Library Services during Covid

We are pleased to be open again for in person visits and youth programming. We are open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Mondays, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays through Thursdays, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.  Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for the latest news. If you would like curbside pickup for books, movies and more, that service continues to be available, call us at 403-742-2292 to request materials.

Resources

Several organizations are making resources available while we are physical distancing. Call the library for more information.

Online supports for students K-12
 Online supports for adults
Avoiding Scams related to Covid-19
 Mental Health Resources
Financial supports during Covid-19
 More local Information related to Covid-19
Online Supports for Students K-12
  • Indigenous Knowledge and Wisdom Centre - Indigenous learning for K-12
  • Jack.org -  A Canadian charity training and empowering young leaders to revolutionize mental health in every province and territory.
  • Kids Help Phone -  Canada's 24/7 support service. They offer professional counselling, information and referrals by phone or text.
  • My Child's Learning: A Parent Resource- grade-level specific information
  • Neufeld Institute Foundation - Offers a few free resources for parents and a newsletter archive.  Sign up to receive the latest (April) newsletter, "Surprise, We're Homeschooling".
  • Rupertsland Centre for Teaching and Learning - K-12 learning resources for the Métis community
  • Solaro - Available via the eLibrary, you will need a library card to access it.  Homework supports for the Alberta Curriculum, grades 3-12.
  • Telus World of Science - DIY Science: Fun science you can do together from the comfort of your home.
  • Tutoring - Need help working through a problem? Call 403-742-2292 to book an appointment with a tutor at the Stettler Public Library. 

Online Supports for Adults

  • Central Alberta Refugee Effort - Services are designed to support successful settlement and integration of immigrants and refugees.
  • Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta - Looking for information about legal issues during COVID-19? CPLEA has organized a Canadian Legal FAQ page covering Court Hearings, Employment, Family Law and more.
  • Class Central - List of Free Online Learning Due to Coronavirus
  • LinkedIn Learning (Lynda.com) - Free learning path of 11 courses to help you navigate these challenging economic times (job search strategies)
  • LinkedIn Learning (Lynda.com) - Free courses on building resilience, working remotely and staying productive.
  • Resource Assistance through the Stettler Library - Our volunteer resource person has 30+ years in government supports. Whether it is assistance with your resume and cover letter, or help navigating government information, we are happy to support you.  Reference and technology assistance are also available. Email spl@prl.ab.ca or call 403-742-2292 for more information.
  • Stettler & District Family and Community Support Services -  offer a wide range of programs and services at the community level in the areas of Family Counselling, Harm Reduction, Home Support and Handi-Bus.  Contact staff during regular business hours by phone, email and Facebook. They have a public computer that can be access by appointment only for essential services.
  • Stettler Information and Referral Centre - A charitable organization providing a wide variety of services to Stettler and Area including free income tax returns for seniors, newcomers, low income families, students, etc., form completion (AISH, CPP Disability and others), Seniors programs, Commissioner for Oaths, connecting you with the Central Alberta Community Legal Clinic, services for newcomers and more. Access information through Stettler Connects.
  • Stettler Learning Centre - provides learner advising & support, adult literacy & foundational learning, English as an additional language, GED preparation and testing and more. 

Avoiding Scams related to Covid-19

  • ATB - Advice for Albertans during the Covid-19 pandemic (Covid-19 related scams are on the rise in Alberta)
  • Better Business Bureau - Check out BBB tips on Covid-19 (coronavirus). Don't panic, be safe, and avoid scams.
  • Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre - Scammers can target any Canadian or Canadian business. Read up on tips and tricks to protect yourself.

Mental Health Resources

  • Alberta Health Service Addiction and Mental Health - Help in Tough Times provides a number of links and phone numbers to help you.
  • Alberta Communities against Abuse - ACAA is dedicated to ending emotional, physical and sexual child abuse and promotes safe, healthy, well-functioning children, families and communities through treatment, support and education
  • Coronavirus Anxiety Workbook -the Wellness Society has developed a workbook that may be of use during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Focus on the Family Canada - A Canadian charitable organization offering biblically-based resources and programs, personal counselling, prayerful support and more.
  • Hope Counselling and Pastoral Services - Rev. Ross Helgeton has more than 40 years of ministry and counselling experience, and is a member of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association. Available via Zoom, Skype or telephone during the Covid-19 pandemic.
  • Jack.org - A Canadian charity training and empowering young leaders to revolutionize mental health in every province and territory.
  • Kids Help Phone -  Canada's 24/7 support service. They offer professional counselling, information and referrals by phone or text.
  • Wellness Together Canada - offers services that range from immediate crisis support to mental health screening and self assessment tools, to e-courses.

Financial Supports During Covid-19

More Local Information related to Covid-19