Edmonton’s Food Bank
Coordinates the Beyond Food Program at the ANNEX (11434 120 ST). Some partners provide on-site services, while others handle referrals. You are welcome to visit our partner sites directly—details are listed below.
PALS - Project Adult Literacy Society
Want to improve your English reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills? Want to improve basic computer skills for daily living, work, or school? Want to improve your reading and writing skills, comprehension and fluency? Want to improve your basic math skills, learn science for trade, prepare for trade entrance test?
EPL - Edmonton Public Library
EPL offers computer literacy training through the Beyond Food program. Additionally, they provide a range of free services, resources, and materials, including resume assistance, continuing education, skills upgrading, and English language learning, available directly at libraries throughout Edmonton.
CSS - Catholic Social Services
Need personal support or practical resources? Having trouble navigating the system and paperwork? A Resource and Support Worker can help and is available Thursday afternoons at the ANNEX (1:00 pm to 4:00 pm).
Accès Emploi (Acces Emploi)
Need employment support? Accès Emploi is the only provider mandated to serve French speaking job seekers. Offers many free of charge employment services and programs.
CMHA - Canadian Mental Health Association
Need personal support or practical resources? Having trouble finding your way through the systems and paperwork? A support worker can help.
Goodwill Industries
Provides ongoing support centered around diversity, equity, and inclusion.
E4C
Watch for free tax clinics offered through Beyond Food!
CSS LARCC - Catholic Social Services Language Assessment, Referral, and Counselling Centre
LARCC is a referral used to access English competency.
EMCN - Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers
EMCN supports all newcomers and immigrants and offers job training, job fairs, job connections, transitional training related to your profession in another country, and work experience opportunities.
AICCC - Alberta Indigenous Construction Career Centre
Prospect Human Services
We welcome anyone who is looking for a better life through employment. We work with candidates who have degrees; we also work with people who are experiencing homelessness or experiencing a mental health condition or challenge. We can help upgrade your skills; we can also work with an employer to help them understand a disability. Above all, we’re creative and resourceful. Recognizing that not everyone learns in the same way, our methods include art and the great Alberta outdoors as tools. We help young and old, people changing industries, recent immigrants, veterans, people with disabilities, and everyday Albertans who feel that the job search process has become daunting. If that sounds good to you, let’s get to work!
EmployAbilities
Many Albertans still face employment barriers despite advances in workplace diversity awareness and promotion. The truth is that anyone can successfully obtain a job and enrich their workplace culture with the appropriate support and guidance. That’s where EmployAbilities comes in.
C5
The C5 Hub is a consolidated location that works as a 'one-stop shop' for social supports in Northeast Edmonton, offering a wide range of programs, and services. Each C5 partner agency has specialized staff working at the C5 Hub to provide on-site supports such as food security, access to affordable housing, social systems navigation, settlement supports, free programming for children, youth, and families, etc.
TLC - The Learning Centre Literacy Association
Need to improve your reading, writing, and math or learn English?
Empower-Abilities
Empower-Abilities is a FREE program for individuals with self-disclosed Diverse-abilities in the Alberta Capital Region (Edmonton), designed to assist in securing and maintaining meaningful employment.
ATB Tools & Calculators
Make good financial decisions by getting the facts. Whether you’re deciding which account or credit card to choose, or figuring out if you can afford that mortgage this year or next, ATB has some tools or resources that could help you get it right.
