Until no one struggles alone,your help saves lives.
We’re here to provide the first steps to recovery.
Covid-19 Update
Safe Harbour continues to connect to our community’s most vulnerable people by providing services in the form of camp outreach support, transportation, connection to housing, 24/7 shelter, medically supported detox, detox isolation, and indigenous online support
Due to COVID-19 we are currently unable to welcome the public to our location with donations, however clothing donations can be coordinated for drop off. Please leave a message at 1.403.347.0181 and we will get back to you to arrange.
We still rely on your generous help and ask for your continued support to us by donating online or via e-transfer.
Who we are helping
We serve 6 types of people at Safe Harbour:
mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, sons and daughters
Mothers who ache for their children and grandchildren.
Fathers that live with the knowledge they aren’t supporting their families.
Brothers and sisters who have to stay away from each other, or watch helplessly as the spiral of addiction, homelessness and poverty tear them apart.
How do you turn your son or daughter away at a time when it looks like they need you so much? How do you love them when their behaviours are so unlovable? How do you help them when you don’t understand?
We can help. You’re not alone.
It’s not just the individual experiencing the addiction that we support. Safe Harbour stands beside these families and offers them resources and support as they keep that thread of connection to their loved ones however they can.
