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Healthy Families Healthy Futures Prenatal Program (CPNP) 

Serves:  Athabasca, Barrhead, Lac La Biche, Lac Ste. Anne County, Mayerthorpe, Morinville, Redwater, Smoky Lake, Swan Hills, Thorhild, Westlock, Whitecourt and surrounding areas.

Who We Are

Together with individuals, families, and communities, we build trusting, caring relationships to empower positive change.
Our Vision: Resilient Individuals; Resourceful Families; Responsive Communities

Our Programs

Westlock Family Connections - Promotes children getting a healthy start in life through:  positive parent-child relationships, the improvement of parenting knowledge and skills, and fostering of optimal development. We offer Caregiver Education and programs focusing on child development, asset building, parenting, and strengthening family bonds.

Home Visitation - One-on-one parenting strategies for parents-to-be and caregivers with children aged 0 – 6. Long-term support to strengthen caregiver-child relationships, promote healthy childhood growth and development, and encourage safe home environments. Home Visitation provides parenting information, opportunities for hands-on activities with your child, answers to questions and concerns, connections to other services.

Thrive - Supporting people who are affected by relationship abuse. (Athabasca and Westlock) We provide confidential support for those experiencing abuse, information and education on various types of abuse, practical safety and action plans, connection and advocacy to access community programs and services,  and school and community educational programs to promote healthy relationships.
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FASD Mentorship - (Athabasca, Lac Ste. Anne County, Westlock, Whitecourt, and surrounding areas) Mentorship for those who may be prenatally exposed to drugs and/or alcohol, possibly resulting in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Services provided in. The FASD Mentor develops a trusting relationship with each participant, and together they develop strategies to build effective social and life skills, develop and implement personal goals, connect to other community programs and services, work with the individuals circle of influence, including family, caregiver, educators, and service providers. 

Parent-Child Assistance Program (PCAP) - (Athabasca, Calling Lake, Whitecourt and surrounding areas) Serving individuals of child-bearing years who use(d) drugs and/or alcohol during pregnancy or have children prenatally exposed to drugs and/or alcohol. Mentors provide extensive, practical assistance and long-term emotional support for women making fundamental changes in their lives.
Contact Information
Healthy Families Prenatal Program
Healthy Families Healthy Futures
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#204, 10619 - 100Ave Westlock, AB T7P 2J4
Website: www.hfalberta.com
​Toll Free: 1- 866-859-8109

Brandy Berry, Executive Director
Phone: 780.307.2444 Ext. 1
E-mail: brandy.berry@hfalberta.com

Pam Pearce, Program Manager
Phone:  780.307.2444 Ext. 3
E-mail:  pam.pearce@hfalberta.com

Velvet Buhler, Program Manager
Phone:  780.307.2444 Ext. 4
E-mail:  velvet.buhler@hfalberta.com
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All CAPC and CPNP Projects along with the Alberta Coalition are funded by the ​Public Health Agency of Canada



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  • Welcome
  • About Us
    • What is CAPC?
    • What is CPNP?
    • Contact Us
  • Project Directory
    • Coalition Directory North
    • Coalition Directory South
  • Resources
  • For Coalition Members
    • Welcome
    • Board Directory
    • Capacity Building
    • Coalition Meetings
    • Bulletin Board
    • Coalition Conference
    • Strategic Plan