1985–2025 Stettler Information and Referral Centre is celebrating 40 years of service to the Town and County of Stettler.
Support Organizations (45)
211 Alberta
211 is an essential service that helps Albertans find the right resource or service for whatever issue they need help with, at the right time. 211 is available 24/7 by phone, text and chat. The service is free, confidential and available in over 170 languages over the phone.
Action Group
The Action Group is a non-profit, community Agency supporting adults and children with developmental disabilities. Established over 40 years ago, the Action Group provides services throughout Central Alberta from its main office in Lacombe and has an office in Stettler.
- 403-743-0198 (Stettler Office)
- 1-877-782-5531
- [email protected]
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Addiction and Mental Health Alberta Health Services
5912-47 Ave., Stettler, AB (Stettler Hospital Complex)
This organization provides addiction counselling services to young and old. 24 Hour Phone: 1-866-332-2322. Kids Helpline: 1-800-668-6868
Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Program
We assist with self help court applications to obtain Adult Guardianship, Trusteeship or both. There is a fee for service and we are able to provide free Commissioner for Oaths services.
Agency Resource Committee
This group of professionals meet at the Stettler FCSS quarterly to discuss community events, issues, along with programs and services.
Alberta Supports
4835-50 St., Stettler, AB
The website provides information on social-based supports offered by the Government of Alberta to help Alberta's children, youth, adults and seniors with a broad range of needs.
Association of Communities Against Abuse (ACAA)
ACAA is dedicated to the prevention of emotional, physical and sexual child abuse and promotes, safe, healthy, well-functioning children, families and communities through preventative education and treatment. Alberta One Line: 1-866-403-8000
Camrose Women's Shelter Society
Camrose Women's Shelter Society operates an emergency shelter providing a safe, supportive place for women and children who are escaping domestic violence, in a crisis situation or who may be homeless.
Central Alberta Regional Victim Serving Society (CARVSS)
5902-44 Ave., Stettler, AB
CARVSS provides support, information and referral to all victims of crime, trauma or tragedy within the Stettler RCMP Detachment area.
Community Legal Clinic of Central Alberta
#106, 4916-50 St., Red Deer, AB
County of Stettler Housing Authority
Operates three lodges in Stettler as well as Seniors Self-Contained, Affordable Housing, Community Housing and rent support programs. Paragon Place (403) 742-6195. Heart Haven (403) 742-9220. Willow Creek Lodge (403) 742-2953. Big Valley Villa Community Housing (403) 741-8605
- (403) 740-9224 (Judy)
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Crisis Aid Program (Stettler & District)
4720-50 St., Stettler, AB
We are a last resort financial assistance program funded by community donations. We may be able to assist residents of Stettler & District with one-time funding for temporary or permanent accommodations, emergency medical trips, prescriptions, utility disconnection assistance, or employment related expenses, etc.
Family & Community Support Services (FCSS)
· Community Navigation Services · Federal/Provincial Application Assistance · Family/Individual Counselling · Senior Supports · Financial Literacy/Budgeting Assistance/Rent Smart · Trauma, Grief and Loss Supports · Life Coaching · Community Volunteer Income Tax Program · Harm Reduction Addictions Supports · Public Access Computer and Telephone · Commissioner for Oaths · Smart Recovery program
Family Resource Network (FRN), Stettler & Area
Provide support and advocacy for families with kids 0-18 in the areas of child development and wellbeing, parent capacity building, and social connections and support.
Food Bank (Stettler & District)
Tuesday and Thursday, 12-2 PM and Wednesday, 7-8 PM. Stettler United Church.
Foot Care by Kaitlin
Service area: Stettler and surrounding areas, Botha, Castor, Coronation, Big Valley, Red Deer, Erskine, Alix, Mirror, Donalda, Edberg, Meeting Creek and Camrose
- 587-377-6099 (Kaitlin Nielsen)
- mailto:[email protected]
Foster Homes in Central Alberta (McMan Central)
McMan Central needs foster homes in Central Alberta. For more information on how to become a foster home, contact Jacki @ 403-348-3008.
Handibus Society (Stettler & District)
4720-50 St., Stettler, AB (Stettler FCSS)
The handibus provides transportation for seniors 60 years & over and handicapped persons of all ages. Call for rates and booking information.
