succeed in the workforce, and fosters safe and healthy workplaces.

Alberta Solicitor General and Public Security10365 97 StreetT5J 3W7Phone: 780) 427-3441 Fax: (780) 427-6821E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.solgen.gov.ab.ca

Program/Service: Provincial government department which promotes safe communities and communicates with Albertans about the administration of justice. Ensure that policing services are in place.

Edmonton East Community Corrections Office2nd Floor12781 - 50 StreetT4A 4L8Phone: (780) 427-4772

Alberta Solicitor General and Public Security, Young Offender Branch2088 Northgate Centre, 9499 – 137 Ave.T5E 5R8Phone: (780) 427-3371Fax: (780) 422-2031Email and Web: http://www.solgen.gov.ab.ca/home/

Program/Service: Offenders that were aged 12 – 17 at the time of an offence. Community sentences may include probation orders, deferred custody, custody and community supervision, or supervised releases prior to a trial or sentencing. Also administered is the Extrajudicial Sanctions program (court diversion), both directly and in partnership with volunteers on Youth Justice Committees. Youth Justice Committees may also assist the court through a sentence advisory or mentoring role. They have access to a wide variety of treatment, educational and other programs, including release planning. The Edmonton Youth Attendance Centre supervises Non Residential Orders, and provide curfew surveillance, community service work, fine option, educational and other programs, both directly and through partnership with other agencies such as the Edmonton School Board, AADAC, John Howard Society, Centrepoint (Capital Health) and others. Open Custody Group Homes in Edmonton are provided by way of

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contracts with John Howard Society, Catholic Social Services, Native Counselling Services of Alberta and Alberta Hospital.

The Edmonton North Young Offender Probation office is responsible for the preparation of Pre-sentence & violation reports and enforces Youth Court sentences that have a condition requiring the youth to report to a probation officer. Probation officers make extensive use of existing programs in the community to address counselling, schooling or other needs.

Alcoholics Anonymous Central Office#206, 10010-107A AveT5H 4H8Phone: (780) 424-5900Fax: (780) 426-1929Email: [email protected]

Locations:Bethel Christian Reformed Community Church14204-25 StT5Y 1G5

Beverly United Church11910-40 StreetT5W 2K9

Buchanan-Eastwood United Church11905–82 Street T5B 2W4

Emmaus Lutheran Church 5015-144 AveT5A 4P9

Henwood Treatment Centre 18750-18 StreetT5B 4K3

K.I.S. Club 11720-82 Street T5B 2W1

Our House 8103 – 121 AvenueT5B 0Y9

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McClure United Church13708-74 Street T5C 3R1

Recovery Acres6329-118 Avenue T5W 1G2

St Francis of Assisi hall6770-129 AvenueT5C 1V7

St. Luke’s Anglican Church8424-95 Avenue T6C 1Y5

St Mary's Anglican Church11203-68 StreetT5B 1N6

St. Paul's Catholic Church 4005-115 AveT5W 0V5

Streetside Ministry Centre 11803-48 Street T5W 2Y4

All Saints Orthodox Cathedral5824-118 AvenueT5W 1E2Phone: (780) 479-5826 Email: [email protected]

Services/Programs: All Saints has numerous social outreach programs which serve the broader community in which we are located.

Alpha House (Catholic Social Services)8212-118 AvenueT5B 0S3Phone: (780) 471-1122Agency Name: Catholic Social Services Agency Website: www.catholicsocialservices.ab.ca

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http://www.informedmonton.com/public/program/..%5Cagency%5C0296.htm

Program/Service: Provides accommodation, counselling, and support services to men with substance abuse issues. Clients must be willing to Twelve-Step self-help groups.Demographic Restrictions: Men over the age of 18.

Anne Fitzgerald Elementary School (Catholic)699 Clareview Rd.T5A 4G3Phone: (780) 475-9619Fax: (780) 476-8430Web: www.annefitzgerald.ecsd.netPrincipal's email: [email protected]

Special Programs: Early literacy intervention, Gifted and Talented program, Reading Recovery Program, Balanced Literacy focus, D.A.R.E. Program, Safe and Caring Schools, Accelerated Reading Program, Homework club.

Association for Evergreen Youth #38 Evergreen CommunityT5Y 4M2Phone: (780) 413-8248 Fax: (780) 472-9506

Program/Service: Through the program, the Association for Evergreen Youth addresses the social, educational, recreational needs of children and youth in Evergreen Mobile Home Community and the surrounding agricultural area.Advocacy, education, family support, family violence/bullying, recreation.

Bannerman 14034-23 StreetT5Y 2M6 Phone: (780) 476-8603President: Jennifer BoonePhone: 478-6841Email: [email protected]

Programs/Services: sports, recreation, girl guides, martial arts, family dances, play group, crime council, and neighbourhood patrol.Boundaries: North of 137 Ave to 144 Ave, East of Victoria Trail to 20 St.

Bannerman Drop-In Centre 2434-139 Avenue

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T5Y 2G9 Phone: (780) 472-1193

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Basic Needs, Family Support/Resource, Information & Referral, Recreational/Social Resource.

Bannerman Elementary School14112 - 23 Street T5Y 2B9Phone: (780) 478-7706, 478-7707Fax: (780) 457-8090Email: [email protected] Web: http://bannerman.epsb.ca/Principal: Elizabeth Norris-Kartz

Special Programs: Literacy Program.

Bannerman School - Nellie McClung Girls' Junior High 14112 - 23 Street T5Y 2B9Phone: (780) 478-7706, 478-7707Fax: (780) 457-8090Email: [email protected] Web: http://bannerman.epsb.ca/

http://nelliemcclung.epsb.caPrincipal: Elizabeth Norris-Kartz

Special Programs: Nellie McClung Girls' Junior High (emphasizes the development of leadership, initiative, self-reliance & independence in young women)

Beacon Heights Community League4418-118 AvenueT6G 0G1 Phone: (780) 471-5459Website: www.connect.ab.ca/~beaconhts

Boundaries: North of 118 Ave to Yellowhead Trail, East of 50 St to Victoria Trail.

Beacon Heights Elementary School (head start and Early Education)4610-121 Avenue

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T5W 1M8Phone: (780) 479-4038, 474-0332Fax: (780) 471-0896Email: [email protected] Web: http://beaconheights.epsb.ca/Principal: Judy Welch

Special Programs: Early Education Program (ages 2 1/2 to 5 1/2 with severe special needs), Literacy Program, Abbottsfield Youth Project (AYP).

Bellevue Community League7308-112 AvenueT5B 0E3 Phone: (780) 477-8004

Boundaries: North of 111 Ave to 118 Ave, East of 78 Street to 66 Street.

Belmont Elementary School3310 - 132A Avenue T5A 3T1Phone: (780) 476-9590, 476-9676Fax: (780) 448-0371Email: [email protected] Principal: Tom Howard

Special Programs: Logos Program (Christian Education)

Belvedere Community League13223-62 Street T5A 0V5Phone: (780) 476-1224 Website: www.belvedere.bobbu.com

Programs/Services: sports, recreation, bingo, and neighbourhood patrol.Boundaries: North of Yellowhead Trail to 137 Avenue, East of 66 Street to 52 Street, NW of Fort Road.

Belvedere Elementary School13359 - 62 Street T5A 0V5Phone: (780) 476-2022, 476-3225Fax: (780) 478-4088

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Email: [email protected] Principal: Bev Gable

Special Programs: Literacy Program

Ben Calf Robe Society12046-77 StreetT5B 2G7Phone: (780) 477-6648 Fax: (780) 479-6199 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.bcrsociety.ab.ca

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Basic Needs, Education/Training Resource Family Support/Resource, Health Resource and Service, Recreational/Social Resource, Services for People w/ Disabilities, Spiritual Resource.

Provides Aboriginal children and their families with holistic education, supportive social services, and programs of cultural relevance. Programs: Health for Two, Cultural Awareness, Foster Care, Group Homes, Ketotayminawok "All My Relations," Kihci Awasisak Program "Very Special Children," Mother Earth and Me (Head Start Program), Youth Intervention Program, Food Bank/Clothing/Household items.

