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Suite 502 - 740 4 Avenue South,
Lethbridge, AB, Canada
T1J 0N9

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Phone: (403) 694-1094
Toll free: 1 (844) 576-2512
Email: admin@csacleth.ca

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Monday – Friday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday – Saturday: Closed

Evening appointments are available upon request.

The Aurora Sexual Assault Centre acknowledges that we are settlers on the traditional territories of the people of the Sik sik ait sitapi or the Blackfoot Confederacy. Today, four nations make up Sik sik aitsi tapi: the Kainai Nation (Blood Tribe), the Piikani Nation, the Siksika Nation in southern Alberta, as well as the Blackfeet Tribe in northern Montana. As both the traditional and current Land Keepers of this area, the Blackfoot Nations have welcomed people from other Indigenous territories, including all signatory Nations of Treaty No. 7, members of the Métis Nation, and non-Indigenous people who have come to call this area home. Our work includes acting on Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation framework with continued learning and action to address deep-rooted systems of oppression and racism. We stand committed to the advancement of equity, diversity and inclusion for all people; for the health and well-being of our community.

Important Links

Alberta Association of Sexual Assault Services (AASAS)
Alberta's ONE LINE for Sexual Violence 9am to 9pm Daily 1-866-403-8000
Canadian Centre for Child Protection
Cybertip.ca
Project Arachnid
The Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking
Child and Youth Advocacy Centres
Ending Violence Association of Canada

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