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Alberta commits $16M to revamp family violence support services

The province said the money will fund new grant streams, transition support and shelter upgrades to improve services for vulnerable Albertans.

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New funding streams target maintenance, regional grants, and agencies working outside shelters.

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Alberta commits $16M to revamp family violence support services

The Alberta government has announced $16 million in new funding to support family violence services programs across the province. In a July 14 media scrum in Calgary, Searle Turton, minister of Children and Family Services, announced that $15 million of new funding would be distributed through three new streams in the Emergency Family Violence Services program. “Family violence response looks different in every community and we want to ensure th…

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Alberta - More supports for family violence programs

Through the Emergency Family Violence Services program, Alberta is investing an additional $16 million to empower agencies that support Albertans experiencing domestic violence to expand access to ser. . .

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Today In BC broke the news on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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