Locations: Ben Calf Robe School/St. Clare School11833-64th StreetT5W 4J2Phone: (780) 471-2360Fax: (780) 471-3104

Abbott School12045 - 34 Street T5W 1Z5Phone: (780) 471-2360Fax: (780) 471-3104

Ben Calf Robe - St. Clare Elementary/Junior High School (Catholic)11833 - 64 StreetT5W 4J2Phone: (780) 471-2360Fax: (780) 471-3104Web: http://bencalfrobe.tripod.com/Principal's email: [email protected]

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Special Programs: Reading Recovery, Cree Instruction, Dance Program (Aboriginal Dance), Breakfast and Hot Lunch program, Gifted and Talented Programming, Aboriginal Programs, Headstart.

Bethel Christian Reformed Community Church14204- 25 StreetT5Y 1G5 Phone: (780) 476-3762Fax: (780) 478-1108Web: http://www.bethelcrc.ca/Email: [email protected] (Admin Coordinator)

Services/Programs: Addiction support service, Alpha Program (10-week practical introduction to the Christian faith), Celebrate Recovery Program (12-Steps & 8-Recovery Principles), Children’s Groups, Youth Groups, Women’s Groups, Christian Alternative in Martial Arts, Hope Mission meals, Food bank.

Bethlehem Lutheran Church 4638-117 Ave T5W 0Y8Phone: (780) 477-2894

Beulah Church of Jesus Christ Apostolic 11901- 50 StreetT5W 3C1Phone: (780) 474-4908

Beverly Active Senior Society 4209 - 111 AvenueT5W 0K3Phone: (780) 477-7009Contact: Gordon Morrison

Program/Service: Carpet bowling and pool on Tuesday, Bridge and pool on Wednesday at noon and tea social or whist on Thursdays. Dance with live band every 3rd Thursday evening from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Membership $2.00 plus $5.00 Community league membership. Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.

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Beverly Alliance Church12235-50 StreetT5W 3C7Phone: (780) 474-0476Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.beverlyalliance.com/

Services/Programs: Morning Worship Service: 10:30 AM, Children’s Service, Women’s group, Youth group, Small groups for everyone, Alpha Program, Recreation.

Beverly Heights 4209-111 Avenue T5K 0K3 Phone: (780) 471-4030

Boundaries: North of 102 Avenue to 118 Avenue, East of 50 Street to 29 Street.

Beverly Place Seniors Complex4410–117 Ave T5W 4Z8Phone: (780) 479-4693 Fax: (780) 448-5256

Program/Services: Seniors residence. Offers services related to basic needs, community development/economic development, spiritual and faith, and recreational/social resource.'The Greater Edmonton Foundation ensures seniors have the opportunity to enjoy a community oriented lifestyle, a home environment and a sense of well being by providing affordable, quality residences including supportive services delivered by dedicated and qualified people.'

Beverly Towne Community Development SocietySuite 266, Abbottsfield Shoppers MallT5W 4W1Phone: (780) 477-6333Fax: (780) 479-3246Email: [email protected]: http://www.beverlytowne.com/


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11910-40 StreetT5W 2K9Phone: (780) 477-8372Email: [email protected]: http://www.forministry.com/caabucocabuc1/

Services/Programs: Addiction Support groups, Worship Sunday at 10 AM, Choir, Church school for children during worship on Sunday, Beverly United Men (BUM'S), United Church Women (UCW), Mission and Service, Visiting (hospital/shut-ins), Hearts Group, Healing Touch, Walk-A-Thon for outreach ministries, Projects with the Bissell Centre and Habitat for Humanity.

Big Brothers, Big Sisters – In School Mentoring10135-89 StreetT5H 1P6Phone: (780) 424-8181Fax: (780) 426-6689Email: [email protected]: http://www.bsbb.org/

Program/Service: Students in Kindergarten to Grade 6 may be referred to us by school staff. If a student goes to a school where we offer In-School Mentoring, the parent/guardian can ask us to match that child with an In-School Mentor.

Edmonton North East & Strathcona County Match CaseworkerKari ReadmanStrathcona County NCCYF,121 Crimson DriveSherwood Park, Alberta, T8H 2T5Phone: (780) 410-2441Fax: (780) 449-2005Email: [email protected]

Locations:Abbott School12045 - 34 Street T5W 1Z5Marieke McIntyrePhone: (780) 477-7310 Ext. 207Fax: (780) 471-5281Email: [email protected]

Ben Calf Robe School11833 - 64 Street

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T5W 4J2Barbara SticklePhone: (780) 471-4079Fax: (780) 471-3104Email: [email protected]

Homesteader 4455 - 128 Avenue T5A 3M9

Overlanders School1150 Hermitage Road T5A 4L4


Rundle School11005 - 34 Street T5W 1Y7

St. Elizabeth Seton Elementary/Junior High School (Catholic)3711 - 135 AvenueT5A 2V6

Birth Control Centre - Outreach clinic at Abbottsfield Mall#248, 3210 - 118 Avenue T5W 4W1Phone: (780) 735-0010Fax: (780) 735-0015Web: http://www.capitalhealth.ca/ProgramsAndServices/

Program/Service: The Birth Control Centre offers services to those not able to afford/access birth control or women needing specialty services e.g. IUD, Diaphragm fitting. Services include low-cost birth control (including birth control pills, Depo Provera, condoms, IUDs, diaphragms, sponges, Advantage 24, foam), Emergency Contraceptive Pill (Morning after pill), testing for STD, HIV, Hep B & C, pap testing, pregnancy testing and pregnancy options counselling.

Hours of Operation: Walk-in clinic at Abbottsfield Mall (outreach service of Birth Control centre) every Friday evening between 3:00pm and 7:00 pm. The Abbottsfield Mall office is open from 3:00pm-8:00pm for Birth Control Pill pick up (for clients previously seen at BCC and coming to pick up another pack).

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Buchanan-Eastwood United Church11905– 82 StreetT5B 2W4Phone: (780) 477-3931Email: [email protected]: http://uccedm.org/

Services/Programs: Addiction support groups, Worship Sunday at 11:30 AM, Outreach ministries, Recreation.

Catholic Social Services10709 105 StreetT5H 2X3Phone: (780) 424-3545Fax: (780) 425-6627Web: www.catholicsocialservices.ab.ca

Program/Service: Offers programs to people of ALL faiths and cultures, including services for children, families, persons with physical or developmental disabilities, street youth, immigrants and refugees, and persons with HIV/AIDS. Advocacy/Government, Educational/Training, Employment/Career, Family Support/Resource, Family Violence/Bullying, Immigrant/Refugee/Newcomer, Information & Referral, Recreational/Social Resource.

East Office8212-118 AvenueT5B 0S3Phone: (780) 471-1122Fax: (780) 479-2579

Abbottsfield Neighbourhood Centre 223 - 3210 118 AvenueT5W 4W1Phone: (780) 477-1999

Catholic Social Services - Immigration and settlement services10709 105 StreetT5H 2X3Phone: (780) 424-3545Fax: (780) 425-6627Web: www.catholicsocialservices.ab.ca

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Program/Service: Offers programs to people of ALL faiths and cultures, including services for children, families, persons with physical or developmental disabilities, street youth, immigrants and refugees, and persons with HIV/AIDS. Advocacy/Government, Educational/Training, Employment/Career, Family Support/Resource, Family Violence/Bullying, Immigrant/Refugee/Newcomer, Information & Referral, Recreational/Social Resource.

Immigration and settlement programs help immigrants and refugees to settle, integrate, and participate in the economic, social, cultural and political life of Canada. Our culturally diverse staff serves newcomers of all cultures, religions, languages, ethnic groups, and immigration categories. Services and programs are delivered in a manner appropriate to the age, gender, culture and religion of newcomers.

Services are FREE of charge and are provided in English and French and over 40 other languages. Clients are seen by appointment and if necessary, on a walk-in basis.

