Get help
If you’re concerned about your relationship with alcohol, or someone else’s, there’s a range of resources and support available.
Alcoholics Anonymous: is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem.
Canadian Cancer Society: is dedicated to improving the cancer experience by helping people live longer, fuller lives.
Carers Canada: is a national coalition of diverse federal and provincial organizations that join with carers, providers, policy makers and other stakeholders to affect positive change for carers.
Calcoholator: monitor your blood alcohol content over the course of a period.
Understanding Blood Alcohol Concentration: finding your blood alcohol concentration.
Wellness Together Canada: choose from a variety of resources to motivate and support your wellness journey. Call at: 1-888-417-2074.
Get help with problematic substance use: find community, provincial and national support services.
Youth and alcohol: encourages and supports parents to prevent the harms of problematic drug use by youth.
Family violence: search for family violence resources in your area.
Crisis Services Canada: provides suicide prevention and support to the people of Canada.
Fetal alcohol syndrome disorder (FASD): explore resources to help people with FASD.
Canada's Low-Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines: read the government's recommendations on alcohol consumption to help you make smart decisions.