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Offering non-emergent medical travel. APL provides paramedic services for air, ground, industrial and special events. In addition, APL provides a Non-Emergent Medical Transport (NEMT) service for the Peace River Region that helps elderly and mobility challenged individuals travel to where ever they need to go. Read more...

The Alberta Healthy Living Program (AHLP) offers free workshops to help adults better manage their chronic conditions. Conditions like pain, diabetes, heart disease, stress, COPD. We also offer exercise programs for those who want to move better. The workshops are offered virtually (by Zoom) to all those living in Northern Alberta. Read more...

A place for adults with mental illness to connect and recover. We promote independence, individual choice and hope. We focus on an individuals’ strengths, talents, and skills. Read more...

The Bookmobile: Homebound service is a service for library patrons living in Peace River who are medically homebound providing free, monthly delivery and pick up of Peace River Municipal Library’s collection and resources, including books, DVDs, and more. Every four weeks, staff will run this service to deliver and pick up materials. Patrons must have an active library membership for Read more...

Your local hospital offers a wide array of services. Alberta Health Services program information (not a complete list): Aboriginal Liaison Services: Provides services and health information for in and out patients and their families. Coordinates and connects with local reserves and settlements on the services that Alberta Health Services provides. Community Cancer Care: The Peace River Community Health Centre provides Read more...

Mental Health Services help individuals and families who are experiencing mental health problems. Assessment, diagnosis, treatment, therapy and support are provided. 24 HOUR HELP LINES Distress Line: 1-877-321-2747 Mental Health Help Line: 1-877-303-2642 Health Link Alberta: 1-866-408-5465 Referrals to other professional or community agencies are made when appropriate. Information to individuals, community agencies or groups about mental health and mental Read more...

The Early Childhood Intervention Program provides support to families of infants and children with developmental delays or disabilities from birth to school age. Some of the services provided include: Developmental screenings and assessments Home visits Referrals to therapists and other community agencies as needed information on child development and skills Navigation of healthcare system and support in planning children’s preschool Read more...

Offering support for those living with HIV or Hepatitis C. In Peace River, Grande Prairie, Fort McMurray and throughout the north: public education, resources, one to one support for clients, referrals, pre/post-test counseling, condom access. Read more...

Location: Please call for location and to make an appointment. Services include community training, individual and group therapy for adults and children of any gender who have experienced sexual assault/ abuse and trauma. Read more...

To support the provision of compassion and care to the terminally ill, when a cure is no longer possible; to provide bereavement follow-up. Read more...