Candora Seniors - Abbottsfield Mall# 248, 3210 - 118 AvenueT5W 4W1Phone: (780) 474-5011

Program/Service: Recreation. Meets Fridays from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. for coffee and cookies and cards

Candora Society of Edmonton #266, 3210-118AvenueT5W 4W1Phone: (780) 474-5011Fax: (780) 474-5041Email: [email protected] Web: www.candorasociety.com

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Advocacy/Government, Basic Needs, Community Development/Economic Development, Employment/Career Resource, Family Support/Resource, Family Violence/Bullying, Health Resource and Service, Immigrant/Refugee/Newcomer Service, Information & Referral, Recreational/Social Resource.

Preschool sites, Morning activities for 0-3 yrs and their caregiver, Drop-in Development centre for 0-6 yrs, Toy lending library/family resource centre/informational sessions/peer support groups, Literacy support services

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(Adult and Children) (Books for Babies, Rhythm & Rhymes, Magic Carpet Ride, B.o.o.ks), ESL, Employment Preparation program for women, Special Events, summer recreational programs, and field trips.

Children’s Mental Health Enhancements for the Neurodevelopmental ClinicEastwood Public Health Centre7919 -118th AvenueT5R 0R5Phone: (780) 413-5645Fax: (780) 474-5760

Program/Service: Program serves children with mental health problems related to a Neurodevelopmental difficulty (e.g. ADHD, Learning Disability, Tourette Syndrome, Asperger disorder). Referrals through Neurodevelopmental Clinic, Eastwood Public Health Centre. Anger Management, Family Support/Resource, Mental Health ResourcePeople w/ Disabilities.

City Councillor, Ward 3, Ed Gibbons1 Sir Winston Churchill Square T5J 2R7Phone: (780) 496-8138Email: [email protected]: www.edmonton.ca

Program/Service: Advocacy/Government, Community/Economic, Criminal Justice/Legal, Information & Referral /Safety.

City Councillor, Ward 3, Janice Melnychuk1 Sir Winston Churchill Square T5J 2R7Phone: (780) 496-8333Fax: (780) 496-8113Email: [email protected]: www.edmonton.ca

Program/Service: Advocacy/Government, Community/Economic, Criminal Justice/Legal, Information & Referral /Safety.

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Fax: (780) 454-6087E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.christmasbureau.ca

Program/Service: Provides festive meals and food certificates to families and individuals in need due to economic conditions at Christmas. Register for assistance Nov 14-Dec 15.

Church Of The Nazarene3831-116 Avenue T5W 0W8Phone: (780) 479-0931

Clareview Bible Church3629-145 AvenueT5Y 2S3Phone: (780) 456-3964Email: [email protected]: http://www.clareviewbiblechurch.org/

Services/Programs: Supervised nursery, Sunday School, Boys and Girls Clubs, Teen Group, Men’s and Women’s Groups, Outreach to Hope Mission.

Clareview Evangelical Free Church14777-25 StreetT5Y 2E8Phone: (780) 472-0038

Clareview Head Start Program Manager: Marie Deis-Borisow1142 Hermitage RoadT5A 4L4Phone: (780) 475-1020Fax: (780) 476-8842E-Mail: [email protected]

Program/Service: offers support and early intervention for children ages one to five years and their families through play environment. Programs are delivered using a holistic approach to meet the emotional, physical, educational and special needs of families in the Clareview community. Home Visits and parent support groups are available.

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Clareview Pentecostal Assembly 4925-134 Avenue T5A 3R9Phone: (780) 476-7484

Club 55 Seniors - Beverly Alliance Church12235-50 StreetT5W 3C7Phone: (780) 474-0476Contact: Evelyn Nimeck

Program/Service: Recreation. Meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month at 11:00 a.m. for lunch and outings.

Community Options#200, 12345- 121 StreetT5L 4Y7Phone: (780) 455-18180Fax: (780) 454-6166Web: www.comunityoptions.ab.ca

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Advocacy/Government,Anger management, Basic Needs, Community Development/Economic Development, Employment/Career Resource, Family Support/Resource, Family Violence/Bullying, Health Resource and Service, Information & Referral, Recreational/Social Resource, Services for People w/ Disabilities.

Cocaine Anonymous 10657B-116 StreetT5H 3M124 Hour Help Line: (780) 425-2715Phone: (780) 909-5610Web: www.ca-northab.org

Location:

Henwood Treatment Centre18750-18 Street T5B 4K3Phone: 422-9069 (general office), 422-4466 (admissions)Fax: 422-2223 (general office), 422-5408 (admissions)

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K.I.S. Club 11720-82 Street T5B 2W1

Collective Kitchens#300, 10216-124 StT5N 4A3Phone: (780) 413-5130Fax: (780) 482-4203

Program/Service: Collective kitchen, basic needs.

Cornerstone Apartments - Addictions Residential (Salvation Army)11832 - 82 StreetT5B 2W2Phone: (780) 474-7499Email: [email protected]

Program/Service: Provides housing for women who are recovering from an addiction and their children.

Cristo Misionera Church 11845-77 StreetT5B 2G3Phone: (780) 479-5390

Distinctive Employment Counselling Services of Alberta (DECSA) 11515 - 71 StreetT5B 1W1Phone: (780) 474-2500 Fax: (780) 474-7765 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.decsa.com

Program/Service: a multifaceted employment program with 5 distinct programs for diverse populations. Works collaboratively to overcome barriers to employment in a changing world. Programs for women and men with multiple barriers to employment, those with disabilities, and women who have experienced domestic violence, and Women/Transgendered individuals who have experienced prostitution.

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East Edmonton Senior Citizens Group - Beacon Heights Community League Hall4418-118 AvenueT5W 1A7Phone: (780) 477-8738Contact: Henry Visscher

Program/Service: Recreation. Meets Monday 1:00 p.m. for cards slides, games and light lunch

Eastglen High School11430 - 68 Street T5B 1P1Phone: (780) 479-1991Fax: (780) 474-3154Email: [email protected] Web: http://eastglen.epsb.ca/Principal: Hans Van Ginhoven

Special Programs: Advanced Placement programming, Community Learning Skills Program (for moderately mentally handicapped students). Strategies Program (high ability, but learning disabilities).

Eastside Community Church5410-122 Avenue T5W 1S2Phone: (780) 474-7462

Eastwood Community League11803-86 StreetT5B 3J9 Phone: (780) 477-2354Email: [email protected]: www.ewcl.ca

Programs/Services: sports, playground, rink, arts, Boundaries: North of 122 Ave / 118 Ave to Yellowhead Trail/22 Ave, East of 86 St / 89 St to 82 St / 75 St.

Eastwood Elementary/Junior High School12023 - 81 Street

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T5B 2S9Phone: (780) 477-2352Fax: (780) 474-7693Email: [email protected] Principal: Paul Gish

Special Programs: Behaviour & Learning Assistance Program (severe behaviour disorders), Opportunity Program (mild – moderate cognitive delays).

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Community Development/Economic Development, Education/Training Resource, Family Support/Resource, Family Violence/Bullying, Health Resource and Service, Information & Referral, Recreational/Social Resource.

Eastwood Public Health Centre (Capital Health)7919 118 AvenueT5B 0R5 Phone: (780) 413-5645

E4C - Edmonton City Centre Church Corporation – school programs Contact Name: Jasmin HoevenPhone: (780) 424-5408 Email: [email protected] Web: www.ecccc.org

Program/Service: Provides a well-balanced lunch to children in participating schools. Also facilitates these programs: Nutrition Snack, Breakfast, Snack in the Shack, Young Chefs, Collective Kitchen, and Community Garden.

