Author: Diane MacPherson

Alberta’s government is investing an additional $1.5 million to support the important work of sexual assault centres and empower survivors of sexual violence.

Alberta’s government is further expanding its recovery model with a new partnership in Drayton Valley.

Alberta’s government has supported the establishment of the province’s first eating disorders residential recovery centre for young Albertans.

In Red Deer, Alberta’s government is increasing access to recovery-oriented care by launching several new initiatives within the community.

In partnership with Siksika Nation, Alberta’s government is breaking ground on a world-class addiction treatment centre to support more people in their pursuit of recovery.

Alberta’s government is moving forward with establishing Recovery Alberta and the Canadian Centre of Recovery Excellence.

Alberta’s government is taking steps to work with drug policy and brain development experts to examine the impact of cannabis use on youth aged 25 and under.

Alberta’s government is creating two new organizations that will support the development of the mental health and addiction system of care.

Minister of Mental Health and Addiction Dan Williams will host four engagement sessions with AHS staff to provide additional information about Recovery Alberta.

Alberta’s government is keeping its promise to provide an additional $10 million over four years to strengthen women’s shelters and fund more beds.