Wellness Navigation
Wellness Navigation Indigenous Support Line Wood Buffalo Food Bank Services
Wellness Navigation
Our Wellness Navigator, Shanice Guy, is here to support students by connecting them with campus services, community organizations, and government programs that help students.
Support areas include physical health, financial independence, legal assistance, addiction treatment, housing, food, and mental health needs.
The Wellness Navigator is available for individual consultations to learn about what supports you would benefit from and how the resources on our campus and in our community can help you.
The Wellness Navigator can help with:
- Ensuring Short and Long-Term Food Security
- Coordinating Financial Assistance
- Addiction Service Referrals
- Support with Off Campus Accommodations
- Legal Aid Referrals
- Social Events Coordination
- Navigating On campus Resources
- Referrals to Community Supports for Physical and Mental Wellness
Get in touch with the Wellness Navigator |
The Wellness Navigator is located in the Wellness Services Department.
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Indigenous Support Line
Alberta Health Services (AHS) has launched an Indigenous Support Line.
They can answer questions, help with accessing culturally appropriate care or support and assist with navigating the healthcare system.
You can call at any time during your, or a family member’s, healthcare journey with questions or concerns.
Call AHS’ toll-free Indigenous Support Line (Monday-Friday, 12:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.):
1-844-944-4744
Wood Buffalo Food Bank Services
This video will provide an overview of how you can access the Wood Buffalo Food Bank as a Keyano student. Your application will be reviewed by the College's Wellness Navigator before referral to the Food Bank. This process ensures that we can efficiently and respectfully meet your needs while adhering to the Food Bank's policies and procedures.
Apply for Wood Buffalo Food Bank Services