Locations: Abbott School12045 - 34 Street T5W 1Z5

Eastwood School12023 - 81 Street T5B 2S9


Rundle School11005 - 34 Street

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St. Alphonsus Elementary/Junior High School (Catholic)11624 - 81 St.T5B 2S2

St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School (Catholic)6614 - 129 AvenueT5C 1V7

Edmonton Bible Presbyterian Church12229-38 StreetT5W 2J2Phone: (780) 479-0746e-mail: [email protected]

Edmonton Community Services600 A Hermitage Rd.T5A 4N2Phone: (780) 496-5860Fax: (780) 496-5881Web: www.edmonton.ca

Program/Service: community-building (includes such activities as violence prevention initiatives, financial literacy, inter-agency collaborations to meet community needs, etc.); free,short-term counselling for citizens of Edmonton; men’s support groups; groups for men and women affected by domestic violence; youth groups; and social and recreation programs. Community services can also respond to immigrant/refugee needs using a community development approach in partnership with other agencies.

Our commitment is to a better quality of life for individuals, families, and communities-today and tomorrow. Community Building Social Workers and Community Recreation Coordinators provide, manage and support social and recreation programs, organizational development and community development. We work in partnership with community leagues, organizations and citizens to provide innovative programs to meet the specific needs of a community.

East Service Area Social Work/Community Builders – 496-5860 East Service Area Community Recreation Coordinators/Community Builders -496-1901

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Short-Term Counselling/Family Violence: Our professional social workers assess needs; provide information, referral to community resources and short term counseling to all residents of Edmonton. We also offer group program opportunities related to family violence and personal development. We’ll help you find solutions and resources that fit individual or family situations. Call- 496-4777

The new Leisure Access Program (previously known as the Fee Reduction Program), gives low-income individual and families the opportunity to use City of Edmonton recreation facilities and attractions for free or at reduced cost. Call-496-4918

Other programs offered to all City Residents include: Advisory Board on Persons with DisabilitiesBookings and InformationCity Of Edmonton Youth Council (CEYC)Community Recreation ProgramsCommunity Support GrantsEdmonton Municipal CemeteriesLandlord and Tenant Advisory BoardOut of School Care Program

For more information about Community Services call: 496-4999 (press 0 for operator)For more information on other City of Edmonton Departments call: 496-8200

Edmonton Police Services

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Addictions, Advocacy/Government,Criminal Justice/Legal Services/Safety, Education/Training Resource, Family Support/Resource, Family Violence/Bullying, Information & Referral.

Locations:Edmonton Police Services – Beverly Community Station3339-118 AvenueT5W 4X1Phone: (780) 496-8560

Edmonton Police Services – Clareview Community Station600 Hermitage RoadT5A 4N2Phone: (780) 496-8540

Edmonton Police Services – Eastwood Community Station11845 81 StreetT5B 2S5Phone: (780) 496-8502

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Edmonton Police Services – North Division Station14203 50 StreetT5A 5H6Phone: (780) 426-8100

Edmonton Public Library

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Education/Training Resource, Employment/Career Resource, Information & Referral, Recreational/Social Resource.

Locations:Highlands Branch6710-118 AvenueT5B 0P9Phone: (780) 496-1806Fax: (780) 496-7012

Londonderry Branch110 Londonderry Mall, 137 Avenue & 66 StreetT5C 3C8Phone: (780) 496-1814Fax: (780) 496-1452

Penny McKee Branch126 Abbottsfield Shoppers' Mall, 3210-118 AvenueT5W 4W1Phone: (780) 496-7839Fax: (780) 496-8397

Edmonton Women's Shelter Ltd. Mailing Address: PO BOX 20088 RPO BeverlyEdmonton, AlbertaT5W 5E6Phone: (780) 471-6709 Crisis Line: (780) 479-0058 Fax: (780) 479-8252 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: winhouse.org

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Program/Service: Provides shelter for women with children fleeing abusive relationships. Offers supportive listening, referral to crisis counselling, and referral to legal resources.

Emmanuel Community Church6505-140 AveT5A 1H1Phone: (780) 475-9246Email: [email protected]

Emmaus Lutheran Church5015-144 Avenue T5A 4P9Phone: (780) 478-8697 Email: [email protected]

Programs/Services: Addiction Support groups.

Evergreen Community League#31 Evergreen Mobile Home ParkT5Y 4M2 Phone: (780) 473-6962

Boundaries: North of 151 Ave to 180 Ave, East of 18 St to 1 St.

Family Centre20 - 9912 106 StreetT5K 1C5Phone: (780) 424-5580 Fax: (780) 426-4918E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.the-family-centre.com

Program/Service: Offers a wide range of programs and services to individuals, families and workplaces, including evening and weekend therapy and counselling appointments for depression, anger, stress, trauma, grief, bereavement, anxiety, phobias, abuse, addictions, therapeutic groups, conflict and mediation, EMDR, children’s play therapy, parenting, home support, Theraplay, marriage preparation, family life education courses and interpreter services.

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First Evangelical Baptist Church 12317-82 Street T5B 2X3Phone: (780) 474-4830

Foursquare Gospel Church11940-47 Street T5W 2X1Phone: (780) 474-4924

Fraser Community League14720-21 StreetT5Y 1S8Phone: (780) 475-7904

Boundaries: North of 144 Ave to 153 Ave, East of Victoria Trail to 18 St

Fraser Elementary School14904 - 21 Street T5Y 2L6Phone: (780) 472-0131, 472-0134Fax: (780) 478-0781Email: [email protected] Principal: Ken Lam

Special Programs: Behaviour & Learning Assistance Program (severe behaviour disorders).

Goodwill Contracting Services12859-52 st.T5A 3P8Phone: (780) 944-1881Fax: (780) 944-0881Email: [email protected]: www.goodwill.ab.ca

Program/Service: Educational/training, Employment/Career, Mental Health Resource, People w/ Disabilities

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Goodwill Contracting Services is a business venture funded by United Way. Their mission statement is “to provide training, Services and employment to help people with disabilities and disadvantages build strong futures.” Goodwill contracting Services provides employment services to persons with barriers to employment. We currently have 32 individuals served, 30 individuals in paid training, and 28 individuals in competitive employment. We believe in the enduring value of work and the relationship it has with self-esteem. We are consumer driven and support individuals and their families in choosing supports which best meet their needs. We accept the responsibility of ensuring that the rights and well being of the people we support are upheld and respected while receiving our supports. We believe that individuals are primarily responsible for their own development and actions. We respect the community and believe that working in partnership will lead to improvements in the quality of life for persons and to the ultimate benefit of the community.

Goodwill Industries of Alberta - Beverly office11714-34 StreetT5W 1Z1Phone: (780) 944-0060

Program/Service: Provides employment preparation and placement for adults with developmental disabilities. Provides a variety of work-related opportunities to assist individuals with disabilities or barriers to employment to develop or maintain work-related skills. Accepts donations of gently used household items. Goodwill's thrift retail stores sell a variety of used household items.

Habitat For Humanity Edmonton Society 8210 Yellowhead TrailT5B 1G5Phone: (780) 479-3566 Fax: (780) 479-0762 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.hfh.org

Program/Service: Offers an option for low income families to build and own a home.

Hairsine Community League 3120-139 AvenueT5Y 1R9 Phone: (780) 475-7356Website: www.hairsinecommunityleague.ca

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Boundaries: North of 137 Ave to 151 Ave, East of 38 St to Victoria Trail.

Happy Hour Seniors Group - A.C.T. Centre, Rundle Park2909-113 AvenueT5W 4X3Phone: (780) 496-5960

Program/Service: Program for older, frail seniors. Social, recreational and educational. Summer outings. Members attending must use DATS or provide own transportation. Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Membership fee $2.00 per year plus $10.00 per month user fee. Inquiries should be directed to the social worker.

Harvest Vineyard Christian Fellowship Rm 5, Lawton School11602- 40th StreetT5W 2K6Phone: (780) 474-1178Fax: (780) 474-1187Email: [email protected]: http://portal.vineyard.ca/index.cfm?i=10011

Health for Two – North Edmonton8305-69 AvenueT6C 0A1Phone: (780) 910-5270Web: [email protected]

Program/Service: Basic needs, Family Support/Resource, Health Resource and Service, Information & Referral

Health for two program is delivered in partnership with community Agencies and Health Centres. The services that are provided to the women depends on the location that the women access. Health for two is a prenatal nutritional support program for women that are facing barriers to having a healthy pregnancy due to Economic, Social, or Cultural barriers. Through the partnership, the women are able to get the resources and supports they need or require.

