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Access Addiction and Mental Health Central Intake 1-888-594-0211
open Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
For urgent 24/7 help, call the Addiction & Mental Health Help Line at 1 (877) 303-2642
AHS Leduc Mental Health & Addictions (Centre Hope Building):
Child and Adolescent Intake Line: 780-342-2701 Access 24/7 (18+) 780-424-2424
AHS Addiction Helpline 1-866-332-2322
AHS - Addictions - Leduc 780-980-7580
Al-Anon Family Groups 1-888-322-6902
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) 780.424.5900 (24 hours)
Alcoholics Anonymous - Leduc 780-980-8100
Sex Addicts Anonymous 780-429-9886
Sexaholics Anonymous 780-988-4411
Cocaine Anonymous 780-425-2715
Crystal Meth Anonymous 780-758-7499
Food Addicts in Recovery 780-634-5526
Gamblers Anonymous 780-463-0892
Narcotics Anonymous 780-421-4429
Nicotine Anonymous 780-418-8075
Overeaters Anonymous 780-423-2546
U-Turn for Youth drugs/alcohol 780-410-8516
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health - Research, resources, services and learning materials about addicition and mental health.
PEP - Parents Empowering Parents: 780-293-0737 Support Line & Support groups for individuals or families dealing with or concerned about substance abuse/addiction.
Youth Addiction Services Edmonton (YASE): 780.408.8783 #300, 11634 142 Street, Edmonton AB
Protection of Children using Drugs Program - An act that allows legal guardians of a child to ask the court for a protection order over their child who is under the age of 18 and believed to be at risk or causing harm to themselves or to others due to the use of alcohol or drugs. If granted, the child would be taken to a safe house for detoxification, stabilization, and assessment.
Edmonton Youth Recovery Program: 780-342-5779
Clean Scene Network for Youth: 780-488-0036 Mentorship, resources and referrals for youth who are involved with the justice system or who have substance abuse issues.
Alberta’s Virtual Opioid Dependency Program (VODP): 1-844-383-7688
The VODP program uses technology to connect clients with the care that they need. In addition to the services Rural Opioid Dependency Program (RODP) provided, VODP can provide same-day medication starts and also help connect you with other care providers through its transitions program and ongoing opioid dependency care (seven days per week). Emergency physician after hours access: 1-403-783-7770
Naloxone Care - An online learning portal for learning about the opioid crisis, to train individuals to recognize the signs and symptoms of opioid overdose and how to properly use the potentially lifesaving medication Naloxone.
open Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
For urgent 24/7 help, call the Addiction & Mental Health Help Line at 1 (877) 303-2642
AHS Leduc Mental Health & Addictions (Centre Hope Building):
Child and Adolescent Intake Line: 780-342-2701 Access 24/7 (18+) 780-424-2424
AHS Addiction Helpline 1-866-332-2322
AHS - Addictions - Leduc 780-980-7580
Al-Anon Family Groups 1-888-322-6902
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) 780.424.5900 (24 hours)
Alcoholics Anonymous - Leduc 780-980-8100
Sex Addicts Anonymous 780-429-9886
Sexaholics Anonymous 780-988-4411
Cocaine Anonymous 780-425-2715
Crystal Meth Anonymous 780-758-7499
Food Addicts in Recovery 780-634-5526
Gamblers Anonymous 780-463-0892
Narcotics Anonymous 780-421-4429
Nicotine Anonymous 780-418-8075
Overeaters Anonymous 780-423-2546
U-Turn for Youth drugs/alcohol 780-410-8516
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health - Research, resources, services and learning materials about addicition and mental health.
PEP - Parents Empowering Parents: 780-293-0737 Support Line & Support groups for individuals or families dealing with or concerned about substance abuse/addiction.
Youth Addiction Services Edmonton (YASE): 780.408.8783 #300, 11634 142 Street, Edmonton AB
Protection of Children using Drugs Program - An act that allows legal guardians of a child to ask the court for a protection order over their child who is under the age of 18 and believed to be at risk or causing harm to themselves or to others due to the use of alcohol or drugs. If granted, the child would be taken to a safe house for detoxification, stabilization, and assessment.
Edmonton Youth Recovery Program: 780-342-5779
Clean Scene Network for Youth: 780-488-0036 Mentorship, resources and referrals for youth who are involved with the justice system or who have substance abuse issues.
Alberta’s Virtual Opioid Dependency Program (VODP): 1-844-383-7688
The VODP program uses technology to connect clients with the care that they need. In addition to the services Rural Opioid Dependency Program (RODP) provided, VODP can provide same-day medication starts and also help connect you with other care providers through its transitions program and ongoing opioid dependency care (seven days per week). Emergency physician after hours access: 1-403-783-7770
Naloxone Care - An online learning portal for learning about the opioid crisis, to train individuals to recognize the signs and symptoms of opioid overdose and how to properly use the potentially lifesaving medication Naloxone.
