Strathcona County Victim Services provides immediate assistance, support and information to people affected by crime or trauma. If you are a victim of a crime that occurs within Strathcona County, the RCMP or Enforcement Services may refer you to Victim Services for support.

Our services

The aftermath of a crime, traumatic event, accident or emergency can be chaotic and overwhelming for the victims and witnesses. Victim Services provides:

• Support for victims and witnesses of crime or traumatic events

• Referrals to community organizations that can provide additional help

• 24‑hour response in partnership with the RCMP

• Information and guidance throughout the criminal justice process

• Assistance with applications to the Victims of Crime Assistance Program

Additional resources

Family and Community Services (Strathcona County)

Mental health is just as important as physical health — it’s important to learn how to monitor it, and when you might need some extra support. For more information visit Family and Community Services

Family and Social Supports (Government of Alberta)

For more information on; financial assistance and services for seniors, children, people with disabilities, and individuals and families in crisis, visit Family and social supports

Need help dealing with family violence? (Government of Canada)

Need help dealing with family violence? provides services and information on to help keep yourself, your children, other family members, or people you know, safe. This includes how to recognize signs of abuse, plan for safety and find services in your area.

Become a volunteer advocate with Victim Services

Strathcona County Victim Services is accepting volunteer advocate applications. Applications are accepted year-round, however there are limited opportunities. All potential advocates are required to complete an enhanced security clearance, as well as a vulnerable sector check. Please contact us at 780-449-0153 for more information.