Health Inspectors East7919 118 Avenue T5B 0R5

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Henwood Treatment Centre18750-18 Street T5B 4K3Phone: 422-9069 (general office), 422-4466 (admissions)Fax: 422-2223 (general office), 422-5408 (admissions)

Program/Service: provides a 72-bed residential treatment facility for men and women who are recovering from addictions; offers a 19-day, gender-specific intensive treatment program that includes individual and group counselling, information sessions, skill-based workshops, recreation and leisure activities, and participation in self-help groups; offers a short-term Problem Gambling Stabilization Program for men and women experiencing non-life-threatening crisis related to gambling; offers a Tobacco Cessation Program for clients who wish to address their tobacco use along with their use of alcohol or other drugs

Highlands Baptist Church5351-112 Avenue T5W 0N6Phone: (780) 479-4348Web: http://www.highlandsbaptist.com/about.html

Highlands

11333-62 StreetT5W 4C2 Phone: (780) 477-5350Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.stormyweather.ca/Highlands/index.htm

Programs/Services: sports and aerobics, yoga, Stress Management Workshops, Highlands Playgroup, Artfest, special interest clubs (bridge, gardening, lawn bowling), Neighborhood patrol.

Boundaries: North of ADA Dr. to 118 Avenue, East of 66 St to 50 Street.

Highlands Junior High School11509 - 62 Street T5W 4C2Phone: (780) 479-4206Fax: (780) 477-7238

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Email: [email protected] Web: http://highlands.epsb.ca/Principal: Jennifer Allen

Special Programs: Behaviour and Learning Assistance Program (severe behaviour/learning disorders), Literacy Program, Opportunity Program (mild-mid delays).

Highlands United Church11305-64 StreetT5W 4H6Phone: (780) 479-1565Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.highlandsunitedchurch.ca/

Services/Programs: Child care, Youth ministry, Support, Alpha Program, Scouting, Beavers, Venturers, Rovers, Rainbows (peer-support based grief management program for children who are suffering a loss due to a death, divorce, or separation), Prism (peer support group for the parents who want to help their grieving children begin to heal), Outreach for Bissell Centre.

Holy Eucharist6425-120 AvenueT5W 1M2 Phone: (780) 421-4812Email: [email protected] (main chancery office) Web: http://www.edmontoneparchy.com

Homesteader Community League 575 Hermitage RoadT5A 2S3 Phone: (780) 475-0992

Boundaries: North of Yellowhead Trail to 130 Avenue, East of 50 Street to Hooke Rd/Hyndman Crescent.

Homesteader Elementary School (and Early Education)4455 - 128 Avenue T5A 3M9Phone: (780) 478-1139, 478-4312Fax: (780) 457-6945

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Email: [email protected] Web: http://homesteader.epsb.ca/Principal: Joan Dewar

Special Programs: Early Education Program (ages 2 1/2 to 5 1/2 with severe special needs), Opportunity Program (mild – moderate cognitive delays), Family Support,

Horse Hill Community LeagueBox 6, Site 9, R.R. #6Edmonton T5B 4K3

Boundaries: North of Horsehills Creek to 259 Ave, East of 85 St to 34 St

Horse Hill Elementary School19355 Meridian Street T5Y 6E5Phone: (780) 472-6029, 472-6030Fax: (780) 472-6254Email: [email protected] Principal: Sheila Tingley

Iglesia Pueblo De Dios5410-122 Avenue T5W 1S2Phone: (780) 479-5804

Jehovah's Witnesses5004-121 Avenue T5W 1N3Phone: (780) 471-4115

J.J. Bowlen Junior High School (Catholic)6110 - 144 AvenueT5A 1K9Phone: (780) 475-3730Fax: (780) 475-2137Web: www.jjbowlen.ecsd.netPrincipal's email: [email protected]

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Special Programs: Integrated Occupation Program (IOP), Educational Experiences Program (Level III), Gifted Program, School Social Worker.

John D. Bracco Junior High School3150 - 139 Avenue T5Y 2P7Phone: (780) 475-1760Fax: (780) 476-4427Email: [email protected] Web: http://jdbracco.epsb.ca/Principal: Mary-Lou Cleveland

Special Programs: Behaviour and Learning Assistance Program (severe behaviour/learning disorders), Opportunity Program (mild-mid delays), Respect Squad, P.A.R.T.Y. Prevent Alcohol and Risk Related Trauma in Youth) Program, Homework Club, Academic Coaching.

KARA Family Resource Centre6717-132 AvenueT5C 2A4Phone: (780) 478-5396Fax: (780) 478-1979Email: [email protected]

KARA-Too Centre#108, 5606-134 a AveT5C 2A4Phone: (780) 473-2204Fax: (780) 473-2267Email: [email protected]

KARA-Lot Second Hand Store12739 Fort RoadT5A 1A7Phone: (780) 472-0610Email: [email protected]

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Advocacy/Government,Anger management, Basic Needs, Family Support/Resource, Health Resource and Service, Immigrant/Refugee/Newcomer Service, Recreational/Social Resource, Services for People w/ Disabilities.

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While we do not have programs specifically targeting people with addictions, people with disabilities, etc., we welcome all people to our programming unless specifically stated ie. Understanding Anger for Women course.

K.I.S. (Keep it simple) Club 11720-82 Street T5B 2W1

Program/Service: Addiction support groups held regularly.

Kirkness Elementary School610 Kirkness Road T5Y 2K4Phone: (780) 473-5924, 473-5925Fax: (780) 457-9798Email: [email protected] Web: http://kirkness.epsb.ca/Principal: Tony Kernaghan

Lawton Junior High11602 - 40 StreetT5W 2K6Phone: (780) 471-1052Fax: (780) 471-3236E-Mail: [email protected]: Liz Yule

Special Programs: Awasis Program (Cree), Behaviour and Learning Assistance Program (severe behaviour/learning disorders), Literacy Program, Opportunity Program (mild-mid delays), Student Council, Homework Club, Homework Hotline, Computer club.

Learning Centre; Learning Connections#208 Abbottsfield Mall, 3210-118 AvenueT5W 4W1Phone: (780) 471-2598Fax: (780) 474-5041Email: [email protected]

Program/Services: Learning Connections: Widening Access for Adult Literacies in NE Edmonton is a 2.5 year project to explore with community residents and

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Lifelong Learning and Alternative Education - Edmonton Catholic Schools9807 - 106 StreetT5K 1C2Phone: (780) 441-6000 Fax: (780) 425-8759 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.ecsd.net

Program/Support: Provides Catholic education programming in City of Edmonton. Also offers adult upgrading, English as a Second Language (ESL), LINC, immigrant liaison services.

Locations:St. Francis of Assisi School2nd Fl. - 6614 129 AvenueEdmonton, AlbertaT5C 1V7

Lighthouse Baptist Church of Edmonton11940-47 StreetT5W 2X1Phone: (780) 474-8086

Literacy Classroom on Wheels (C.O.W. bus) – Centre for Family LiteracyContact Name: Darrell Giraldeau Phone: (780) 421-7323 Email: [email protected] Web: famlit.ca

Program/Service: Bookmobile goes to high density housing areas. Designed for children and parents to share books together and with a facilitator. Stops for 1.5-2 hours. Lending library.

A partnership with Success by 6®, the C.O.W. (Classroom on Wheels) is a bookmobile that travels to various sites around the city. It's a free drop-in program for parents and their children from birth to 6 years old.

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139 Ave - 26 St

Eastwood Community12023 - 81 StBy the Elementary School and playground on 81 St

Balwin Community68 St - 131A AveOn 131A Ave near KARA

Living Hope Christian Centre3831-116 AvenueT5W 0W8Phone: (780) 479-1973

Maranatha Christian Reformed Church11905-47 StreetT5W 2W9Phone: (780) 479-4526 Email: [email protected]: http://www.members.shaw.ca/maranatha.crc/

Services/Programs: Bible Study for Women, Alpha Program, GEMS (Girls’ Club), Cadets (Boys’ Club), Youth Group, Sunday School.

