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Empowering Kids to Lead Healthy and Fulfilling Lives
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Welcome to our Kids Health Hub. Here, you can feel safe and find help when you need it.
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Kids' Health Matters
Life can be challenging when you are dealing with issues such as abuse, depression, anxiety, body image dysmorphia, defining your sexuality, gender and identity, or contemplating self-harm. The Central Alberta Child Advocacy Centre (CACAC) is a not-for-profit organization located in Red Deer, Alberta. Our website has been set up to offer you honest answers, accurate information, and helpful resources to conquer whatever problem you’re facing.
Never forget: you are not alone.
You are Not alone
New Topics
Every person and situation are different. We’re adding new information and helpful advice all the time.
Trending Topics
You don’t have to be embarrassed or scared to admit what’s troubling you – because other people are experiencing what you are, too. Here are some of the things that others have been looking for help with lately.
Grades 3-5
Visualization
Visualization The following exercise is visualization. It’s like a guided daydream. If you have any unrelated thoughts come up, acknowledge them, and imagine them floating
Grades 9-12
Accidental Overdose
Accidental Overdose What Is it? An overdose is what happens to someone’s body when they take too much of a substance or too many substances.
Parents / Caregivers
Eating Disorders
Eating disorders What Are They? There are many different types of eating disorders. The list below is not conclusive. Anorexia Nervosa When people are coping
Teachers / Professionals
Online Relationships
Online Relationships Tips for kids being safe online: Do not talk to people you don’t know online Remember what you post online is there forever
Get Help Now
If you or someone you know is in danger, here are some helpful numbers for assistance and advice. Remember, in an emergency, you should call 911 for police or an ambulance right away – this website is not monitored 24 hours a day, and we cannot respond as quickly as a crisis service.
