Community Supports

This is new territory for all of us. Every Jasper resident has experienced loss, and each person’s healing process is unique. Be kind to yourself and others as we navigate this difficult time together. Healing takes time, so allow yourself space to grieve.

For those still away from home, we can imagine how stressful this uncertainty is. Our hearts are with you. Support is available, and no one has to face this alone. Please see the list of resources below.

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Training & Workshops

Local supportive training opportunities, including the Pathfinders Program.

Community Outreach Services

Support, services and resources for all ages in Jasper.

Settlement Services

Helping folks settle into and learn all about Jasper. The service is free and available in multiple languages.

Library of Things

You can borrow Things and return them when you’re done using them. It’s a great way to access items you only need once in a while, that are expensive, or hard to store.

Jasper Food Security

For up-to-date information on food resources in Jasper, visit the Jasper Food Alliance's website.

Jasper Donation Centre

Check out their Facebook page for information on hours of operations and volunteer opportunities.

Jasper Employment and Education Centre

JEEC provides a range of employment services and a variety of learning opportunities.

Canadian Red Cross

There are supports available to individuals, businesses and community groups. There are physical offices set up in Hinton and Jasper.

Service Canada

Employment Insurance (EI) is available from Service Canada. Learn more about your eligibility and apply.

Government of Alberta

Alberta Supports is available and has created a list of supports for individuals impacted by wildfires in Alberta.

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