McLeod Community League14715-59 StreetT5A 1Y3Phone: (780) 475-5712President: Wayne TelcsPhone: (780) 475-8646 Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.mcleodcommunityleague.ca Programs/Services: Neighbourhood Watch, community patrol, Playschool program, sports (soccer, baseball, softball, hockey, martial arts) for children/youth, community social activities (dances).Affiliated with Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch, the Edmonton Northeast Zone Sports Council, the Edmonton Northeast Eagles Hockey club, and the Edmonton North Zone Soccer Association.

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Boundaries: North of 144 Ave to 167 Ave (to 50th Str.), 153 Ave (to Manning), East of 66 St to Manning Freeway (from 153 Ave-144 Ave) & 50 Street (from 153 Ave-167 Ave).

McLeod Elementary School14807 - 59 Street T5A 1Y3Phone: (780) 478-2927Fax: (780) 476-2077Email: [email protected] Acting for Principal: Elisabeth Thomsen

MLA, Edmonton Beverly-Clareview, Ray Martin552 Hermitage Road, 40 Street & Hermitage RoadT5A 5N2Phone: (780) 476-6467Fax: (780) 476-6473

MLA, Edmonton Decore, Bill Bonko#213, 12907-97 StreetT5E 4C2Phone: (780) 414-1328Fax: (780) 414-1330

MLA, Edmonton Highlands-Norwood, Brian Mason#100 - 8930-Jasper AvenueT5H 4E9Phone: (780) 414-0682Fax: (780) 414-0684

MLA, Edmonton Manning, Dan Backs5523-137 AvenueT5A 3L4Phone: (780) 414-0714Fax: (780) 414-0716

Montrose Community League5920-119 AvenueT5W 1J3 Phone: (780) 471-2758

Boundaries: North of 118 Ave to Yellowhead Trail, East of 72 St/Capilano Dr. to 58 St.

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Montrose Elementary School11931 - 62 Street T5W 4C7Phone: (780) 471-2358, 471-2359Fax: (780) 477-2881Email: [email protected] Principal: Don Pomfrey


Mount Royal Elementary School11303 - 55 Street T5W 3P6Phone: (780) 477-8202Fax: (780) 471-4621Email: [email protected] Web: http://mountroyal.epsb.net/Principal: Elaine Ford


Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada - Edmonton Chapter11203 70 StreetT5B 1T1Phone: (780) 471- 3034 Fax: (780) 463-7298Email: [email protected]: www.mssociety.ca

Program/Service: Provides support services and education to persons living with multiple sclerosis, their families, members, the general public and health professionals. Funds research. Has exercise programs; social events; support groups.

Narcotics Anonymous615-7 Sir Winston Churchill Square Phone: (780) 421-4429T5J 2V5Web: www.eana.ca

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Program/Service: Offers addicts a way to live drug-free through a 12-step support program. Makes public awareness presentations to schools, community groups, hospitals.

Locations:Keep It Simple (K.I.S.) Club 11720-82 StreetT5B 2W1

Alberta Hospital Edmonton 17480 Fort Road, P.O. Box 307 T5B 4K0 Phone: (780) 472-5555

Recovery Acres 6329-118 Ave T5W 1G2

Neurodevelopmental Clinic, Eastwood Site: 7919- 118th AveT5B 0R5Phone: (780) 413-5114Fax: (780) 474-5760

Programs/Services: Health Resource, Mental Health, and Disabilities for children and youth. Assessment, medical follow-up, parent support and referral for children with Neurodevelopmental problems (eg. ADHD, Learning Disabilities, FASD, Autism Spectrum, Tourette Syndrome, Cognitive Delay). School-age referrals require completion of forms and psycho-educational assessments. Pre-school referrals require completion of forms and speech assessment.

Neighbourhood Activity Association of Belvedere5714-136 AvenueT5A 2H4Phone: (780) 478-3747Contact: Mel Whitford

Program/Service: Recreation. Hours: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Mon. to Fri.Neighbourhood drop-in centre for all ages. Seniors' program. Social activities

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5520-121 AvenueT5W 1N9 Phone: (780) 479-3112

Boundaries: North of 118 Ave to Yellowhead Trail, East of 58 St to 50 Street.

Newton Elementary School5523 - 122 Avenue T5W 1S3Phone: (780) 474-0751Fax: (780) 471-1629Email: [email protected] Principal: Aryn Ford

Special Programs: Opportunity Program (mild – moderate cognitive delays), Abbottsfield Youth Project (AYP).

East NCCYF Edmonton and Area Child and Family Services Region 614075 Victoria TrailT5Y 2B6Phone: (780) 422-2112Fax: (780) 422-2470Web: http://www.child.gov.ab.ca/

Program/Service: Family Support/Resources are offered to families with an open file with Child and Family Services and who require intervention services under the Child, Youth, and Family Enhancement Act.

North Edmonton Alliance Church5108 Mcleod Rd T5A 3J2Phone: (780) 478-1443

Northeast Community Health Centre14007 50 StreetT5A 5E4 (780) 472-5000

Northeast Teen Centre12758 Fort RoadT5A 1A6

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Phone: (780) 475-2589Fax: (780) 472-2685Email: [email protected]

Program/Service: Plans activities for youth such as movie nights, field trips, and meals. Provides a place for youth to go to talk to someone, make crafts, make new friends, and get homework or internet help. Open to teens 5:00pm-9:00pm Thurs and 6:00pm-10:00pm Fri & Sat

Oteenow Employment & Training Society Clareview Plaza14021 Victoria TrailEdmonton, AlbertaT5Y 2B6Phone: (780) 423-2340E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.oteenow.com

Program/Service: Provides employment programs and services to aboriginal clients.

Our Lady Of Fatima Catholic12311-55 Street T5W 5G1Phone: (780) 474-2805 Email: [email protected]: http://www.ourladyoffatimachurch.net/

Our Centre (Homesteader Tenant Centre) 513 Hermitage Rd. T5A 3M8Phone: (780) 414-6121

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Basic Needs, Family Support/Resource, Information & Referral, Recreational/Social Resource.

Our House Addiction Recovery Centre8103–121 AvenueT5B 0Y9 Phone: (780) 474-8945Fax: (780) 479-2271E-mail: [email protected]

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Program/Service: Provides addiction recovery program to adult males including long-term residential treatment; aftercare services; outreach services for men and women; provides public education. Outreach services to men and women who have addiction issues.

Overlanders Elementary School1150 Hermitage Road T5A 4L4Phone: (780) 476-3361, 476-3362Fax: (780) 475-0414Email: [email protected] Web: http://overlanders.epsb.ca/Principal: James Lovgren

Special Programs: Science Alternative Program, Behaviour & Learning Assistance Program (severe behaviour disorders), Reading Recovery Program, Character Education Program, Morning and Afternoon kindergarten classes, A.M.A. School Patrol, Conflict Management Team

Parkdale/Cromdale Community League11335-85 StreetT5B 4S1 Phone: (780) 471-4410Website: www.pccl.ca

Programs/Services: bingo, sports, Teen club, dance classes, recreation programs.

Boundaries: North of Jasper Ave to 118 Ave, East of 89 St to 78 Street

Partners for Kids and Youth#218 Abbottsfield Mall, 3210-118 AveT5W 4W1Phone: (780) 471-1251Fax: (780) 477-7405

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Advocacy/Government, Family Support/Resource, Family Violence/Bullying, Health Resource and Service, Information & Referral.

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A multi-agency partnership serving families in the Abbottsfield/Rundle area. Services include assessment, information, referral, supportive counselling and therapy, child abuse prevention, community nursing, aboriginal outreach and support programs.

Locations:R.J. Scott11610 - 38 Street T5W 2H1

Rundel School11005 - 34 Street T5W 1Y7

Porta Place Seniors Complex4436–117 Avenue T5W 4Y9Phone: 479-4693 (same office) Fax: 448-5256Web: www.housingforseniors.org

Program/Services: Seniors residence. Offers services related to basic needs, community development/economic development, spiritual and faith, and recreational/social resource.'The Greater Edmonton Foundation ensures seniors have the opportunity to enjoy a community oriented lifestyle, a home environment and a sense of well being by providing affordable, quality residences including supportive services delivered by dedicated and qualified people.'

