A place to begin.
If you or someone you care about is struggling with alcohol, drugs or addiction, support is available. You do not have to have everything figured out before reaching out.
You can begin with one conversation.
Asking for help does not require you to already know what kind of support you need.
A health professional, addictions service or trained support worker can help you talk through what is happening and identify appropriate next steps.
Support may involve assessment, counselling, addiction medicine, withdrawal management, treatment, recovery services, peer support or a combination of approaches.
Talk to a Professional
Connect with addictions or health services and explain what you are experiencing. You can ask questions even if you are unsure what kind of help you need.
Explore Your Options
Different people need different levels of support. Treatment, counselling, addiction medicine and recovery resources can be discussed with a qualified provider.
Keep Going
Recovery can involve ongoing medical, emotional, practical, community and spiritual support. Reaching out again is still progress.
Help in Prince Albert.
These services can help connect individuals with addictions support, medical care, crisis assistance and treatment navigation.
Access Place
101 15th Street E
Prince Albert, SK S6V 1G1
Prince Albert Area Addictions Intake
A starting point for accessing addictions services and navigating available supports.
306-765-6550Prince Albert Mobile Crisis
Crisis support is available for people experiencing mental health, addictions or other serious personal crises.
306-764-1011HealthLine 811
Confidential mental health and addictions support, advice and connection to appropriate services is available 24 hours a day.
Call 811Support across Saskatchewan.
HealthLine 811
Available 24/7 for confidential health, mental health and addictions support, including advice and connections to community resources.
Call 811 →Saskatchewan 211
Search for community, social, health and government services available in Saskatchewan.
Explore 211 Saskatchewan →Rapid Access to Addiction Medicine
RAAM clinics provide low-barrier access to medical support for people seeking help with substance use.
Learn about RAAM →When someone you love is struggling.
Supporting someone does not mean you have to solve everything yourself.
You can encourage them to connect with professional help, learn about available services and offer practical support without taking responsibility for every decision they make.
It is also reasonable to seek guidance and support for yourself. Addiction can affect partners, parents, children, siblings, friends and entire families.
There is still hope.
Addiction can affect the body, mind, relationships, family life and spiritual life. Seeking professional help and medical care can be an important part of recovery.
For those who desire it, prayer, pastoral care, Christian community and spiritual encouragement can also provide meaningful support alongside professional treatment and recovery services.
You do not have to choose between asking for prayer and asking for professional help.
Connect With Us →Immediate support is available.
If there is an immediate danger, medical emergency or serious safety concern, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
If you are thinking about suicide or are worried about someone who may be, call or text 988 for Canada’s Suicide Crisis Helpline.
Light Up Prince Albert does not provide medical diagnosis, addiction treatment or emergency services. This page is intended to help visitors connect with professional, community and faith-based support resources.