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About Us

 
 

The Support We Provide

The Zebra Centre is made up of dedicated law enforcement, specialized assessors, medical professionals and Zebra Centre staff.

 
 
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Child Advocacy

Our advocates are here to ensure a child’s needs remain everyone’s top priority. 

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Forensic Interview

A recorded conversation where the child can tell their story in a safe and comfortable environment. 

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Very Important Paws

Fletcher, Captain and Cajun are here to provide comfort within our Centre and at the courthouse.

Please note: Facility dogs are on the premises. No other dogs are permitted in the Zebra Centre, except Service Dogs with proof of identification (an Alberta ID card or, if a Facility Dog, accreditation from an ADI school).

 
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Hope's Toy Closet

A very special place where children and youth’s bravery is celebrated with a new toy or quilt.

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Backpack Program

Every child in need leaves with the appropriate clothing, pyjamas and personal items.

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Care Calls

We provide regular check-ins to offer file updates, referrals and emotional support to caregivers.

 
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Crisis Response

We provide 24-hour crisis response and advocacy to children who are in immediate need of intervention.

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Trauma Referrals

We connect children to trusted counseling and trauma professionals in the community.

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Court Accompaniment

Preparation and accompaniment is a key step in addressing myths or fears surrounding the court process.

 
 
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Our Process

We bring together a community of professionals to provide a continuum of support for children throughout the entire disclosure, investigative, judicial and healing process.

What Is Child Abuse?

Simply put, child abuse is anything that intentionally endangers the development or security of a child. Abuse includes emotional abuse, neglect, physical abuse, sexual abuse and online exploitation. Reports can be made anonymously to police or child and family services.

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Got Questions?

Chances are we’ve already answered it in our frequently asked questions. If not get in touch with us directly!

 

Our Videos

Know Your Zebras

Kids Can Tell

Truth be Told