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Find free and low-cost help in Moose Jaw beyond the food bank: meals, housing, health, family support and more.

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Urgent help

If you or someone else is in danger right now, call 911.

  • Emergency

    911

    Police, fire or ambulance, when someone is in danger right now.

  • 211 Saskatchewan

    211

    Free, confidential help finding services. Call or text any time.

  • Moose Jaw Police Service, non-emergency

    306-694-7600

    Also reaches the Police and Crisis Team (PACT). Call if someone without a home is in distress.

  • Social Services intake

    1-866-221-5200

    Income support and help for children and families.

  • Social Services, Moose Jaw office

    306-694-3647

    Monday to Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm.

  • Willow Lodge overnight shelter

    306-690-2785

    Adults 18 and over. 83 Ominica St W, east side door. Open every night 8:15 pm - 7:45 am, holidays too.

  • My Place, John Howard Society

    306-630-3890

    Daytime support and caseworkers.

What do you need help with?

Choose one or more kinds of help to see services in Moose Jaw, with addresses, phone numbers and hours. You can print the list or email it to yourself.

Choose one or more

Food banks, food pantries and emergency grocery support.

Community and senior meal programs.

Emergency shelters and homeless drop-in centres.

Housing searches and help with rent or utility costs.

Clothing, furniture and essential household items.

Low-cost clothing, furniture and household goods.

Counselling, mental health assessment and crisis support.

Substance use counselling and treatment programs.

Crisis intervention and violence or assault support lines.

Community clinics, specialist care and help with medical expenses.

Housing, day programs and income support for people with disabilities.

Social, housing, transportation and referral services for seniors.

Family supports, parenting programs and youth centres.

Child care centres, home-based child care and preschools.

Job preparation, placement and training programs.

Legal aid, legal information and counselling.

Local, accessible and senior transportation services.

Public libraries, internet access and community programs.

Can't find what you need?

These listings come from 211 Saskatchewan and are updated regularly. Services change, so call ahead before you go. 211 Saskatchewan can also help you find anything not listed here. Need food? Book a visit to our Harvest Pantry.

Call 211Book a pantry visit