Guide to Aboriginal Edmonton 2010-11 - City of Edmonton
Guide to Aboriginal Edmonton 2010-11 - City of Edmonton
Guide to Aboriginal Edmonton 2010-11 - City of Edmonton
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George Spady Centre<br />
10015 - 105A Avenue<br />
Edmon<strong>to</strong>n, AB T5H 0M5<br />
PHONE 24 HR (780) 424-8335<br />
FAX (780) 426-1203<br />
EMAIL admin@gspady.ab.ca<br />
WEBSITE www.gspady.ab.ca<br />
Shelter for individuals who are in<strong>to</strong>xicated and require a<br />
safe setting while reducing their level <strong>of</strong> inebriation. All<br />
services are available <strong>to</strong> both women and men. There is<br />
no limit <strong>to</strong> the number <strong>of</strong> times clients may access any <strong>of</strong><br />
our services.<br />
We also provide non-medical de<strong>to</strong>xifi cation services, referrals<br />
<strong>to</strong> addictions treatment, and transitional housing and<br />
housing support for individuals working on their recovery.<br />
Hope Mission Herb Jamieson Centre<br />
10014 - 105A Avenue<br />
Edmon<strong>to</strong>n, AB T5H 0M6<br />
PHONE (780) 429-3470<br />
FAX (780) 424-2863<br />
EMAIL denis.meier@hopemission.com<br />
WEBSITE www.hopemission.com/men.htm<br />
The Herb Jamieson Centre <strong>of</strong>f ers short term and emergency<br />
room and board, <strong>to</strong> men with little or no resources.<br />
These men, normally between 18 and 60 years <strong>of</strong> age<br />
come here for a great variety <strong>of</strong> reasons. Some are transient,<br />
needing only a few days before they move on, while<br />
some are unemployed and just need some time here <strong>to</strong><br />
get back on their feet. However, the majority <strong>of</strong> our residents<br />
are from the street. They are men who have found<br />
themselves destitute because <strong>of</strong> addictions, emotional<br />
trauma, mental health problems, or because they face a<br />
combination <strong>of</strong> these and related problems. Essentially<br />
they are men who are simply unable <strong>to</strong> cope in normal<br />
social and communal life.<br />
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