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What services are available?
If you are in a family violence emergency, call 911 or your local police service.
The police can assist in providing an overview of what options are available, such as Emergency Protection Orders. Also, most police services have a Victim's Service Unit that provides support and referrals.
For a copy of the Family Violence Information and Rights booklet, call the Public Security Division, Alberta Solicitor General, at (780) 427-3457.
Call Prevention of Family Violence and Bullying at (780) 422-5916 or visit their website at www.child.gov.ab.ca/whatwedo/familyviolence/ for additional information and a listing of shelters in Alberta. See also: Victims of Family Violence - Information and Rights
December 29, 2000
Prevention of Family Violence and Bullying, Alberta Children's Services
http://www.child.gov.ab.ca/whatwedo/familyviolence/page.cfm?pg=index
The PFVB is a coordinated, provincially-based government response to family violence. The office provides brochures, posters and information sheets about family violence.
What programs are available for victims or potential victims of family violence?
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