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Resources for Edmonton Seniors

The latest resources and information on how seniors living in Edmonton, AB can stay active, healthy, and safe. During the time of COVID-19, this page will be updated regularly for health advisories, resources, and information on how you and your family can stay safe.


The Mill Woods Seniors Association also has an Outreach department that can be reached by calling 780-496-2997 during office hours. We are happy to help all seniors, regardless of whether you have an MWSA membership. We also work closely with other seniors' organizations and community groups.

Useful Phone Numbers for Edmonton Seniors

  • 211 Seniors Information Line for community resources

  • 311 City of Edmonton information

  • 511 Alberta Road Conditions

  • 811 Health Link: Speak to a registered nurse

  • 911 Emergency Line: Police, Fire, Ambulance

Mental Health Resources for Edmonton Seniors

  • 780-482-HELP (4357) 24-Hour Distress Line

  • 1-877-453-5088 (toll-free) Caregiver Advisor Line for peer and community supports

  • 1-877-303-2642 Alberta Health Services Mental Health Helpline 

Elder Abuse Resources for Edmonton Seniors

  • 780-477-2929 Elder Abuse Intake Line (Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.)

  • 780-454-8888 Seniors Abuse Help Line (Information and referral 24 hours a day)

  • 780-720-1520 Seniors Safe House  (Temporary accommodation for seniors leaving abusive situations)


  • 780-644-9992 Alberta Seniors Benefits

  • 1-800-277-9914 Service Canada


  • 780-702-1725 Edmonton Community Legal Centre


  • 780-413-4525 We Can Food Basket
  • 780-425-4190 Edmonton's Food Bank

Fraud Information for Seniors

Useful websites for Edmonton seniors

Report a Scam to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (Government of Canada)
For more resources, see the City of Edmonton's Services for Seniors document & Edmonton Seniors Coordinating Council's "Navigating Edmonton Seniors Sector"


COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Information for Seniors

Updated: May 2022



Government of Alberta

COVID-19 Q & A Fact Sheet for Seniors from the Ministry of Seniors & Housing


For the latest information on the COVID-19 and how you can help prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, with the expert advice of the Chief Medical Officer, please visit alberta.ca. 


If you recently returned from travel outside Canada or have symptoms - cough, fever, fatigue, or difficulty breathing:

Physical Distancing Tips
City of Edmonton

Check edmonton.ca/COVID-19 for updates on Edmonton transit, information on City facilities and attractions, other important information.
Government of Canada

The Government of Canada website has resources for travelers, travel advisories, resources, and action plans for COVID-19. 
Fraud and Scam Alerts
Mental Health Resources
Online Grief & Bereavement Resources


Food/Grocery deliveries



Online Classes and Programs to help seniors stay active at home

Online Classes/Programs & Resources for Learning
Virtual Attractions/Tours
Online Fitness (Videos You Can Watch Anytime)
Livestream Music/Concerts
Online Games/Puzzles
Online Movies/Shows
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