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Becoming A Private Guardian for a Child

Is there a child you care about for whom you wish to take on permanent parenting responsibilities?
Last Update: 2017

Children and Parenting

This guide explains what you need to know about applying for an interim (or temporary) child custody or parenting order after you have left an abusive relationship.
Last Update: 2021

Court Seating Chart and Tips for CFYEA Hearings

Court Seating Chart and Tips for CFYEA Hearings
Last Update: 2017

DVTK: Educational Programs

Domestic violence educational programs from organizations around Alberta.
Last Update: 2019

DVTK: Following Up On the Incident

Help for you and others affected by the domestic violence incident.
Last Update: 2019

DVTK: Handy Resources

Resources from organizations around the province on domestic violence related topics.
Last Update: 2019

DVTK: Having the Conversation

How to speak with someone who may be experiencing domestic violence.
Last Update: 2019

DVTK: Recognizing the Warning Signs

There are signs that indicate domestic violence might be present.
Last Update: 2019

DVTK: Reducing Incidents

Some examples of possible domestic violence prevention strategies.
Last Update: 2019

DVTK: Services

Emergency services in the province that can be contacted in domestic violence situations.
Last Update: 2019

DVTK: What Can the Landlord Do?

What the landlord can do to help a victim of domestic violence
Last Update: 2019

DVTK: What Can the Victim Do?

Steps the victim can take to address their particular domestic violence situation.
Last Update: 2019

DVTK: What is Domestic Violence?

What is domestic violence and how can you recognize that it may be present?
Last Update: 2019

DVTK: When the Police Get Involved

What to expect when the police have been called to a domestic violence situation.
Last Update: 2019

DVTK: Why get involved?

How can you help if you have witnessed or suspect domestic violence?
Last Update: 2019

Emergency Protection Orders

Emergency Protection Orders
An Emergency Protection Order (EPO) is a legal tool intended to protect Albertans experiencing family violence.
Last Update: 2021

How old do I have to be in Alberta

This poster contains answers to some common "how old do I have to be" questions that young people have. This resource is great for teachers and youth workers.
Last Update: 2019

I Do Not Agree With a Decision Made By Childrens Services

I Do Not Agree With a Decision Made By Childrens Services
Last Update: 2017

I Have Been Contacted by Children’s Services

You should know your rights before you speak with anyone from children's services
Last Update: 2017

Leaving an Abusive Relationship If You Are Not a Canadian Citizen

This booklet features information for anyone who is not a Canadian citizen and is experiencing domestic violence.
Last Update: 2021

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