get connected

Shiloh partners with many great organizations that offer a variety of services across Edmonton including church services, youth and children programming, drop-ins, prayer, food and clothing resources, and more. We would love to get you connected

 

Family resources

  • Request food resources, find discount groceries or connect to community support.

    www.edmontonsfoodbank.com

  • We were created so that those in the community/region in need had relief of food insecurity. We also offer Tools for School and WeCan program.

    https://www.ldfb.ca

  • 2nd Glance is a not for profit second hand store that accepts donations of goods, toys, clothing, and kitchen needs for resale at a reduced cost.

    https://www.facebook.com/2ndGlanceLeduc

  • Hope City Care Closet provides clothing and small household items in good to excellent condition to those in need. Call the church office to book a shopping appointment. No walk-ins at this time. For donation drop-off, please call 780-462-1515 or email info@hopecity.ca

    https://hopecity.ca/care/

  • Care Closet provides a safe environment for anyone in our community. We focus on listening to your stories in order to provide the appropriate support. Regardless of your situation, background, or experiences we openly welcome you to the Mill Woods Care Closet.

    https://carecloset.ca/

  • Sports Central provides resources, people and information to help enable more children to get active and have access to the benefits of sports. You can access sports equipment and bikes through Sport Central.

    https://www.sportcentral.org/

  • PEP Meetings offer support and direction for families dealing with the effects of substance abuse in youth. PEP offers support, education and hope with professionally facilitated innovative programming and a support line days/evenings/weekends

    https://pepsociety.ca/

  • Candora is the positive change serving Edmontonians, living in the Beverly, Abbottsfield and Rundle area. By providing community-based programs, we strive every day to end the isolation of poverty and to reach out to those in need.

    www.candora.ca

Youth and children

  • Youth Rise offers numerous free programs like Drop In, Job Prep, Basketball, Tutoring and more that are designed to fit the needs and interests of the youth in the Millbourne community.

    www.youthrise.ca

  • Kids On Track works primarily in the West end of Edmonton offering a variety of programming including weekly youth events, after school kid's programs in schools and family events monthly.

    kidsontrack.org

  • Teglar Youth Centre has a variety of programs for kids and youth including a climbing wall, a huge indoor skate park, games room and a Media Arts Centre. Call them at (780) 448-5820 for up to date program times.

    hopemission.com/kids-youth/

  • Crystal Kids in a youth drop-in centre located in the community of Parkdale. They offer a wide range of activities and programs for kids and youth throughout the week after school and in the evenings.

    crystalkids.org

  • SideDoor Youth Centre is a fun and safe place for grade 6-12 students to make their own, feel like they belong, and build life-long friendships. They run a drop-in Monday-Thursday, 3:30-6:00

    sidedooryc.ca

  • Drop-in program includes open Gym Time, Video Games, Activities and Food. As well, special programming, sports, tutoring, various life skills and classes will also provided throughout the year.

    Programming is for Grades 7-12: Wednesday's starting September 28th, Time: 4pm-6:00pm

    np.church/youth

  • Kickstand provides free therapy and support for mental health, substance use, and more, tailored to young people aged 11-25 across Alberta.

    https://mykickstand.ca/

church partners

 

Emergency services

  • With Kids Help, young people can get information about how their thoughts, feelings and behaviours are connected and what they can do to care for their well-being.

    If young people need help right now, they can text or Facebook message a trained, volunteer crisis responder at Kids Help Phone about anything they’re going through. No issue is too big or too small.

    Young people can work with a professional counsellor at Kids Help Phone over the phone or through online chat to better understand what they’re going through.

    www.kidshelpphone.ca

  • Christcity Lighthouse seeks to serve families and individuals in need of a support system, helping to overcome barriers, and empowerment.

    We serve community members who may be facing issues stemming from poverty, including food insecurity, unemployment, and housing. We can also help those in need of treatment for mental or physical health conditions, family problems, or those experiencing loneliness and hopelessness.

    Various programs run through out the week.

    Need Help? Call the Lifeline 1-855-477-4848

    www.christcitylighthouse.com

  • The Today Centre is a service to help any adult who is experiencing family violence (abuse of any kind).

    Their Family Violence Specialists offer emotional support, risk assessment, safety planning, and resource connection (ie.legal aid, etc.) and our services are entirely Free!

    The Today Centre is a great resource for those who may desire help for their situation (regardless if they have left or not) and want to consider keeping themselves and their loved ones more safe.

    www.thetodaycentre.ca

    Email info@thetodaycentre.ca

  • Connect to a crisis responder to get help without judgement

    Call 1.833.456.4566.

    or text 45645

    www.talksuicide.ca

  • 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. The service is free and confidential.

    211 can connect you with programs and resources for addiction, crisis, family/child, financial, health, employment, food and much more.

    You can reach 211 anytime 24/7:

    Call 2-1-1
    Text INFO to 211

    www.ab.211.ca