Alberta

It may be hard to know what to do when you're in the midst of a crisis, so it's helpful to think ahead. These steps can help you be ready.

Alberta is proud to have nine Child Advocacy Centres across the province, these centres are fully operational or in various stages of future development.

An independent office of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, mandated to work with vulnerable young people.

ACWS supports 40 members operating over 50 shelters province-wide for women, children, and seniors.

Provides information on family violence and domestic violence including available programs, services, and supports.

Learn where to turn when faced with family violence or domestic violence, and know your rights and the law.

Helps single parents and blended families get child support money from the child’s other parent. 

Phone: 780-415-6400 (Edmonton) 

Phone: 403-297-6060 (Calgary) 

Toll free: 310-0000 before the phone number (in Alberta)

This course is for parents or guardians who are separating or getting a divorce. Sometimes the course is required, or you can voluntarily take the course.

This online tool helps you find out what options you may have for resolving family disputes related to parenting, child support or divorce.

This website provides Albertans with links to legal resources and information on all aspects of family law.