For Emergency Assistance in Vulcan County
The Vulcan Regional Victim Services Society promotes and advocates the rights and entitlements of victims of crime and trauma through information, referral, support, assistance, community liaison, and education.
Serving the needs of victims of crime and trauma in Vulcan County, Alberta.
Sponsors
The securing of sufficient operational funding for the program is essential to the continued provision of our services in the Vulcan County. We gratefully acknowledge the sponsorship and support of the following organizations, businesses and individuals.
Alberta's Solicitor General and Public Security works to keep Alberta communities safe and secure. Our staff, along with many other key stakeholders, promote strong neighbourhoods right across the province.
Click here to view a map showing many of the facilities where this work is done.
Click here to view the Alberta Solicitor General's website.
The Calgary zone Addiction & Mental Health service goal since the year 2001 has been to maintain a network of mental health care across the continuum including: prevention and promotion services, early intervention services, crisis intervention services, inpatient acute care, rehabilitation services, outpatient and community treatment (both general and specialized), and sustain and support services to facilitate community-based living.
Click here to view the Calgary Health Region Mental Heath Services website.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is the Canadian national police service and an agency of the Ministry of Public Safety Canada.
The RCMP is unique in the world since it is a national, federal, provincial and municipal policing body. We provide a total federal policing service to all Canadians and policing services under contract to the three territories, eight provinces (except Ontario and Quebec), more than 190 municipalities, 184 Aboriginal communities and three international airports.
Click here to view the RCMP's website.
Vulcan Business Development Society was formed to support and encourage Economic Development throughout the geographic boundaries of Vulcan County. This will be accomplished through promoting and facilitating activities, managing projects and programs to attract and retain investment, creating employment and encouraging people and businesses to see that our region is an attractive place to invest, carry on business and reside and visit. We Proudly Support the Vulcan Regional Victims Services Society and all their efforts within our community.
Click here to view the Vulcan Business Development Society's website.
The town of Vulcan is a vibrant and proud community situated in rural Alberta. Vulcan's high quality of life is evident. We offer first class facilites while still maintaining friendly, rural hospitality. Vulcan residents are warm and inviting and have understood for a long time the advantages of our community.
Click here to view the Town of Vulcan's website.
Vulcan County covers an approximate area of 545,000 hectares and encompasses the Town of Vulcan, the Villages of Carmangay, Champion, Lomond, Milo and Arrowwood, and the Hamlets of Brant, Ensign, Herronton, Kirkcaldy, Mossleigh, Queenstown, Shouldice, and Travers. The population of the County (including the town and villages) is approximately 6,600 people.
Click here to view Vulcan County's website.
Vulcan County Adult Learning Council is a non-profit organization partially funded by the Community Programs Branch of Alberta Advanced Education and Technology, Community Programs. The council offers courses at various locations throughout Vulcan County including Vulcan, Arrowwood, Carmangay, Champion, Lomond, Milo, and Mossleigh (see our current calendar or visit the course page on this website). The council office is located on the 2nd floor, 102 Centre St, Vulcan, Alberta (Vulcan County Office). Council membership consists of volunteer representatives from communities throughout Vulcan County and representatives from local agencies and organizations involved in adult lifelong learning.
Click here to view the Vulcan County Adult Learning Council's website.
Chinook Arch Regional Library System assists a network of cooperating libraries in Southwest Alberta to provide convenient access to information and library resources.
Chinook Arch Regional Library System is also a member of The Alberta Library which is a province wide library network aimed at providing Albertans with access to the materials and information resources in many different libraries. TALOnline allows you to search most Alberta library catalogues at once.
Click here to view the Vulcan County Adult Learning Council's website.
Click here to go to The Alberta Library website
Kin Canada, founded in 1920, is an all-Canadian service organization made up of active community volunteers.
Working together, Kinsmen and Kinettes are enhancing the quality of life in their communities by promoting service, fellowship, positive values and national pride.
Click here to view the Vulcan Kinsmen website.