NON-TRADITIONAL MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT SERVICE FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGED 13-25
Anam Rural Youth Provides person-centered, non-clinical, non-traditional, One On One support with:
- Suicidal Ideation
- Mental Health
- Self Harm
- Trauma
- Exploitation
- Parent Conflict
- High Conflict Divorce
- Substance Abuse…
Anam (On-um) Rural Youth Association provides a mobile, trauma-integrated, crisis intervention, psychological first aid approach support service to marginalized and at-risk youth and young adults, aged 13-25, in the rural communities of Central Alberta.
Our distinctiveness lies in our unwavering commitment to delivering crucial services through a mobile platform. We travel to our clients, providing an informal, casual, person-centered approach that ensures accessibility for individuals who may not find traditional settings effective.
As part of our person-centered approach, we accompany our clients for a meal during our meetings, removing barriers to accessing support and eliminating additional stressors.
We are committed to removing barriers to accessing mental health support.
Our unique model makes a lasting impact on the mental health landscape for our youth and young adults.
“I can talk to you where I couldn’t talk to anyone before. You explain things in a way that makes sense.”
- 19yrs male
Our Vision
Empower youth and young adults to recognize their full potential.
Our Mission
Anam engages with marginalized & at-risk youth and young adults in building capacity for them to break negative cycles and behaviours fostering their ability to recognize their worth.
“I wish I found you sooner. I’ve done the hotlines, I’ve done lots of different agencies, you’re the first one that actually hears me.”
- 16 yrs female
Thank You to Our Donors
Anam Rural Youth Association is planning to raise an estimated amount of $100,000 this year on Fund-raising campaigns. It will cost our organization an estimate of $40,000 to raise this. The money raised will be going to providing a mobile mental health support service to marginalized, at-risk youth and young adults in the rural communities of Central Alberta.
For further information, please contact Louise Rellis, 403-318-7690. Our address is P.O. Box 1068, Blackfalds, AB, T0M 0J0.