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Crisis line in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta

Emergency and crisis: emergency help, crisis support, 24-hour help. 18 listings. Each has a last verified date. Last updated January 2023.

18 emergency and crisis listings in Fort Saskatchewan, including crisis line, emergency help, crisis support and 24-hour help. 3 open 24 hours.

  16. Fort Saskatchewan Food Bank

    Organization

    • 0.4 km from centre
    • Babies and toddlers (0-3)
    • Children (4-12)
    • Website checked March 2026
    • From Humane Canada's directory

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Common questions about emergency and crisis in Fort Saskatchewan

How many emergency and crisis listings are there in Fort Saskatchewan?

18 emergency and crisis listings in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, including crisis line, emergency help, crisis support and 24-hour help: 11 services and 7 organizations. Each one shows a phone number where the organization lists one and a last verified date.

Is any emergency and crisis help in Fort Saskatchewan available 24 hours?

3 listings are open 24 hours, 7 days a week: Addiction and Mental Health Help Line, Emergency Services and Fort Saskatchewan Community Hospital.

Is there crisis support among the emergency and crisis listings in Fort Saskatchewan?

13 listings are marked as crisis support: Addiction and Mental Health Help Line, Benevolence at PORP, Care Team and 10 more. In danger, call 911. Struggling or thinking of self-harm, call or text 988.

How current are the emergency and crisis listings for Fort Saskatchewan?

The most recent verified date among these listings is January 2023. 14 of the 18 carry "Website checked March 2026", which means the organization's website was confirmed live then; it is not a verification of the details.

What if none of these emergency and crisis listings is close to me?

The nearest communities with listings are Gibbons (15 km), Strathcona County (16 km) and Sturgeon County (20 km). Each community page lists its own emergency and crisis services.