Adults aged 18 and over in Fort McMurray who are experiencing vulnerabilities or complex social needs are welcome to access our programs. 

We prioritize individuals who are in recovery or committed to sobriety, particularly those transitioning out of homelessness or involved in the Drug Court Program. 

We offer life skills training, access to basic needs (like food and clothing), and advocacy to help participants navigate housing, employment, health care, and more. 

Life skills include everyday abilities like time management, personal hygiene, budgeting, and goal setting. They are essential for independent and stable living. 

We connect clients with transitional and stable housing options through partnerships with organizations like Wood Buffalo Housing. 

We help clients prepare for employment by connecting them to job training, resume building, and employment agencies. 

Yes. We offer tax return support and guidance on accessing financial assistance programs like AISH and income support. 

No, our services are free to eligible participants thanks to our funding and community partnerships. 

We aim to reduce homelessness, increase employment, improve mental health and well-being, and foster self-sufficiency and inclusion in the community. 

Our program provides wraparound, person-centered support, combining life skills training, basic needs assistance, and strong advocacy tailored to each individual’s journey.