Potter's House Christian Church 11041-105 Avenue T5H 3Y1Phone: (780) 423-1267

Promised Land Ministries12727 Fort RoadT5A 1A7Phone: (780) 944-0526Fax: (780) 944-0526Email: [email protected]: http://www.jesusdelivers.com/

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Protection of the Blessed Virgin Mary3635-116 AvenueT5W 0W7Phone: (780) 477-7261Email: [email protected] (main chancery office) Web: http://www.edmontoneparchy.com

Recovery Acres Society6329-118 AvenueT5W 1G2Phone: (780) 471-2969Fax: (780) 477-1578Email: [email protected]

Program/Service: Provides a residential treatment program for adult men with alcohol and drug addictions. Includes 8-week education program and after care program.

Red Road Healing Society4225-118 AvenueT5W 1A5 Phone: (780) 471-3220 or 471-3221Fax: (780) 471-2750Email: [email protected]: redroadjourney.ca

Programs/Services: offers a variety of programs and services in the day and evening that are delivered from a cultural grassroots perspective such as:

Addiction Outreach, Adolescent Programs, Annual Events, Building Blocks, Career Development, Children’s Programs, Collective Kitchens, Counseling, Crafts, Culture Night, Educational Services, Family Programs, Family Violence Workshops, Friday Nite AA, Grandparents Circle, Grieving Workshops, Healing Circles, Health Services, Home Support, Legal Services, Literacy, Longhouse Gathering Night, Monday Nite Parent, Support Group Parenting, Prenatal Workshops, Prevention Programs, Referral, Rhyming Tuesday, Seasonal Events, School Outreach, Social Services, Substance Prevention, Summer Kids Camp, Summer Workshops, Survivor Workshops, Tobacco Prevention, 12 Step Work, Resource Centre (clothing and used furniture).

There are no fees and everyone is welcome whether to take programs or to simply drop by for coffee. Daily newspapers, a telephone, and referral binders on education, employment, health and social services are available for ‘drop in’

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use. Counseling, specific referrals and home support are through appointments, and on a ‘first come, first serve’ basis. Red Road school programs of culture, literacy, tutoring, ‘Baby, Think It Over’, Tobacco and Drug Prevention are currently going on throughout the year at Abbott, Beacon Heights, Highlands, RJ Scott and Rundle Schools; and regularly in the society’s meeting rooms.

Red Road Healing Society Headstart:

Abbott School - Headstart12045 - 34 Street T5W 1Z5Phone: (780) 477-7310, 479-7633Fax: (780) 471-5281

Ben Calf Robe - St. Clare Elementary - headstart11833 - 64 StreetT5W 4J2Phone: (780) 471-2360Fax: (780) 471-3104

St. Alphonsus Elementary - Headstart11624 - 81 St.T5B 2S2Phone: (780) 477-2513Fax: (780) 479-5949

St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School (Catholic) - Early education6614 - 129 AvenueT5C 1V7Phone: (780) 476-7634Fax: (780) 476-3932

Region 6 Child and Family Services - East Neighbourhood Centre – Aboriginal Initiative office3341-118 AveT5W 4X1Phone: (780) 427-6440Fax: (780) 422-1102

Programs/Services: Aboriginal, Addictions, Anger Management, Basic Needs, Family Support/Resource, Family Violence/Bullying

R.J. Scott Elementary School11610 - 38 Street

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T5W 2H1Phone: (780) 477-2897, 474-3320Fax: (780) 479-3008E-Mail: [email protected]: http://rjscott.epsb.ca/Principal: Liz Yule

Special Programs: Safety Patrols, Aboriginal Liaison, Snack Program, Abbottsfield Youth Project (AYP).

River City Christian Church of EdmontonBellevue Community Hall7308-112 AvenueT5B 0E3Phone: (780) 476-6802Email: [email protected]: http://www.rivercitychurch.ca/rccce/index.html

Rundle Elementary School11005 - 34 Street T5W 1Y7Phone: (780) 471-6100, 477-2493Fax: (780) 474-6825Email: [email protected] Web: http://rundle.epsb.ca/Principal: Barb Bryson

Special Programs: Behaviour & Learning Assistance Program (severe behaviour disorders), full-day kindergarten, Balanced Literacy, hot lunch, Abbottsfield Youth Project, extra curricular activities.

Rundle Youth & Neighborhood Centre (Boys and Girls Clubs of Edmonton)3112-113 AvenueT5W 4S2Phone: (780) 471-3460Fax: (780) 426-6216

Boys & Girls Clubs of Edmonton.Email: [email protected] Web: www.boysandgirls.ab.ca

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Program/Service: Provides a safe environment for children, youth and families. Activities are designed to develop self-reliance, responsibility, education and self-esteem. Programs for parents and children.

R.W. Tegler Youth Centre3805 118 AvenueT5W 0Z8Phone: (780) 448-5820

Program/Service: Provides an indoor skateboard park and wall climbing for youth living in Northeast Edmonton

Salesians Of Don Bosco, 5808-143 AvenueT5A 1K3Phone: (780) 476-1946

Salvation Army - Clareview Satellite Office1241 Hyndman RoadT5A 4T3Phone: (780) 472-6743 Fax: (780) 472-6756

Description: Strives to help those with physical, emotional or spiritual needs without discrimination. Provides programs for children including homework help, camps, Christian learning; seniors’ field trips and meals. Offers support groups, counselling and a variety of self help classes, recreation classes (sewing, crafts), Adult Ministries, Chapel, Food Assistance

Senior Citizens Club 555520 121 AvenueT5W 1N9Phone: (780) 479-7879Contact: Bob Coristine

Program/Service: Recreation. Hours: Monday and Thursday 7:00 p.m. for carpet bowling, shuffleboard and other sports. Wednesday 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. for cards.

Sifton Elementary School4305 - 134 Avenue

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T5A 3R5Phone: (780) 476-7953, 476-7991Fax: (780) 478-4790Email: [email protected] Web: http://sifton.epsb.ca/Principal: Allan Jack

Special Programs: Reading Builds Character Program, Behaviour & Learning Assistance Program (severe behaviour disorders).

Society of St. Vincent de Paul - Edmonton Particular CouncilPhone: (780) 471-5577Program/Service: Provides emergency material assistance to individuals in genuine need of food, clothing, household goods, furniture, and help with partial financial assistance.

South Clareview Community League3250-132A AvenueT5A 3T1Phone: (780) 473-3593 Website: www.southclareview.ca

Programs/Services: playschool, sports, crafts, games, neighbourhood watch.Boundaries: North of 130 Ave to 137 Avenue, East of 50 St to 23 St.

St. Alphonsus Elementary/Junior High School (Catholic)11624 - 81 St.T5B 2S2Phone: (780) 477-2513Fax: (780) 479-5949Web: www.stalphonsus.ecsd.netPrincipal's email: [email protected]

Special Programs: Student run school store, Rainbow Spirit Project (Aboriginal project), English as a second language, Snack and Hot Lunch Program, Acts of Service (following Jesus footsteps), Clothing Bank/Food Bank, Mentoring Program (Big Brother Big Sister), Pet Therapy, ABC Headstart.

St. Bernadette Elementary School (Catholic)11917 - 40 St.T5W 2L1Phone: (780) 474-4167

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Fax: (780) 474-4225Web: www.stbernadette.ecsd.netPrincipal's email: [email protected]

Special Programs: Gifted and talented program, English as a second language, Early language literacy program, Daily School Snack Program, Extended Kindergarten Program, Abbottsfield Youth Project.

