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Construction is starting on the new 75-bed recovery community in Red Deer, which will provide long-term holistic residential treatment for people with addiction and mental health challenges.

Alberta’s government is helping everyday Albertans by providing $600,000 to expand the Edmonton Police Service’s HELP teams.

Alberta’s government is investing an additional $21.5 million for Albertans experiencing homelessness and family violence.

A task force to address homelessness will bring together experts and community leaders to find innovative ways to combat homelessness.

A new youth treatment program in Calgary is helping Albertans aged 13 to 18 recover from addiction and mental health challenges.

Construction of the new Centre for Child and Adolescent Mental Health in Calgary is well underway, with completion expected in 2022.

The Wellness, Resiliency and Partnership (WRaP): FASD Coaching project gives educators tools and skills to help students with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder thrive.

The Digital Overdose Response System (DORS), a mobile app designed to help Albertans using opioids and other substances while alone in their homes, is now available to everyone in the Calgary area.

Recovery coaches will help people by creating individual recovery plans, helping Albertans experiencing addiction to navigate and integrate back into their communities and build healthy support systems.

The Recovery Access Alberta website is a one-stop shop where Albertans can find addiction-related programs and services to meet their specific needs.