Suicide Prevention Resource Centre

The Men at Risk Program provides education on stress management, depression, coping, and getting help. It is directed to men in trades, industry and agriculture, and those who interact with them. Presentations are available to community groups and in workplaces. The Men at Risk program is unique in that it features male facilitators from related backgrounds who have first-hand experience dealing with stress, depression, or loss from suicide. These men play a key part in delivering the messages.

Men at Risk is a program of the Suicide Prevention Resource Centre and is funded by the United Way Grande Prairie & Region, the County of Grande Prairie No. 1 FCSS, and Green View FCSS.

For more information or to book a free presentation, please contact:

Men at Risk Program:
Suicide Prevention Resource Centre
203, 11402 - 100 Street
Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada
T8V 2N5
Phone: 780-539-0210
Fax: 780-539-6574
Email has been disabled temporarily; please call for information or to request the email address.

Hours: The Suicide Prevention Resource Centre is open from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Monday to Friday. The Men
at Risk program is staffed on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Presentations are available other days and hours.

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