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As a social worker in the inner city, it can be overwhelming trying to keep track of the variety of resources our clients require. 211 is an invaluable tool for me as a service provider, our agency, and the people who depend on us.

Lara

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Common 211 Calls

I have no job and no money.  Where can I call to get financial support? 
 

I’m going through a rough time right now.  Where can I get food for my family?
 
 
My family member misuses alcohol.  Where can we go for information and counselling?
 
 
I want to donate some furniture, clothing and household items to families in need but I don’t want these items sold.  Who can I call?
 
 
I am looking for anger management for my husband.  Where can he go?
 
  
My utilities are about to be cut off.  What are my options? 
 
 
I need to register for the impaired driving course. Where can I do this? 
 
 
Where can I get information on health services? 
 
 
I would like to volunteer.  Who can help me? 
 
 
I am recently separated/divorced.  Who can offer me support?
 
 
I can’t afford a lawyer.  What are my options?
 
 
My mother can’t live by herself without help anymore. Who can we call?
 
 
What is available in Edmonton for low cost or subsidized housing?
 
 
It is really difficult for me to access the labor market to find a job.  Is there anyone who can help me?
 
 
I am having a hard time handling my teenage child.  Who can help?
 
 
Please note: The referrals listed here are meant to be examples of some of the services available in the community of Edmonton. This is by no means an exhaustive list.  
 
For more information, dial 211 ( or 780-482-4636 if you are outside of Edmonton in an area not covered by 211).

 

Last updated: October 4, 2011

211 is a program of The Support Network