General Information

Resources & Tools

• Alberta Emergency Alerts App
• Alberta Wildfire App
• Help in Tough Times - Resources for people affected by wildfire
• Public Health: Coping with Emergencies
• Support For Albertans Affected By Wildfire

Emergency planning and alerts

• 72 Hour Emergency Kit
• Alberta Government Wildfire Page

Your Health

• Air Quality Advisories
• Air Quality Health Index (AQHI)
• Breathing Smoke or Fumes
• Infants
  • Infant Feeding During Emergencies
  • Safe Feeding Equipment
• Video: How to Reduce the Effects of Smoke-related Illness
• Wildfire Smoke and Your Health

Your Home

• Returning to Your Home after a Wildfire
• How to Clean & Disinfect a Cistern
• Protecting Yourself & Your Family
• Restore Your Home
• Shock Chlorinating a Well
• Use Water Safely

Your Business / Community

• What To Do In Your Food Facility If There Is A Power Outage

Mental Health Resources

We Are Here to Help

You are not alone.

There are resources and services available to help you and your loved ones cope with health care needs and stress in this difficult time.

Remember, it is okay to ask for help. Everyone deals with stress differently and a traumatic event can have a big impact.

If you've been evacuated and need immediate assistance, phone 911.

Experiencing an evacuation can be stressful and overwhelming. If you need to talk, call the Mental Health Help Line at 1-877-303-2642 or Health Link at 811.

• Mental Health Resources
• Mental Health Tip Cards

Preparing

• Preparing Emotionally for Disasters or Emergencies
• Disaster Preparedness & your Mental Health

Responding

• Responding to a Disaster or Emergency
• Helping Your Child or Teen Respond to a Disaster or Emergency
• Disaster Response for Mental Health Care Providers

Recovery

• Recovery after a Disaster or Emergency
• Helping You Recover & Stay Well After a Disaster or Emergency
• Helping Children / Teens Recover from Disaster