Mental Health Help—Just a Click or Call Away

In Parkland School Division, our Ultimate Goal is Student Success & Well-being. We have several measures and procedures in place to ensure the safety of all who attend our schools. Reach out and ask for help if you are feeling overwhelmed or need someone to help you through any type of crisis.

While at school, that can be a trusted friend, teacher or member of our Student Services. During evenings or weekends and as we head into an extended break with Spring Break on the horizon, it's important to note that community resources are also out there and available 24 hours per day, 7 days a week.

Always call 9-1-1 if someone is in immediate danger. You can always head to the nearest hospital or the Stollery Children's Hospital emergency for families in crisis.

Also, many services and supports are available 24/7 to both families and individuals in need. If needed, please contact:

Children and Adolescent Mental Health Crisis Line at 780-407-1000.

Alternatively, you can refer to AHS's Addiction and Mental Health - Intake Services, Child and Adolescent program, located at the Nexus Business Park (11642-142 Street in Edmonton; phone: 825-402-6799).

Find a wide array of community supports and services, including hotlines, on our Crisis Hotlines & Community Resources page.