- (403) 742-5858 (Program Coordinator)
Health Emergency Line Program (Helpline)
4720-50 St., Stettler, AB (Stettler FCSS)
Call for information and cost for the installation and rental of the Helpline system. It assists to minimize risks being taken by individuals with health / well-being concerns.
Heartland Youth Center
The Heartland Youth Center - BGC Stettler & District (formerly Boys & Girls Club) is a non-profit, charitable organization located in the town of Stettler. Together under one Board of Directors, the Heartland Youth Center endeavors to develop and nurture the life skills of youth through community based programming with the support of families and volunteers. Annually we offer over 20 programs to approximately 350 youth ages 6 – 18 years old in the Stettler and surrounding areas.
Home Support (Stettler & District)
4720-50 St., Stettler, AB (Stettler FCSS)
Home Support Aides are available for house keeping, laundry, respite care, hand and foot nail care and errands that you are not able to do for yourself at this time.
- (403) 742-6568 (Program Supervisor)
- [email protected]
I.O.D.E. (Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire)
Rummage Sale Committee Box 377, Stettler, AB T0C 2L0
- 403-742-2285 (Elpha Senft)
- (403) 740-6845 (Jennifer Lindstrom)
Just B Diversity & Inclusion Consulting
4919-43 St., Stettler, AB
B Adair, Canadian Certified Inclusion Professional (CCIP) Workplace diversity, equity, & inclusion advisory and policy development; Interactive training opportunities; LGBTQ2S+ community mentorship and support for coming out and/or transitioning; Resource & referral liaison
Kidsport
This organization provides an opportunity for all children to experience social and recreational activities within the community. Raises funds to provide sport opportunities for kids facing financial barriers.
Meals On Wheels
4720-50 St., Stettler, AB (Stettler FCSS)
This program is operated by Stettler & District Home Support. Hot, nutritious meals prepared by Points West Living Inc. are delivered by volunteers.
- (403) 742-6568 (Program Supervisor)
- [email protected]
Ment2Matter BGC Mentoring Program
Heartland Youth Center
MH Enterprises Employment Services
Access to career testing and resource materials, career and education research assistance, resume creation and updating, job search and interview skills, knowledge and resources to assist with disability accommodations in subsidized work placements, access to computer, internet, printing, faxing and telephone.
Saving Grace Animal Society
4932-50 Ave., Alix, AB
Saving Grace Animal Society was founded in February 2018 as an animal rescue and shelter, operating as a low-scale rescue prior to that. Since it's inception, Saving Grace has been the go-to society for 24/7 emergency calls, rescuing animals all over Alberta and in to Saskatchewan.
Stettler Community Hamper Society
This organization provides Christmas Hampers to those in need. Applications are available at FCSS each year. Society members meet twice a year. For more information, contact Kim Smyth, President.
- 403-741-8262 (Kim Smyth)
- 403-916-4038 (Stettler Community Hamper Society)
- [email protected]
Stettler Connects Information and Referral Centre
The Stettler Connects Information and Referral Centre is a not for profit organization governed by a volunteer board of directors. We provide services that include information / referral, Senior supports, Community Volunteer Income Tax Program, Commissioner for Oaths, public access computer and telephone, Guardianship and Trusteeship application assistance, Central Alberta Community Legal Clinic communication facilitation, and Volunteer Centre activities. Our current hours of operation are Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 8:30am-4:30pm.
Stettler Hospice Society
To provide loving, compassionate care for the emotional, physical and spiritual needs of patients and their families during end of life by relieving suffering, providing comfort, and helping to improve quality of living and dying. Contact: Felicity Bauman
Stettler Regional Board of Trade and Community Development
Stettler Society for the Prevention of Family Violence
4720-50 St., Stettler, AB (Stettler FCSS)
Programming for individuals looking for guidance in identifying appropriate ways of expressing anger and resolving conflict. Self-referrals are accepted. Call 403-742-7814 for the Shaping Tomorrow program.
- (403) 740-6835 (Judi Beebe)
- (403) 742-2337
Volunteer Centre (Stettler & District)
We operate under the Stetter Connects Information and Referral Centre. Our mandate is to promote volunteerism in Stettler and District. We celebrate volunteers annually during National Volunteer Week in April. See our online forms at www.stettlerconnects.com.
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