ABI Partnership Project – Prince Albert
Provided by: Government of Saskatchewan - Health
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- ABI Partnership Project – Prince Albert
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Service Description
Services for Saskatchewan residents living with acquired brain injuries (ABIs) and their families, including
- outreach teams
- educational resources
- community programs
- support groups
- recreation and leisure groups
- injury prevention
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Eligibility
Individuals with an acquired brain injury and their families
Application Process
Contact outreach
Self-referrals and outside referrals (health facilities, physicians, rehabilitation program, other) accepted
Documents Required
Contact for information
Fees
None
Office: 306-765-6630
North Outreach Team
Fax: 306-765-6657
Toll-Free: 1-866-899-9951
North Outreach Toll Free
Hours of Operation
Outreach Team Mon-Fri 8 am-4:30 pm
Service Website
https://www.abipartnership.sk.ca/index.php
Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/ABIEducationandPrevention
Coverage Area
Saskatchewan, Prince Albert, Prince Albert Parkland, Kelsey Trail, Athabasca, Keewatin Yatthe, Mamawetan Churchill River
Languages Offered
English
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- ABI Partnership Project – Prince Albert
- ABI Partnership Project – Regina
- ABI Partnership Project – Saskatoon
- Autism Services and Resources
- COVID-19 Saskatchewan Information
- Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Services
- Gender Identity, Gender Diversity, and Transgender Support
- Health Care Facilities Map
- HealthLine 811
- HIV-AIDS Testing, Treatment, and Support
- Imaging Procedures Information
- Immunization Records
- Immunization Services Information
- Influenza Immunization
- Medical Assistance in Dying Information
- Mental Health and Addictions Services Overview
- Opioids and Naloxone Information
- Organ and Tissue Donor Registry
- Personal Care Home Operational Review Inspections
- Personal Care Homes
- Poison Control Centre: 1-866-454-1212
- Prescription Drug Plans and Health Coverage Information
- Public Health Advisories
- Recreational Water – Healthy Beach Program
- Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative
- Sexually Transmitted Infections Services
- TAO Tel-Aide Francophone Helpline
- Wellness and Prevention
Location Info
Hours of Operation
Outreach Team Mon-Fri 8 am-4:30 pm
Accessibility
Unknown
Office: 306-765-6630
North Outreach Team
Fax: 306-765-6657
Toll-Free: 1-866-899-9951
North Outreach Toll Free
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