UP provides services for children, youth, and adults to either remain in the family home or re-integrate with their families and community.

Family integration & community support services

The Bridges program is offered in partnership with Edmonton Area Child and Family Services (Child Intervention/Child Protection Services). It focuses on the partnership of Unlimited Potential and Child & Family Services working collaboratively with children, youth, and families to ensure safety, wellbeing, and helping build individual support networks in their own communities. The program also helps transition older youth in care to independence. Our areas of service are West Central, St Albert and Spruce Grove and the surrounding areas.

For more information on the Bridges Program, please contact:

Mero Mogus, Manager Bridges West Central
Email (mmogus@upcs.org)
587-338-7651

Anita McIntyre, Manager Bridges St Albert/Spruce Grove
Email (amcintyre@upcs.org)
587-340-6177

Carol Hrenyk, Director Community Services
Email (chrenyk@upcs.org)
780-902-2598

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) services

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a medical diagnosis that describes a range of lifelong disabilities resulting from prenatal exposure to alcohol. UP has programs for men, women, and children.

For adults, we have two Open Arms programs. One program is for men diagnosed with or suspected of having FASD, and the second program is for mothers living with FASD.

We also have FASD-focused group care available for children.

For more information, please contact:

Sadie Chave, Manager Open Arms
Email (schave@upcs.org)
780-440-0708 ext. 227

Adult volunteer and employment services

Adult services are based in Wetaskiwin, AB, including the Serenity House for adults with mental health diagnoses.

Touchstone Place Clubhouse offers social support programs for adults with mental health needs.

Adults can gain volunteer and employment experience at The Other Side Café or through the Transitional Employment Program.

For more information about services for adults, please contact:

Curtis Brandt, Manager Mental Health
Email (cbrandt@upcs.org)
780-362-3521

Mental health programs for adults

Serenity House is dedicated to adults with a mental health diagnosis. The house is located in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, where adult community support services are also available.

For more information about services for adults, please contact:

Curtis Brandt, Manager Mental Health
Email (cbrandt@upcs.org)
780-362-3521