Basic Needs

Food resources

Help for hard times

Transportation services

In partnership with the Town of Stony Plain, City of Spruce Grove and Parkland County, there are three transit options provided in the region; On-Demand, Commuter and an Accessible Transportation Service. Service is available in Stony Plain, Spruce Grove, Parkland Village and Acheson.

Learn more on the Transportation page.

Financial supports 

Mental Health Resources

Looking for mental health support, counselling, or training in the Tri-Municipal Region? Below is a categorized list of local and provincial services available to residents of Stony Plain, Spruce Grove, and Parkland County.

For a printable list of resources click here.

Mental health intake and crisis services

If you or someone you know needs immediate access to mental health or addiction services, contact one of the following:

Counselling services
 Affordable, virtual, and community-based counselling support for all ages.

Indigenous supports

Services available to Indigenous individuals and families, including culturally appropriate counselling and support.

Men’s mental health resources

Programs and organizations focused on supporting men’s mental health and well-being.

Support Groups

Grief and loss
For a full list of Tri-Region grief support groups, click here.

  • Caring Friends: An informal bereavement support group led by trained volunteers in a confidential and supportive environment

  • Living with Loss to Suicide: A peer-led support group for individuals who have lost someone to suicide. The group meets in person at the Stan Wolyshyn Building in Spruce Grove on the last Monday of each month at 6:30 PM. Facilitated by a Registered Social Worker. For more information, or to register please contact 780-342-1354.

  • Youth Suicide Grief Support: Tailored peer support groups for youth ages 12 to 17 and young adults ages 18 to 25 who are grieving a suicide loss

Parenting and caregiving support
  • BILY – Because I Love You: A peer-led support group for parents and youth who have experienced crisis situations. Participants support one another by sharing, listening, and providing practical resources in a safe and understanding environment

  • Caregiver Connections: An online support group for parents, partners, and caregivers of individuals living with mental health concerns and/or addiction. Sessions are held Thursday evenings from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM through CMHA Edmonton

First Responder support
  • OSI-CAN Alberta: A peer support group for first responders managing operational stress injuries (OSI). Meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month, offering a safe space to connect with others who share similar experiences.

Women's support
  • Finding Our Voices: a six-week program for women-identifying individuals to explore self-esteem, self-image, communication, compassion, and healthy relationships in a supportive, peer-connected environment

Youth Resources

Bullying and mental wellness support
  • BullyingCanada: Call 1-877-352-4497 for 24/7 support via phone, chat, email, or text
  • Need Help Now: Support for dealing with peers, removing pictures online and more
  • Smart Social Networking: Fifteen Tips for Teens
  • CyberBullying Research Center: Tips for not letting social media negatively affect your life
  • Kids Help Phone: Call 1-800-668-6868 for advice and support 24/7. Download the Always There app
  • Bullying Help Line: 1-888-456-2323
  • Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-387-5437
  • Children’s Mental Health Crisis Line: 780-427-4491

Youth LGBTQIA2S+ supports

Community Connector and Youth Mental Health Clinic
Westview Primary Care Network Partners with the Stony Plain Youth Centre to provide support with a Community Connector that spends time in our space offering connections to resources including the Youth Mental Health Clinic and a variety of other Resources.

Visit Westview PCN for the latest information about this program.

Senior Resources

Support and resources tailored for older adults in the Tri-Municipal Region, as well as information for those caring for them.

For seniors
 

  • Seniors Guide: An overview of services, programs, and supports available to seniors in Alberta

  • Alberta Seniors Benefits: Financial assistance programs for eligible low-income seniors.

  • TriRegion Elder Abuse (TREA): A regional initiative to prevent and address elder abuse through awareness, education, and supports. 

  • 211: Call 211 To access additional support

For caregivers