St. Bonaventure Elementary School (Catholic)3004 - 139 AvenueT5Y 1R9Phone: (780) 476-7257Fax: (780) 472-1718Web: www.stbonaventure.ecsd.netPrincipal's email: [email protected]

Special Programs: English as a second language, Reading Recovery, Gifted/Enrichment

St. Clare Roman Catholic Church 6310-118 Avenue T5W 1G1Phone: (780) 471-2353

St. Dominic Elementary School (Catholic)5804 - 144 AvenueT5A 1K5Phone: (780) 476-9906Fax: (780) 476-3657Web: www.stdominic.ecsd.netPrincipal's email: [email protected]

Special Programs: Balanced literacy program, Student leadership program, Core French, Gifted and talented program, Reading Recovery program (an intervention program designed for six-year-old struggling readers and writers in grade one), District Positive Development Program

St Dominic Savio Catholic Church14406-62 Street T5A 2E9Phone: (780) 473-4259

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St Elia's Ukrainian Orthodox 11833-66 Street T5B 1J2Phone: (780) 471-2288

St. Elizabeth Seton Elementary/Junior High School (Catholic)3711 - 135 AvenueT5A 2V6Phone: (780) 478-7751Fax: (780) 478-7764Web: www.stelizabethseton.ecsd.netPrincipal's email: [email protected]

Special Programs: Student Leadership Program, Peer Support, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Gifted programs, Early literacy intervention program/Reading Recovery program, D.A.R.E. program, Rainbow Spirit program, English as a second language, Balanced Literacy, Elementary snack program.

St Francis of Assisi hall6770-129 AvenueT5C 1V7Phone: (780) 424-5900Fax: (780) 426-1929

Program/Service: Addiction Support Groups.

St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School (and Early Headstart)T5C 1V7Phone: (780) 476-7634Fax: (780) 476-3932Web: www.stfrancisofassisi.ecsd.netPrincipal's email: [email protected]

Special Programs: L.I.F.E. (Learning Initiatives for Everyone) Program (focus on literacy and technology), First Nations, Metis and Inuit School-Community Learning Environment Project, Early Childhood, Extended Experiences Early Childhood program, Reading Recovery Program, Cree Bilingual.

St. Jerome Elementary School (Catholic)3310 - 107 AvenueT5W 0C7

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Phone: (780) 479-5847Fax: (780) 479-7727Web: www.stjerome.ecsd.netPrincipal's email: [email protected]

Special Programs: Supportive School Advisory Council, English Second Language Program, Rundle Heights Before and After School Care, Student Leadership Program, School Patrol Team, Lunch Monitor Team, Abbottsfield Youth Project.

St John Bosco Roman Catholic 13503-40 Street T5A 3L9Phone: (780) 478-0198

St. Leo Elementary School (Catholic)5412 - 121 AvenueT5W 1N9Phone: (780) 477-3372Fax: (780) 477-7756Web: www.stleo.ecsd.netPrincipal's email:: [email protected]

Special Programs: Full day Extended Experiences Kindergarten, Reading Recovery program, Balanced Literacy program, English as a second language program, French as a second language program

St. Maria Goretti Elementary School (Catholic)4214 - 127 AvenueT5A 3K6Phone: (780) 475-0158Fax: (780) 478-8635Web: www.stmariagoretti.ecsd.netPrincipal's email: [email protected]

Special Programs: Reading Recovery and Balanced Literacy, ESL support, French as a Second Language, Gifted / Enrichment program

St Mary's Anglican Church11203-68 Street T5B 1N6Phone: (780) 477-5458

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Program/Service: Addiction Support Groups.

St Michael & All Angels Church5003-146 Avenue T5A 4M7Phone: (780) 478-6741

St. Nicholas Junior High School (Catholic)3643 - 115 AvenueT5W 0V1Phone: (780) 474-3713Fax: (780) 477-0012Web: www.stnicholas.ecsd.netPrincipal's email: [email protected]

Special Programs: Scientists 2010 program, Community Service Program, Northeast Positive Transition Team (Social Worker and Behavior Facilitator)

St Paul Roman Catholic Church4005-115 Avenue T5W 0V5Phone: 474-7563

Program/Service: Addiction support groups.

Steele Heights Baptist Church5812-149 AvenueT5A 3A7Phone: (780) 478-1553 Fax: (780) 478-8045Email: [email protected]: http://www.shbc.ca/

Services/Programs: Worship Sunday @ 10am, Youth Group, Children’s Ministry, Skate Church (Young Life).

Steele Heights Community League5825-140 AvenueT5E 6G1

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Phone: (780) 475-3553 or 476-1085

Boundaries: North of 127 Ave to 144 Ave, East of 66 St to 50 St.

Steele Heights Junior High School14607 - 59 Street T5A 1Y3Phone: (780) 478-5319Fax: (780) 473-7755Email: [email protected] Web: http://steeleht.epsb.ca/Principal: Audrey Gibson

Special Programs: Behaviour and Learning Assistance Program (severe behaviour/learning disorders), Challenge Program (high-ability high-achieving students), Strategies Program (high ability, but learning disabilities).

Streetside Ministry Centre 11803-48 Street T5W 2Y4Phone: (780) 424-5900Fax: (780) 426-1929

Program/Service: Addiction support groups.

Streetworks Needle Exchange Phone: (780) 413-5156 Web: www.capitalhealth.ca

Program/Service: Sites that exchange used syringes for new syringes to reduce HIV and Hepatitis transmission through shared needle use

Locations: Eastwood Public Health Centre7919 118 AvenueT5B 0R5 Phone: (780) 413-5645

Northeast Community Health Centre14007-50 StreetT5A 5E4 Phone: (780) 472-5000

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Take a Break - Buchanan Eastwood United Church11905-82 StreetT5B 2W4Phone: (780) 477-3931

Program/Service: Recreation. Meets every 2nd and 4th Wednesday for tea, crafts and conversation from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m.

Trinity Christian Reformed Church13427-57 StreetT5A 2G1Phone: (780) 475-2662Email: [email protected]

Victory Church on the Rock #100, 13415 Fort RoadT5A 1C6Phone: (780) 475 1647Fax: (780) 472-1383Email: [email protected]: http://www.therock.ca/index.html

Virginia Park Complex1135- 76 StreetT5B 4T2479-2403

Program/Service: 'The Greater Edmonton Foundation ensures seniors have the opportunity to enjoy a community oriented lifestyle, a home environment and a sense of well being by providing affordable, quality residences including supportive services delivered by dedicated and qualified people.'

Virginia Park Elementary School7324 - 109 Avenue T5B 0A1Phone: (780) 477-8152Fax: (780) 479-1615Email: [email protected] Web: http://virginiapark.epsb.ca/

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Principal: Diane Smarsh

Special Programs: Arts Core (Arts-oriented programming).

Wecan Cooperative for Community and Economic Development240 Abbottsfield Mall3210 118 AvenueT5W 4W1Phone: (780) 479-5443Fax: (780) 474-1993

Program/Service: Community garden: families garden together to supplement their food supply Employment Resource Centre: Provides resources and support to individuals looking for employment, career research and education/training opportunities; offers resume writing, job listings, fax machines, and computers.

Wecan Food Basket Society of AlbertaPhone: (780) 413-4525Fax: (780) 431-0291Email: [email protected]: www.wecanfood.com

Program/Service: Provides families and individuals the opportunity to buy food at reduced prices. There are over 20 depots around Edmonton, St. Albert, and Parkland.

Locations in North EastAbbottsfield Recreation Centre 3010-119 Avenue T5W 4T4

Beverly Day Care 11809-48 Street T5W 2Y4

York Elementary School13915 - 61 Street T5A 1P3Phone: (780) 476-6336Fax: (780) 472-3512Email: [email protected] Web: http://york.epsb.net/

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Principal: Nancy Spencer-Poitras

Special Programs: Challenge Program (high-ability high-achieving students)

Youth Options after school programAbbottsfield Recreation Centre (A.R.C.)3010 - 119 AvenueT5W 4T4Phone: (780) 479-5895

Program/Service: Recreation. Youth Gym, Multi-Cultural Cooking and Crafts, Youth Supper and Movie Night, Night Ball, Coffee House, Workshops, Garden Club & Collective Kitchen, Summer Basketball League, Field Trips, Golf Program

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